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Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-19
LARGE AMOUNT OF BUSINESS
FACES CORPORATION COM.

After the summer vacation. during
which time there was little business
transacted by the Arizona corporation
commission. that important depart
ment of the state has outlined a pro-
gram which will keep il busy for
some time and take the members of
the commission to many parts of the
state.
Seventeen cases were set, begin
ming with the hearing of the complaint
of Mrs. Hattie l.. Mosher against the
Pacific Gas and Electric company
Other hearings in Phoenix are as fol-
lows: October 20. general investiga-
ton of the auto stage lines in the
state; October %. investigation of the
Silver Buttes Mining company; Dc
tober %. Arizona Life Underwriters
association VS.. 5. F. Employees Mutual
Benefit association; October "a. Flag
stan Electric Light company. appli-
cation 10 increase the capital stock;
October 20. investigation Of auto trait
fic between Phoenix and Superior;
October 27. Arizona Hercules Copper
VS.. Ray and ella Valley Rail
way company. rehearing on complaint
of refusal of service.
The corporation commission will on
November go TO Cochise. where 1t
will listen to a complaint regarding
the stock pens at that point. On No
vember the commission will hear
at Stafford the complaint of d. L.
Ridgeway against the ella Valley
Electric. Gas and Water company;
s at Metcalf. investigation
of water srevice of the Arizona Cop
per company; November 10 at Pres
colt. investigation of auto service be-
tween Jerome, Clarkdale, Prescott,
Humboldt and other points. Other
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-19
State and County NelUs Briefs

violation of the Mann act The bail
was fixed at $1,000. in default of which
he was remanded to the county Jail.
The complaint against the woman.
who was taken into custody with
Danes. charging conspiracy 10 vio-
late the law, was dismissed. though
she was held as witness and is be
ing detained at the immigration seTv-
ice detention quarters. The case will
come to trial in the November ses-
sion OF the court.
Herbert McCutcheon, alias P. H.
McMoshan, was given q preliminary
hearing Wednesday morning before
Commissioner Henke at Phoenix and
was held to answer to the charge of
violating the espionage act passed in
June. Proceedings will be started at
once for his removal to Chicago. Bond
was fixed at $4,000 ]. r. Basket,
another federal prisoner being held
on the same charge, will be given his
hearing at Jerome today. ]. H. Lang
ston, assistant United States attorney.
went north Tuesday to represent the
government in the case. Five other
men, alleged TO be l. W. ". agitators,
will be given their hearing at Globe
on Saturday before the United States
commissioner there. They are Roger
Culver. R. J. Bobba, II. F. Kane. w.
H. Lewis and Joseph A. Oates. The
eighth man. Ignacio Blanco. was
operated on Tuesday for appendicitis
at the hospital in Globe and will not
be given hearing until he is able
to leave the hospital
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-19

hearings the same day and place are:
r. B Given. agent Kansas City Life
Insurance company vs.. William \.
Davidson, agent Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance company, regarding al
legged derogatory remarks; Lille Ed
wards VS.. Mountain States Telephone
company. alleged refusal to provide
telephone service.
The commission will be at Kingman
on November 20, where il will investi-
gate the Arizona. California and New
Mexico Telephone company and the
bond issue Of the Oatman Water and
Power company; November %. at
Kingman. rehearing OF the Oatman
Queen Mines company case and the
investigation of the Oatman Rand
Mining company.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-19

Born early Sunday morning on the
Southern Pacific train near Red Rock.
perfectly formed boy was hurled
out of the window. according to a re-
port from Red Rock. 1t was found
dead on the right of way by South
ern Pacific track walker. He buried
The body with what few tools he had
and went for the coroner. Before he
returned wild animals had visited the
spot and had removed the body from
the shallow grave. Inquiries at the
Southern Pacific office in Tucson dis
closed that the matter had not been
reported. II was denied that il had
been Southern Pacific train. Ac-
cording to reports from Red Rock the
infant was rolled in Pullman bed
sheets.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-19

Russia is again assuring the Allies of its support; but
vocal support ice in the present situation It
would be the point if Russia would drive back
the horde threatening the further invasion Of
the country.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-19
THE PATRIOTIC LOBSTER.

Broadways apprehension the future of its lobster
palaces under policy food conservation in wartime
relieved by the news from Washington of their official
Endorsement Not only is there to be no interference
with their activities they are encouraged
theory that the consumption of luxurious food will tend
to conserve necessary food
From being temples of gluttony, the lobsterhouses
and supperrooms recognized national asset
IN conservation frstline food defense warl 1t
curious example of the eapprasa of values
with the consumption of lobster la Newburg. crab
flake mayonnase and "terrapin in individual chatting
dishes." The trencher this kind after
play and in the small hours the beef and mutton
will be left for popuace oppressed by the high of
wartime living.
No doubt the theory is a sound New York's sup
ply of lobster salmon and of
the birds that go with small is always ample
if it will effect the conservation equal
of plain food Broadway may be expected to
dertake the patriotic service with 1t may
ed to do its bit" without CONSUMPTION But what
moral transformation is made by process which
was rated in days of excise reform as puzzling and
York World.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-19

Figures show that the severity of the submarine cam
paign is abating How humating it must be to Germany
to rest all its hopes little machine that floats and
sinks, but cannot fight to deliver shot and then
rum
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-19

The board of Columbia University has eject
ed two professors whose attitude the it was
believed worked injustice to the institution Oh
that the American had bit Columbia's back
bone
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-19

Freshmen and Sophomore girls of the University of
Arizona to drill regularly. is part of the curri
culum Admitted is good exercise, but why not teach
of household drill and make it compulsory?
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-19

Circus men take unfair advantage of the news
paper people when they send agents in adj
of their shows. Did you notice how easy it
is to "cuss out" a female book agent?
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-19

An aerial band is in of organization. There
highnote cornetists who would fit in adj
mirably, possibly with gain to the band but with
little loss, otherwise.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-19

A. Danes, Aio restaurant keeper,
was bound over to the federal court
as the outcome of the preliminary
examination held Wednesday before
United States Commissioner Jones at
Tucson. in which he was charged with
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-19

Ill health has led Sheriff Henry D.
Hall of Pinal county to request his
release as chairman of the county ex-
emption board. He rendered his res
ignation from this position to Gov
ernor Campbell Wednesday But the
governor has not the power to act on
the resignation and has forwarded it
to President Wilson for action. The
president is the only one who can eX-
cuse any member of the local or dis
trict boards from service, once they
have accepted the position. The Pinal
sheriff recommends one of his depu-
ties, Charles p. Mason to succeed
him.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-19

If suffering mans feet kept step with his articua-
ton when he danced would his terpschorean creation be
called a hesitation waltz?
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-19
County Briefs

: VIM. Lutley, well known Tombstone
cattleman and pioneer. returned home
Wednesday morning from two
months visit to Los Angeles and San
Francisco. where with Mrs. Lutiey
they have been visiting relatives. Mrs.
Lutley is still in San Francisco and
will remain for a while longer before
returning home.
A span of valuable mules was stolen
from the Fourteenth street lumber
yard on Monday night at Douglas
They we're missing from the yard.
where they have stalls. and diligent
search has failed to discover their
whereabouts. Mr.. Stacy, manager of
the company, has offered a reward for
the return of the mules or for informa-
ton as to their whereabouts.
Three alleged slackers were bound
over to the action of the U. s. federal
court Wednesday. by Henry Beumler.
U. S. commissioner at Douglas The
men are charged with having failed to
register. They gave their names as
Raymond Guitetez, Louis Soto Gotta.
and Antonio Auguirre. Gutierrez is an
American citizen. having been born
at Ell Paso. The other men are Mex
leans.
L. /. Theirs and Grover Pidgeon.
well known residents of Gleeson,
where Mr.. Theirs is superintendent of
the TETON Mining Company. and Mr..
Pidgeon is in the general Office of the
Copper Belle. were in Tombstone
Tuesday on brief business matters. Mr.
Theirs stated that the construction of
the new Gleeson school building is pro-
crossing rapidly and when completed
will be credit to the community. The
structure is being built of cement
blocks and large force of workmen
are hurrying the work to completion.
The vice president of the Hanover
National bank of New York, eastern
correspondent of the Bank of Douglas.
has written letter TO that institution.
complimenting it on the patriotism of
is directors and employees. The letter
says: Il cannot refrain from congrat-
ulaung your institution upon the gen
erous contribution that YOU have made
to the efficiency OF the Red Cross work
in giving the services of both Mr..
Douglas and Mr.. Brophy. They are
the very best possible type for the
work. The drive and virility of the
one coupled with the broad CONNER
cial experience of the other make up
a team hard to beat
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-19

Mary Pickford buys $4,000 in Liberty Bonds And
Mary made her pile for herself.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-19

Oesel is easier the headline writer but has
offered suitable pronunciation as yet
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-19

Buy Liberty Bond. 1t is minimum effort for
maximum cause.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-19
Brief State Notes

An appeal from the decision of
Judge Frank Baxter OF Yuma coun-
ty superior court. in which James T.
Hodges was given a judgment of
s5.24S.36 for the back salary of eight
county employees under the county
classification law. has been taken by
Yuma county TO the supreme court
Twenty-thTee grand jurors and so
petit jurors were drawn late Wednes-
day afternoon in the federal court for
service during the November term.
October &c was set aside as law and
motion day, and on this date num-
Der of uneontested cases will be set
down for hearing. The weeks of Oc-
tober 20 and November will be util-
ICED for the hearing of these cases.
Judge Sawtelle will remain in Tue
son for the balance of the week and
will be in Phoenix next week.
A number of Arizona members of
the Scottish Rite were honored at the
gathering of the supreme council,
SD degree inspectors general of the
Scottish Rite at its biennial session
at Washington, according to a tele-
gram received by William NJ. Watson
of Tucson from Harry A. Drachman.
who is attending the meeting. Capt.
L. w. Mix of Nogales and DR.. Edwin
c. Miller of Flagstaff were made mem
bers of the 33d degree. Col. Epes
Gordon H. Sawyer. William
NJ. Griffith and S. w. French were
made Knight Commanders of the
court of honor.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-19

Never look a gift horse in the mouth. No-ook him
in the eye!
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-08
On The Boards
WASHINGTON

Mr.. Harvey D. Orr will offer the
New York success by Louis Weslyn,
There She Goes" with Harvey and
Harold Orr and the original New York
cast and production. There She Goes"
comes direct from a most successful
metropolitan engagement with the ap-
prevail stamp of critics and patrons.
Opening scene is enacted from a
setting of a beautiful Long Island
Country club golf course, the second
down in Honolulu-the leading action
of the play centers about Harvey and
Harold Orr, who as Prof. Ichabod Sim
mons, bugologist, with a very absent
minded trait, and his lackey, Rufus NJ.
Washington, a colored gentleman of
distinction, whose antics were in a
large measure the laugh of the COM
edy, There She Goes" which hinges
about the love story of Valentine Van
Dyke and Patricia Parnalee. which fin
ally evolves in the marriage OF Mr..
John Smith and Mary Brown, the lat
ter being the real names of the couple,
the former their society dressings. Re
plete with mirth making situations,
tuneful melodies and really beautiful
stage effects, all parts and the chorus
Of twenty-five voices are of the CLASSY
variety. Among the numerous song
hits were, There She Goes" Some
Girl in the Summer Time" The Sea
side Rag" my Sweetie." Sometime,
if Dreams Come True" and Hawaiian
Moon"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-08
Washington Offerings For the Week

theatre to see a picture in which Mr..
Glennon played a leading role, al
though she didn't know it.
When Cousin Frank strutted out on
the screen, bubbling over with heroic
spirit, the girl jumped up from her
seat.
HELLO, FRANK" she shouted,
waving her hands.
The rest Of the audience turned to
take a look. Then they looked back
at the screen and saw what used to
be the youngster who stole their apples
and put baseballs through windows.
Three cheers were at once given for
Frank. Helena is now waiting for him
to come back for a barbecue. Monday
and Tuesday.
The sweetest girl in Europe is the
star of when True Love Dawns," the
brilliant new picture published by the
Brady-International Service World-Pic-
lures. She is Susan Grandaise and
all those people who see her in this
production at the Washington theatre
on Friday and Saturday will be royalty
entertained and thoroughly delighted.
Miss Grandaise is the charming young
girl who made such a splendid success
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-08
Lets Have
Automobile Economy
Buy A Machine That Gives
Most Mileage To A Gallon
Of Gasoline.

The prospective buyer of an automo-
bile should realize the importance Of
what the price of gasoline is and the
number of miles they can expect to
obtain on a gallon, also the first cost
of the price of the machine.
The Saxon Motor Car Co., is manu-
featuring a rooster that sells at 1895.
1t has a self starter and lighting sys-
tenn, speedometer, demountable rims,
cantelever springs-in fact it is fully
equipped car that can not be equalled
at a price of $500. 1t has lots of power,
will hold the road at so miles per hour
and will give better service at half the
expense of most cars. This car is
quite popular among school teachers
who make long drives between their
schools and home, travelling men, rural
route carriers-it is car that gives
little trouble and for that reason is a
big seller.
The Auto Sales Agency at 1911 Main
ST., who are the dealers in Eastern
Indiana say that they are expecting
quite demand on this little car this
fall-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-08

ison-Selig-Essanay t'Keys") Service,
Builders of Castles, produced by Ed
ison. comes to the Murray Theatre
next Tuesday. The story, written by
Henry Albert Phillips, deals with the
Vaccinations of pair OF get-rich-
quick schemers, who are finally
brought to justice through the efforts
Of a quick-witted girl. Marc Mac
Dermott and Miriam Nesbitt are the
featured names. They are supported
by an unusually well selected cast of
favorite players, a number of whom
have themselves been hailed as stars
in less pretentious photoplay produc-
tions. Much credit is due to Director
Ben Turbett for the splendid produc-
ton which has been given to this fas-
cinating web of plot and counter-plot.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-08
Flickers of What's Coming to Murrette

In his recent production of 1.-THE
Marcellini Millions" Mr.. Beban is seen
as an Italian truck gardener, and in
"a Roadside Impresario" as a roaming
Italian with a trick bear performing
for the benefit of the children in way
side towns, Mr.. Beban doing himself
the tricks the bear is supposed to do.
How while trying to earn money
enough as a dish-washer in a restau-
rant, to get Bruno, the bear, out of
Jail where he has been incarcerated
for wrecking an apiary, he discovers a
Matchmaking plot against the local
candidate for mayor, and also finds his
daughter for whom he has been search
ing for sixteen years-all this is
appealing manner.
FRIDAY
In a gripping, tense drama Of broth
erly love, House Peters, the splendid
Pallas- Paramount star, will be seen at
the Murrette on Friday and Saturday
in the production 1.-The Heir of the
Ages" the unusual story by William
Addison Lathrop.
House Peters has long been a great
favorite of the photO-dramatic patrons
since his first appearance on the
Paramount program in THE Girl OF
the Golden West With years of
training on the speaking stage in all
part of the world, a traveller and sol
der of fortune himself, House Peters
has brought to the screen the eXper-
fence and study of an artist.
In THE Heir of the Ages" he is
seen as a primitive man in the days of
cave life and shows the human in
stincts Of unselfishness and love.
Later the situations which confronted
him ages ago comes again when he is
a superintendent of mine in a small
Western town. He falls in love with
an ignorant little mountain girl only
to lose her to his worthless brother in
the East and then nearly loses his life
in an effort to save theirs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-08
FIRST TEACHERS
INSTITUTE HELD

The city teachers first institute OF
the school year was held in the high
school and Garfield Saturday. The
general assembly, professional study
conference, and joint departmental
conference in the morning The regu-
ings were held in the afternoon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-08
WESTERN STOCK ARRIVING

STRAUGHN, Ind, Sept. 8.-Clessie
Haskell. the stockman, holds the
record this week for hog sales, one
load fetching 1874 per hundred, and
another 10. He said today that prices
would be weak as western stock were
coming into the markets
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-08

Sir Arthur Wing Pinero's famous
play Iris" Is to be shown at the Wash
ington theatre Sunday, as Pathe Gold
Rooster feature. The title role is play
ed by Miss Alma Taylor, the beautiful
young English star. 1t is said that so
pleased was Sir Arthur Pinero with
Miss Taylors work as Iris" that he
wrote her a letter in which he stated,
You are, my dear Miss Taylor, my
ideal of the part and | could wish for
no improvement in your interpreta-
ton"
Iris is beautifully produced and
acted and it will prove an attraction
of decided merit The fame of the
author, the strength of the story and
the beauty of the heroine making it a
photoplay that Is we'll worth while.
Here is how the people in Helena
Mont, came to know that Frank Glen
don, native son, was in the motion
pictures.
A girl cousin of the actor, who is
now appearing in William FoXs
Wrath of Love-" happened to go to a
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-08

In honor Of Miss Leta Logue OF
Liberty, Miss Helen Logue entertained
a number of guests Thursday evening
in a delightful manner. The time was
spent socially and with music and
games. Refreshments were served
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-08

in "A Naked Soul" which was recently
released by this same service. Miss
Grandalse has superb support in
When True Love Dawns." Albert
Finger, who played the blind school
master in Mothers of France" plays
opposite her and makes a perfect
characterization of wealthy quarry
owner who marries a beautiful girl
much younger than himself. All the
other members of the company are
cast in roles that fit them exactly and
as the whole production has been
staged on a truly elaborate scale. it is
evident that here is an exceptional en-
tertainment.
June Elvidge, Montagu Love and Ar
thur Ashley-three big stars-are all
seen in The Guardian" the newest
World-Picture Brady-Made and they
will be seen in this production in this
city on Wednesday and Thursday as
upon that date THE Guardian" will be
the attraction at the Washington
theatre. This play is a fast-moving
story of present-day life in which the
love of guardian for the beautiful
girl who is his ward, develops into a
romance of startling power and tu-
multuous incident. Montague Love is
mighty effective as the guardian. June
Elvidge is enhancing as the impetu-
Gus, high-spirited ward, while Arthur
Ashley is handsomely villainous in the
role of Fenwick Harvey a young for
tune hunter who first tries to marry
the ward and then, failing in that, puts
into operation diabolical plot against
her.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-08
WEDNESDAY

In one of the most unusual Of his
wonderful serio-comic photodramas,
George Beban will be seen at the Muir
rette on Wednesday and Thursday in
the Pallas-Paramount production of "a
Roadside Impresario," his own story.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-08
MONDAY


Uncle Woolwich, an eccentric mil
lionaire, wills that his fortune shall be
divided between his nephews, Barry
Owen and Walter Woolwich, in pro-
portion to the amount each shall have
saved at the time of his death. Barry,
reporter, is penniiess; Walter, a
broker. is prospecting. With his three
legged dog, Pod, Barry starts out as
a knight Of the road to get acquaint-
ed with Fortune. She meets him in
the person of Faith Fanshawe, whose
automobile is broken down. Faith
gives Barry fifty-cent piece for re-
pairing her machine, however he keeps
beautiful girl.
TUESDAY
Miss Jackie Saunders, the clever
young star whose motion picture ca
reer interests hundreds of thousands
of people. has developed into an ami
NAL trainer of no mean ability, as a
result of owning pair Of white mice.
When Miss Saunders, who is now
being starred in a new Mutual-Hork-
heimer production, Dab, the Fixer, .
first found the mice, her instinct was
to drown them, but the little animals
improved on acquaintance and Miss
Jackie determined to train them.
Within a short time the white mice
were able to perform many tricks and
having become interested in the work
of animal training, Miss Saunders pro-
cured guinea pig, a squirrel, Bel
gian hare and two field gophers This
outfit is now well trained and Jackie
entertains her friends by having the
company of rodents perform
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-08

Tuesday evening, the Joy Bearers OF
Trinity Lutheran church will meet
with Mrs. Otto Kemper, 434 South
Eighth street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-08
MON DAY

A wonderful love story that grips
imagination and stirs the blood is
that contained in Pride and the Man"
William RusselIs latest American
Mutual production, with Francella
Ellington playing the part of Thelma
Everett, beautiful young wife whose
love for real man wins over intrigue
and the baleful influence of the lying
tongue.
Miss Ellington is very happily cast
in this startling drama, as the young
society woman who marries ring
champion against the prejudices Of
her people, is surrounded by plotters
against her peace and her husbands
reputation, and is at last induced to
abandon him as a failure.