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THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, BiSBEE. ARIZONA. FRIDAY MORrMING, MAY 26, 1911.
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v Ninths ir Jail Is Penalty for Calm and Judicious Theft
of Roommate's Wardr obe by Two Would-Be "
New Yctfc High Livers
Vw Yorfc"
TMs was (ftp note that Samuel
M. VoMter. a Miner, found In his room
when he rotaraed "row work Wcdnes
uyr morning. Ho found Uio note In
the place ot his roommate and ho did
not finfc his own clotheB
Tho nole. in candid terms, told
VoMBor that the writer. Jim icnn
tnger. and his friend, Chris Sensible,
had, attor considering the compare.
tive delights ot Bisbee and New York,
duly elected tho latter as their place
of abode and had provided themselves
with such clothes as 's.ould enable
iheia to make themselves presentable
on Broadway from Volfler's wardrobe.
"But we will write to you," he
added. i .1
Didn't Satisfy Volfier.
All tho thoughtfulness in tho world
t-ould not mako up for, his ravished
wardrobe, so Volfier called in an of
ficer. Deputy Sheriff Will White, and
stated tho circumstances. Denningor
had been a roommate of Votfior's
and Schalble had roomed next door
All thrco had been chums, apparently.
But Denningor and Schaiblo got the
Hroadwny fever. After purchasing
tickets, they found themseh es unable
to purcnaso sucu ciouung as iuj
thought they might need, so they (
helped themselves to Volfler's ward-.
robe. 'VJ
When Volfier returned to his room
DR. WILDE WILL BE
TONIGHT'S SPEAKER
t0
New Head of University
Deliver Commencement
.Address
:
,Ar Hr0Sr'S
of the University of Arizona, will
arrive in B Isbeo th s xnornlng from
Tucson, and tonight will deliver the
commencement address at the Central
nchool. I
Dr. AVildo will be the tuest of hon
r at a luncheon at the Central
school today, the luncheon to be pre-1
parod by the young ladles of the de- .
partasent of domestic arts at the J
High school. .
Dr Wilde will leave tomorrow
woraing to fill other commencement ,
dresses at tho closing exercises of
tho Tcmpe Xoraial school and at the
Phoenix High school.
Local Men to Attend.
Among those who I1I be pretnt
at tho luncheon todaj wiU be Ma$or
C. I.. Bdmondson. Parker Woodman,
(Jerald Sherman, Dr. K U Sldne, E.
U I.add. Professor l'hilbrook. Vt
vfcKce and K. O. HicdsoH. It was -x-
Cost
Here's a new Regal model
which illustrates the value to
JIL 'you of the new
$& selling at Cost Plus 5.
Like all Regal models, it is designed for
a certain, definite purpose and demand, and,
under the new Regal policy, the designer
has disregarded "fixed" prices and turned
out the best possible shoe value
for that demand.
This shoe is intended for the man
who wants a sturdy, substantial, walk
ing shoe, good looking, but
practical for lcn; csrvicc,
ahcul $4.00.
Costs cf man
ufacture and
sale plus 5
commission
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nxes tne
prices cf
Regalsat
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$335 to 58S
RGAL
FOR MEN
BROS.
SCHWARTZ
HE W8DTE ,
CHUM'S CLOTHES
ho fcund whins but tho caadid note.
Caught 'at Douglas.
Doputy AVhlto got busy on the case
Immediately and sent notice, by tele
phone, to officers in the nearby
towns. Ho was Informed late Wednes
daj evening by Officer "Wllburn of
Douglas that the two men had been
arrestod there. Deputy Hllburn ar.
rUod in tho city jesterday morning
bringing the two men. They were
lalled until the time of tho prelimin
ary hearing.
The- fugitives were caught at
Douglas Wednesday afternoon only
ifter an exciting chase. The men
were making towards tho railroad, ev
idently to catch Tho Owl" for EI
t'aao The officers began tic chase on
foot, but when it became evident that
the fugitives woro faster on foot and
U.lj to elude their pursuors, the oi
ieers returned and got their horse.
The men refused to stop when order
ed to, with tho threat of being fired
upon, and the chase resolved Itself
Into a race, which was final! won
by the officers on horses
Whon arrested Donnlncer had on
YolHor'n. trousers and Schalble wore
Vomer's best hat. The .clothing al
lege to have been stolen is -valued
st $50 and tho charge against them
's petit larcency. The warrant charts
-d them with grand larceny, but it
as later changed to petit larceny.
The men were arraigned before
Judge High yesterday afternoon. They
entered pleas of guilty and "each re-
celved a sentence of six months in toe
county jail.
troctod that Captain John C Green
way, a member of tho university
bound of regents, wsuld bo rblo to at.
"wi w. nbuw, .!... w w.v n
tend, but fie was called away from the
otty on business.
The Program.
Following is the program of this
eveniBg's commencement oxerct.es:
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Girls High School Glee Club
Coramenceent Day Krinbill
Ilreak, Hrcak, Break.. .Hawloy
Address A. II. Wilde. Ph. D.
President University ot Arizona.
"wX Songfrom FauVt..GGounSdUb
T, Zoning Bells . . . .Lacomdy
nre8entaUon of Diplomas
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Mutual Forbes'anee.
"You auo. your wt? eem to c-t
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raudl'iK fwm the smrt I wasn't to
0vet a ilotSr t hay ibaiv than a dl
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mmttt tac myrrtett "-VVaslitoinon
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-Tell me thitt 1 tmiv aup- hr ).I.'ad
"Ml rlsti'. hr rntiitL bae oa.
Ta 'jMKMaMA
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. SLOAN 10 BE
SPEAKER ON FOURTH
I' viiation Also Extended to
Col. O'Connor to Send
His Troop Here
Governor Richard E. Sloan has
been Invited to deliver the Fourth ot
July oration in Ittsbee July 4, through
the invitation and reception commit
tee. of which Mr. John C. Grecnway
Is chairman. Thcro will bo only one J
speaker.
The invitation committee has also
extended an Invitation to Col. Cbas,
W. O'Connor, commander ot tho De
partment of Colorado, and tho offi
cers of his staff, to be present.
The invitation to Colonel O'Connor
includes his troop. The reception
committee on behalf of BIsbce offered
to entertain, tho soldiers while here,
feed them and caro for the troopers
mounts.
Tho headquarters ot CoL O'Connor
are at present at Douglas, where ho
has been since the outbreak of hos
tilities In. northern Mexico. It Is be
lie ea now, that peace In Mexico
sronis certain, the colonel will be
itLle to attend Bisbeo's celebration
and bring; all of his troops, as woll
as the regimental band.
GREAT COUNCIL IS
MATTER OE HISTORY!
Rpdmen Complete Sessions in
Bisbee After Attending-
to All Business
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The great council of the ros?na-,
t'on of Arizona, Improved Order of
Itodmen, comploted itsx work yostor.
(lav and adjourned sine die. having
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"electa! Phoenix as tho next place of .
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i-SLS : t i7-,i-V-""I? ! tention-those who are aot deiin
rcmalned to be done yosterday and i . . , Ju.. , ,u ..
by ,, the work was finished ex eept '
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ers, which w-as done publicly, with
many present. A number of speeches
vere made and a groat deal of Itcd
rr.ea enthusiasm wa? aroused. ,
Tho appointed officers yesterday
are as follows: '
Great sannapa-Fred Wilding of
Tucson. i
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Great zal&blaewa W. P. Martin of
Bisbee.
Guard of wigwam A. E. Comor of
.McCabe.
Guard of forests J. B. Grlffis of
Morencl. I
Board of appeal W. E. Jones of
Fajiora, Loe uoss or Bisbee. Charles
Chesterfield of Jforenci.
Committees Named.
Th" following committeos were
. namea: 1
I Judiciary committee Felix L
of Tucson. F. C. Struckmcyer of
. Phoenix. W. E. Jones of suffer.
! Finance committee Charles Chos
i torfloJd of Sforonci. I.ee Itoss of
llisbea. A. T. Schuster of Tucsoju ,
The entertainment of tho visitin
HImon a ram, la.t nr,lnv Sv .
I Willi A UMh.ts.nw iF rr.., A..
banouet at the Xew Encll.h Kltrh- I
on 5n te A,,en block, which followeJ
9 TnAnffnr nt thn ln1 1wlf.A nt .1.11.
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, k targo ciass 01 cana mates was .n
j itlated.
t " . . regretted, by all. I
h.i i, foif v,t i 1,1. -. j!,
j Uon of health he would bo unablo to !
attend to tho duties of U.e ,sitiou.
, He was serior sagamore daring ,hc !
last vear and th rhiori.iini-L. nr .ho '
, reservation would havo been his had I
. he so oleeted. Th rnnnrll tto a- .
nizant or his determination not to
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respect ho was unanimously elected 1
great sachem and then allowed to
resign.
At the banquet last night speeches
wore made by a number of tho prom-
inent Iledmon, Including Great Do- '
Ity Incohono Eellr lvr. Great ;
Sachcm Drachmann. Great Pirophet
ii. K. ucrncr. Great Senior Sagamore
William Dollridgo of Coohiee Tribe
f No. 7 and G. B. Reed of Cochise Tribe
ao. i. Thomas Constable gave a re"
citation on "Medicine Bill and I" that I
made a big hit and Ernest Temby ot ;
fie local tribe sang a solo that was ',
much onioyed. Tho banquet was a ;
fit termination of tho great council.
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Ancient Rome's Libraries. !
The libraries of narteat V.ooh' wit
itnuense ami spteadtd Lncunns. '
whose name ts aWK?ietl With table
lnrurks. epeudfd much of bis wealth j
on books Hi Hbrary. say I'luUfcn.!
Start -walks, galleries and mWix'
open to all vUtturs." Julius CaoMrj
propifeea to opvn ttw itiirao ilaanUety
to the tiltk
How were thee vast libraries, in
addition to the book shops. (Wed?
With his traiferd staff of readers and
transcribers, a publisher could turn
out an cdK'on of nuy work at very
cbeap rates, and almost at a moment's
notice. There ras no Initial expense
of typeset iss before a single copy
could be produced, uo ruinotta extras
tu llic shap'.. of printers' corrections.
Tlie manuscript came from tho au
thor: the publlxbur banded It over to
W stlaves'. :tad I a bock of CKnlit
dit&ftiHions. the compti-te edition could
l rmdy. if ncfBrr. wit bin tweoty
fnr hatirv Actually, iben. books
wvrv priJucl aud iW ture fislly
f.nti i.eit-s.ly In atx-Kiit IIowj- than tbey
arr in UKdcra IxinU'ia T l"s IjmUnn
Week It.
L IL SMITH 15
TO DONATE
WARBHIU SITE
Orphan's Home Proposition
Looms Up in Definite
Shape Here
WILLIAMS GIVES DETAILS
Within a short Umo u project will
be started which it is expected: will
be taken up and endorsed by al'
thinking people who aro at, all famil
iar with the circumstances In Ari
zona, especially the charitably in
clined. This is an orphan's home and
tho idea has been contemplated for
some tlmo past, but until now has
not taken definite form. It has had
no more earnest advocate than John
S. Williams, district attorney of Co
chlso county, who was In Tucson
yesterday and tola of tbo steps that
aro now to be taken, says the Tucson
Star. Already a site Is offered b
Hoval A. Smith. rhn vHll twivn icn
, acro from tit. Wnrron rnmii .ih
ierpetual water for tho uDkcen and
the usos ot the proposed home. To
j erect the building will cost ?25,000
It is estimated, and after It Is erected
it is expected that the legislature
1 v ill provlda for Its maintenances It
will require only for the starting, for
the building, popular support in sub
scriptions.
Institute Needed.
, Mr Willlarna, in his work as d!s-
1 trict attorney in Cochlso county, has
frequently been confronted with the
need of such it home as It Is proposed
. to bulM. At the present time thcro is
notUlrn; of the kind in Arizona. The
I OrphaDP' Horn soc!et has done
I si Icndid wort, and has found homes
Jor scores or unfortunate children
fron Arlsona. The saood of Its work
Mnnn, .,. J ,. ...
no more worthy dimity than tu!s.
but tho feeling exists that Arizona
Hiuuju uBiv uix vjwrnaaa Home or its
e am f orphans alone fcet for
should hare an Orphans" home of Its
children that are placed Ir. imnrorer
strl!lI 1. but wTo .re merly
"nfortunKe. It Is to provide for ,.,ch
? lne8C "e Propted home wiH
b erected
Pitiful Cases Are Many.
Jod.ea of the upper court as well as
peace Justices, although perhara the
latter ar more frequently thrown In
contact with such cases, peace ofr
' -tb and the newspaper men v Lo
, have occasion to keep in close toinh
with the courts, tbo unfortunate sue
. of life. In their pursuit of news sto .
1 les, seo manj cases that bring pin
and sorrow to their minds in tl.c
course of the day's work. Others un
doubtedly .see some of tho casos
I although not so much so. Time after j
umo a complaint comes that some
unfortunate little one U being abused.
Is In distress for necessaries, for the
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"SnHtJ t ? W,5?r !H ff
"SK"j nd for Sod work than is
oforcd B ,. M
,fr Jf.'.fff Rajsi"3 fr"",J-
taT;i?iS nf '?" ? nco tbf pr?J?f.f
S Munched, Will be tO SOnd OUt Ht-
et?.l.urc ." Possibly lecturers the U
willing to volunteor In this field hiir
selO to explain tho needs ot a home
and its object and purposes. The
subscriptions wi.l J sought. Mr. Wil
Hams believes there will be little
"nnH01?,!"5,"8!
uuiiuing luna.ior me luea is one that
ZTIL ,", "ffiS to " boJcv
Ll", J,a nJood, and this is
?,f"bJe" that ou?Ut to 'J?lerc every
man .and woman in southern Arizona,
1 r I'w f n Doubtlcs!
man3r . subscriptions vill come from ,
"J 're r unexpected sources, for a!-
ready offers of aid ha wvn rrlvon
fro.V; Just such directions.
, J srrcn raah' f,0 ,lha , s',c
tlle proposed homo will be. Is beautl-
JuI,yJfaACd ln W1 lvccn Bls'
rf.0 5 aC?VO0 tl,l thc mo'
ta,n8' buf w.,,tl? beautiful mountain
fcf cry. is high, aboutj.500 feet eler
'ation' co1 and TOry hlr-
IREADY TO ENTER 11
STALLION IN MCE
JOS
McCabe of Hereford
Among First to Come For
ward With Entries
Joe McCabo of Hereford warns tc
got in on Bisbcc's sport program tc
be pulled off on July 4 ag a part o'
the big Fourth of July celebration. If
a horso race Is Included in the list o'
events. Mr. McCabe is ready tg bacV
his prize stallion to take thc ribbon
It 13 said that others In thc distrlc
hold the came opinion as Mr. Mc
Cabe, except of course they aro tack
lng their own mounts. Tho sport prc
tfram as arranged now does not in
clude a horse race, but if enough en
tries could bo secured tho committee
might be prevailed upon to place a
horso race on tha program.
Mr. McCabo came over to Bisbee
to Inspect tho county road leading
out of the city and accompanied bv
J. J. Bowen went over tho road yes
terday afternoon.
Some ood pickings aro helm; ob
tained from As Canyon, where gold
wa reconlty discovered, according to
Ir Vi fabf Fortj-1 dollars wortt
Special Friday and Saturday
Men's Black, Full Seamless, Double Heel and
Toe Socks. Regular Price 2 Pairs For
25c. Special For Two Days at
90c Dozen Pairs
These socks are intense black and are the best that ue have ever sold at such a
puce. They will outwear any other socks that we know of that sell at two pairs
low
for 25c
bought over two hundred dozen pairs of the same hose in tan color, leaving us about
the same number of pairs of black.
Workingmen will be quick to note the unusual opportunity for a saving and
U fome in today for one or two dozen pairs at this price. Tt will pav you to buv
now for a year to come.
Set the vestibule window display.
lm tmm St.
L, L, GILMAh
Opposite Postottice
Modern Optical PurJon Scien
tific Eye Refracting. LuxfsJ
Lenses for Tired Eyes
Uncle Sam's
Loan Office
Money lianta on vtrythlni
Mining Stock
Especially
Everything confidential. No
directors meeting rqulr 10
cecur loan
Uncle Sam's Loan Office
Main St. Long Window.
MS TO LOCATE ;
HER LONG LOST S0N:
nfous Mother in New York
W?nts to See Him
A sain
Th Jtevlow has been asked to aid
n leeaUng a man nixed IJonjamln
flcioteon, son ot Mrs. John Xlchol
oo. of Joralontoc street, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
The mother ot the young man has
ot beard from her son In ten years.
?he Is getting oi now and wants to
seo her son before she dies. Her last
otter from him was written at 15am
lebee. Ariz, ln 1901.
Nicholson left homo In 1S90, .going
o Scattle."Wash. He then sailed for
be west coast of Mexico, landed and
'.isscd through the republic, comlnjr
nt at El Paso. After that bo worked
it Kogale3. BIsbco and Frescott, as
a prospector.
' When the mother last heard from
f tho precious stuff wan taken from
en ilojgan's claim Tuesday. Only
tbcut two claims are being worked
to any great-extent now and these
rerar from flO to $12 per day.
The Rebel Forces At
i 's
The RiQht
Route
Bast
EFFECTIVE JUNE 1
FINAL LIMIT OCTOBER 31ST
SUMM
FROM BISBEE
TO to
KANSAS CITY $51.05 NEW YORK , SfMS
ST. LOUIS $60.05 BOSTON J104.05
CHICACO $56.05 BALTIMORE -... $34.95
DENVF" -...$42.80 WASHINGTON S84J5
CLOUDCROFT. . . .$14X0
Ileduced Rates to all principal Eastern and Northern
Summer Resorts. Call at ticket office for any infor
mation desired, or address EUGENE FOX.
v Gen. Pass. Agt., El Paso Texas
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heaviest ammunition
v tXjZjrrr
s&sr with createst
and safety.
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Its parts are few and strong and simple.
The breech is locked by a turning bolt
as in the latest design of military rifles.
Five smashing, oae-toa blows delivered with
lightning speed or deliberate fire as need may be.
The only rccoO-opcrated rifle locking thc cart
ridge in the chamber until after the buEet hai
left the muzzle (
I&mlngtanrUMC i h,. perfect ihooti'rg
combination.
StnJfor Dacrlptrct FolJit
Rnia;ton Armj-Union Mrtallic Cartridge Co.
299 Drojdw.r, New York Cltr
him. In 1901, he complained bitterly
of his hard luck and berated himself
for his ingratitude to his mother.
Since that Umo the mother has wait
ed day after day, year 'after year, to
hear from her con, but all in vain.
Iter. Elmer O. Weld of 4C Grace
street, Brooklyn, iS. Y, has written.
to tho secretary of tho Blsbeo Y. M.
C. A. asking tho association to aid In
the search for the missing son, en
closing his picture, which has been
posted, with tho letter, In the astocla
tlon lobby.
Clifton Crawford, tho Btar of
"Three Twins," is to appear next
season ln a new musical play called
-Tho Middy," under tho mangement
of Joseph M. Gaites.
Cananea
Route of the
Golden State
Limited
ER FARES
AUTOLOADING
Bio'X'nouo'h fortho
jyBigjfeslGame
Most DanrfcTOcsGamf;
handle the
liiiffgS!
accuracv
msrvrB
BIG GAME:
CARTRIDGES
-firf. Aecumt
ard-hi11ing
"Blowing Up of tho Battleship
Texas." Grand spectacular picture,
Orpheum tonight. All new pictures.
J. B. Dodson has a play ln whicn
he will star under tho management
of Cohan & Harris. It la called ,
"Gauntlet's Pride" and is by J. Hart. .
ley Manners. i
NEW ONES
Everybody wants frosh candy
when It's possible to get IL People
who buy candy of Central Pharmacy
know It Is shipped la each., week.
and is bound to be fresh, and-more. m
they know It's the best in town be-
cause It is lhtnty's. '
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