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I band, created r sensation by testlfy
1 lag, that aho was with Amanti he
i night of the murder, but she could
not toll who had shot him. After a I
long and 'bitter fight the trial was
concluded and Andrews was found
guilty. I
Shortly after his conviction Mrs.
Hodge signed a ronfession, statins
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Mysterious Cr'me in Pennsyl-' w,,f? An,iaon. bui that it was done
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THE BISBEE DAILY BEV1EW.B1SBEE, ARIZONA, TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 1, 1911.
tpMtjy IfsYfhAjJf
fie! ike Original and fienufoa
HORLIGK'S
MALTED MILK
Ttw Fesd'drbtk far AU Ages.
For Infants, Invalids, and Growing children.
There Is more In the book of i Arironans toward tho Mexican. ia-! PureNutrition,upbuildinRlhewholcbodv.
hlch came un toddy for argument, i Jonah than a 'ble fish.'" declared I clarlne that mar.v neoDle who ro-1 InviBoraVsthenumnffmotherandtnenm-tL
Since then, however, Mrs. Hodge ! Uev. James Logic, of Tucson, who garded themselvca as Christians ' Rich will malted grain, in powder form.
lias HtnlA nut With annth.i otntment ' fl1f,wf tlio .Milrift fit tho Praehvtaffnn .l. nrti tr'r,l !. HlAVrAAH .... ...a.. " " '
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Beautiful Lesson Taught
By Book of Jonah
WOMAN CONFUSES CAStit0 tbe flect tbat sne had been In- church of tho Covenant Sunday thy of any consideration.
A quick lunch prepared ia a .cinate.
nevv
Andrews, former superintendent of!
the Warren waterworks, convicted of j
the murder of Kmlie Amaiin. onei
of his former subordinates. Owing
the many liecullar and highly mystl
lying features qf tbe case the trial
of Andrews attracted a ereat deal
of attention throughout the state and)
the developments since the trial, upon
which is based the motion for a uewl
trial for tho convicted Andrews, havo
added materially to tho mystery sur
rounding the case and to the stato
wide Interest aroused by it.
Tho interesting history of the
case dates back several years, and
personal jealousies, and political and
social intrigues seem to have played
an important part in It. Andrews
and Amaun wero friends several
years ago. when both entered the
field of politics and Andrew won out
by being appointed superintendent
of the Warren waterworks, which
was owned by the American Water
works company of rittsburg. Pa.
while Ainann was assigned to a
subordinate position- Aiaann's Jeau
ousy over the success of his former
Irlend Is said to have caused u
serious breach in the relations of
th0 two men.
Ill Feeling Starts
Two years ago a typhoid fever epi
demic broke out in Warren, which
caused the death of more than sov
enty persons. After the epidemic had
been stamped out by heroic methods
and tho excitement somewhat sub
sided, Amann produced a tremendous
sensation by pointing out that a
foul and stagnant we 1, full of fever
germs, ha3 been allowed to drain
into the reservoir and had thus
contaminated the drinking water of
the citizens of Warren. Am ann stated
at tho time that Andrews knew of
the fact and had intended to dsm
the connection between tho well
and the reservoir before the in
vestgation could be made. So great
was the indignation of the citizens
ducetl by Andrews' attornoys to morning and Snuday evening. Tho! The storv of thn book of Jonah! Take naiuhslittile. AskferHORLICK'S.
WARM2N Pa., July SI. Argument I"1"" t0 e killing or Amann under; preacher took tbo text of his even-jin brief. Is that Jonah was called,- un nnnfilna nt Tnx4,
were heard today by Judge Hinchley 1 J?,m,sos of reward End immunity, ing from the book of Jonah, but, by God to go to NInevah to deliver 'ILLtu vvmutnv or i.rubi
, ... ,. ;, . ., !Tn,s complicates matters still fur- i he eschewed the various and sundry 1 tbe. Judgment of God against that!
In this City On the app lCatlOll tor &lhpr nnil ninlina tho nnl. ....In.nWnr.k ,. !,.., i(h 1 , ...Ii ..- .,.j from a mirelV fwlnlfM?ipJ Ktnnli.
aejx trial in the case or jonn ai-Mho case oxtremelv ntiporinSn ti,o mnmmn min tr, ti.n yn.ir nn.i !... . i. ..n. point but she has come to bcllete
directed the attention of the congre-in. ship three hundred miles out of K " tl10 n"nIstr declared, that all
gallon to the beautiful truths which t tho way, thinking to get outside of'TOrk ls .valn un,ess Jt ls basoJ
-. .... -' iirur sn arm Anrni.VM nr v. .- itn,in
UoU's Jurisdiction. But God caused "?. "" ,"" " 'c mu
a storm to arise and the seamen I iolloinS " minister s remarks
finding out that Jonah was. In slang ypn ,lb intolerance of Arlzonans ,
larlance. -their Jonah." cast the I?'3?1 MiKlewu. of Bisbee and
disobedient messenger overboard t UougIaB 'V?110 towards Chinamen
uia in the mns.oTiM. ,i .i Hinds. All or the bars raised
Sne onahedirasenheor ws told"'!, ,Al",can18, a'nstA Asaiica at"
Having delivered his message Jonah "'"'"J .Tq"allty Americans arc
iiLirujr.omitT before tho creato?of
still bo carried out and God caused
a gourd vine to grow up In a night j
and shelter the messenger. When unnnr in ntrinrn
tne vino withered. Jonah was angry fijKh IS HI h IIS f-1 1
iWUGHLIN CASE 15
SSED IN
Tn 'whale.'
I the 'word
tat all In
ho found in the book.
"The book of Jonah is usually
associated la the public .mind with
n whale, but as a matter or fact
word whale is not mentioned
tho book. The fish men
tioned in tbe book was a 'big flsh."
Usually the questions that arc more
ftan illcniiaBj! In idln imnnAAllnti
The courts are still hearing cases, . .wi,., i. ..ou,!, ,
low""B!07lCh" n"'?I' nan to stay inside of a flsh for
riT ,r i 7 V "" da's or whether fish big
f nl t tu ' m " E, ""! 1WR1' t "wallon a man are to
fir n 4 Lrn ?G1 ?Ullr ft t0 Of the Med-
Jr.,?!LVj ljin.t ?!hMri? HIS' itcrranean sea. but I shall not
ilTS tVhiC,UMSt enter Into a discussion of either of
i Tredntfr dl8turblns lese questions. The book or Jonah
LXf;,?h T,' BW,Hn Ut ' regarded by some to be a rarable
Ji--A"er,hoaritn.ghevldenc.e,.la,nnd bv others to have been written
r,,,Xn " s s" u,8mlssca M In the style of Bunyan's Pilgrim's
Laughlln
Saturday at 2 o'clock was set as
Progress.'
"It Is the real tragedy of tho book
No better or more agreeafile war
could be found to spend an even.
against Andrews in consequence offi?8' aftQr iii0 hot da s Vista
Amann's statement, that there was
an'opon talk of lynching him. An,
drews, "who was never very popular,
as he was too exclusive, denied tho
truth of Amann's story and charge!
that It was Amann who had known
of the well, bat had never reported
its existence, as ho shotild have done.
Tho Investigation by the authorities
showed that the well was Teaponsl-
Wo for the epidemic, but Tor some
reason no legal steps were ever
taken against Andrews or Amann.
Killing Takes Place.
On March 25. 1910 President A. AV.
Lynn of the Water works company
arrived In Warren, and otter a brief
examination of the accounts of tlw
office, which is said to liave shown
a discrepancy in tho figures, ho dis
charged Andrews, who was bonded
for $1,0(H. There is a story that
Amann, alter a conference with An
drews, wrote and signed a 'confes
sion, admitting thnt he and jaot An
drews was responsible for the short
age. Some time in January of this
year Amann's friends sought to per
nuade him to withdraw hie alleged
confession and It is said that Amann
promised to follow their advice. This
was never done, however, for on tho
following night, January 27. 1911,
Aman was killed by three shots from
an automatic pistol, after he had
visited the reservoir during a severe
storm. Thorc was a strong feeling
against Andrews and the public sus
pected him of hating killed Ainann
He was carefully watched for several
days and finally arrested on the
charge of murder.
Woman Mixes Things.
The following trial was full of
interesting and sensational features.
Andrews tried to prove an allW,
which he partially established, but
there was some conflicting evidence,
to the effect that he had been seen
coming from the direction of the
reservoir about the Umo the mur
der was committed. Mrs. Stella
Hodge Drake, who dropped the last
XSttW n. rW1 JonahThat.hrhunlmpt.
iSJnrnl, "w i? l11 aot maers upy the time of the
?JSrrtS rta"kedf?P ,a" stadent of tue b00k that the
VJ1PJ ?h,?dJ hefcase ha "pin beautiful truths are untouched. As
d?r in k h nJV If1? a 'matt of fact it Is one of tbe
&Lhi, nnr Harris,, most beautIful books of the wholo
mnJ -dnC Sh nned th0 lraasfernible and in no other book Is God
man .ov. revealed so beautifully. The book
i . teaches us the efficacy of prayer,
cnir-m Aim .. . 't teaches us of the omnlpresenco
LADIES GUILD WILL Abm of the mer-
wwiuw imuu The mmIster m tho course ot
nmifr nrrnrnilBiniYO nls sermon, took an interesting ten
hrnWr nrrHrSHrnhN Smlrates to preach the doctrine of
U1.IIKL, HUI lluUII IliLll I U i the brotherhood of man and took
I Bisbee and Douglas mildly to task
rpK t .Ji. . . . . . it , , or meir auuuae lowaras ino jmn
The Ladles Guild of the Epls- aman statJne tt .unU, rocent
copal church will sorvo refresh- years," neither would tolerate their
ments at Vista Park, Warren. Wed-i presence In the city. As a mat-
nesday evening during tho band con-l,er r fact s0 rar as Blsbee coo
cert, which win ha n t- ,cerned, that atUtude has not
C. & A. band, beginning at 7:30i c,,aBed-, ,. ,
o'clock. I Tne minister also commented up
on the intolerant spirit exhibited by
rark is a veritable beauty spot, af
fording a cool retreat. Comfortable
seats are provided for all The
guild will sene lemonade and soft
drinks.
but ood spoke to him and tried .
to show Jonah why it was an act r
of mercy to save Ninevah instead
or visiting his wrath against tho
tity, as Jonah had visited hU
wrath on the gourd vine.
Commenting on Jonah's vain
thought that by sailing three hun
dred miles out of the way. he could
get without God's Jurisdiction, tho
divine declared that there were
many in tho west who had been
reared In Christian homes in the
cast who had forgotten their Xaith
out here. On the subject of the
efficiency of prayer, the minister de
clared that Christians of today
seemed to bo losing their faith in
prayer and regarded God as a Judges
WITH WILDE'S WORK
Says University is Bound to
Win Under the Nev
President
University Notes
HI BID GONGERT
AT
Frofeaaor Fowler, of tne depart
ment of agriculture of tho unverslty,
Ifta again been selected as stock
and dairy Judge at the territorial
fair at Phoenix this autumn. In the
Judgment cf the fair commission.
Professor Fowler has bcea the most
successful Judge in this department
h the history of tho fair.
Professor Benner of the depart
ment of chemistry at tho university
has placed on the market his Nlcb
rome triangles, a substitute for platr
Inum, a metal becoming moro valu-
blc than gold. Tho triangles cost
lut a small fraction of the price of
datlnum and serve the same pur
pose in resisting heat; the material
from which they are made has a
nelting-polnt above 2S60 degrees
Fahrenheit. The triangles may have
arge use in chemical laboratories
throughout the country.
President Wilde, who has been
The C. and A. band gave a fine con-
PHOENIX. July 31. Kirk T.
Mooro lias returned from his visit
to San Francisco and Berkeley, com
ing home via Tucson vtliere on Sat
urday he attpnded a meotlng of the
board of regents of the university. I
Mr. Moore who ' is territorial super-.
intendent of public instruction, went i
who wnltl fo- .,.,.., i..' VZ .'". l" .uai". uiucuuiy. 10 inquire,
nrrtor ik,7 ,. i.w ! into the conditions obtaining in the
mfnt in.f h! PrMUaCv JUd,S" 8tate 'Mtltatloa for the deaf and
S?h i , J' T.?,S' b0 df M'nd in Berkeley, at which Arizona
dared was a misconception of God. Js paying the tuition of five Arizona
All uplift work Is in vain, he de-' children. Semi-official ly he went to
dared, unless it was linked with , San Francisco to attend the annual
tho teaching of the lessons of re-! meeting ot tho National Educational
iigion, citing tho recent expression J association, and privately he weni
or Miss Jane Addams on this sub- to have as much of a good tlmo as
Ject. When the famous unllft work-1 possible, also. He saya that he ac
er first started her v,ork, she worked i confpllshed all these objects quite
i satisfactorily.
Mr. Moore had not planned to at
ten( tho meeting of the board of re
gents of the university last Saturday
In Tucson, but received a message
thatj he was needed to complete a
quorum so h0 hastened On to the ,
uniferslty city before coming home.
Thi$ ls tho vacation season in Tuc-
8
E5
The reform wave struck tho city
council at its last meeting, for it
enacted on ordlnanro rptHHn th
-. v.. , -. ,. .. . .
number tf saloon licenses to fit- EO" - 3 "e" ,aB oiner ptaees anu sev
teen and declaring that any license
may be revoked for cause If the
Jerome News.
cert at Vista park, Warren, Sunday I?' D revouea ror cause If the
evening. It is regretted that the accl- s?looa ?. not Properly conductcil.-
dent to The Review's press Saturday
nieht nreventeil the usual announce
ment of this concert, as only a small I A new steel boat and a number
number of people knew It was to r- extra fine freight wagons were
take nlace. nnt the band nlavpd as received this week by the American
well as if a thousand had been pres- Placer corporation for use at their
ent, and those who were fortunate P&cer mines at Lee's Ferry. W. A.
to attend were given a treat. Follow-i twitter has been exceedingly "busy
ing is the program: getting th0 outfits together. Coco-
March. The Master Builder.. Holmes', nIne Sun'
Overture, Crown Diamonds... .Auber
Cornet duet, Ida and Dot Loosey' "Not one case of typhoid fever
Soloists A. Veals and E. Veale. 'as oeen reported In Globe since
Serenade, Love's Greeting Elgar lne ,Irst of June," said City Health
Selection, Merry Widow Strauss Officer For today. 'This," continued
Handel's Celebrated Largo... .Handel Dr- Fox "ls n"31 unusual for this
Baritone Solo, Only a Dream ot That N t,mo of " year and attribute
Beautiful City Herbert Clark 8Ucn a state ' affairs to tho lm
Soloist Jack Watson. j Proved methods employed In the
Chorus, Gloria from 12th Mass Weber idling of the garbage. Tho eamc
March, Wizard of the West....Dublo n"0"18, nave been employed at MI
Leader. Brof. F. J. Kuwdon i au" """" i"na " ao iree oi
Manager, J. T. Watson.
........
TH(HnT TnU- In VS-Acontt -irlll lm i'uiiuci.
Washington Herald: "Our new book
keeper seems to have a wonderful
grasp of detail."
That's right." declared the Junior
tie knows the records of
fir Flagstaff August 1st. He will
remain in Flagstaff for two or three
weeks and then make the trip to
ho Grand Canyon. He expects to
riturn to Tucson about September 1.
most all the ball players."
Special 50 cent Luncheon aTtd
S1.00 Table d'hote dinner dally at
Copper Queen Hotel. 256.
typhoid disease." Dr. For said that
the decrease in typhoid meant a
saving of over J50,0&0 to the citi
zens of Globe.-r-Dally Globe.
Joseph Allred. of Thatcher, has re
ceived notice that he is one of the
several heirs to an estate In Eng
land valued at hundreds ot millions
of dollars. The property to be di
vided Is that accruing from tho es
tate of Lord Calvert, who received
a land grant from the klne of Eng
land during the colonial period. At
erali of tho regents were not able
to intend. One of them, Capt. J. H.
Grenway ls now en route to
Europe.
Mr. Moore saya that the prelim
inary work of Dr. WiWe the new
president of the university. Is al
ready bearing fruit and it is be
I lleved his policies will develop a
prosperity sucn as the institution
never before experienced. Much ls
boing done for the betterment of the
school, not only in point of curric
ulum but In tho school plan and m
widening the influence of the um
versity.
Ono new project is tho beginning
of practical work In the study cA
dry farming In Yavapai county. The
Santa Fe railroad company has
pledged the university a gift of
51,000 per year for two years, the
city of Prescott a like amount and
tho university hores to secure ?2"0
per annum for two years through the
board of control, for practical exper
imenting. The city of Prescott,
through the chamber of commerce,
at a recent banquet held in Pres
cott also donated to the unherslty a
pair of Iron gates to be, erected at
the entrance of the boulevard to
the university campus.
The university administration be-' ,orae Int0 c,oser acanalta"ce with torneys have been trying for many
I nZ t , ,"," I of the territory. Umlted ?! to secure the property for the
Intr nnf1f?oTf et e rolno nf wll I
chosen advertising for purposes of l""- . Jato in the
publicity, has recently placed orders
for space In various newspapers of
tho territory and hopes thereby to
The Ri&ht
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East
Route ot the
Golden State
Limited
EFFECTIVE JUNE 1
-; FINAL LIMIT OCTOBER 31ST
SUMMER FARES
FROM BISBEE
TO TO
KANSAS CITY 551.0 NEV YORK $9G.25
ST. LOUIS ..$60.05 BOSTON $104X5
CHICAGO ....$66.05 BALTIMORE 584.95
DENVER .'. W20 WASHINGTON $84.95
CLOUDCROFT $14.80
Reduced Rates to all principal Eastern and Northern
-Summer Resorts. Call at ticket office for any infor
mation desired, or address EUGENE FOX,
Gen.Passl Agt, El Paso Texas.
aturday Evening Tost for the Issues
of August 12 and 2G, in the expecta
tion that students unablo to pur
sue connected work elsewhere may
te able to do It in the climatic con
ditions of Arizona.
In college towns many permanent
residents come at first merely to
provide a homo for their children
! while they pursue the college courie
I expecting later to go elsewhere But
I the university with the other Jocar
(attractions lead to permanent resi-
jdence. Arizona may anticipate that
students who come to tho university
from outside tho territory and find
satisfactory work in the Institution
iWllI become advertising factors of
the first Importance In their homes
and will Induce some of their friends
;to locate here.
Tbe university ls now endeavor
'ing to co-operate as much as possi
ble with local chambers of commerce
I or boards of trade to supplement
( their work in inducing families to
come to Arlicss. In the past week
addresses, new to those offices, have
teen given to the chamber of com
merce of Prescott and the board of
trade at Phoenix. The university
relieves that the most desirable set
tlers are those who nave speciaf' re
gard for the educational advantage
o$ea to their cW14re: t
rightful owners, and It Is only re
cently that their efforts have been
successful. Jt is estimated that each
heir will receive at least two mil
lion dollars as his or her share
Graham Guardian.
Robert Burns, dry farmer or the
Lucky Star mine, arrived from his
ranch yesterday and states that with
the assistance ot copious rains that
have fallen during tbe week, he ls
assured of a big crop of hay, grain
and vegetables. What the results
would havo been if storms had not
come to his rescue, ls problematical
He," lost all last year's crop through
hall storms and is anticipating a
recurrence of this, danger. He has
been fanning on that place ofr five
years, and during last summer had
his entire crop destroyed and sev
eral hundred head of poultry downed
by cloudbursts: Prescott Journal
Miner.
An order has Just been received
from the postoffice department to
commence the construction ot a new
postoffice for Kingman. The building
Is to bo modern in every particular
and designed for rural free delivery
of mails, a postal saving bank, a
department for mall separation and
forwarding to the various camp
of all mails nsade up and sent from
this office to the camps throughout
the various districts cf the county.)
1
1 MONKEY CAGE FOR LOCKUP.
) MOUND PARK. Ind.. July 31. -Justice
henceforth is to be dispensed
fjom a tent at Mound Park, and
bffenders against tho law will oe
temporarily Incarcerated In a mon
key cage, whose simian inhabitants
have all died.
L. M. Post, the local magistrate,
has established his headquarters In
the city park, erecting a tent near
tha monkey cage While in con
finement prisoners would be subject
to tho gazo of all park visitors. The
fe policeman Is now eagerly look-
1B for a lawbreaker
wreraaM
Cleanses the System
effectually; Dispels
colds and Headaches;
due to constipation.
Best for men, women
and children : young
and old.
To get its beneficial
effects, always note the
name of the Company,
It will have general delivery win-1 u .
' Mone ?LAeJ lDi0", p04?13 plainly printed on the
saving ba-Bk wladow, private office 5 4. z t
for pofttHrteter. and every modern fOm Ol ? P3CK3C
appllaace and improvement, that It -4Ua tlamlinB
! powIWo-Vd pet in Mohavo Xlaer.J iH VSnUJIiV
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Special Prices For a Few Days Only
on
Brooches, Necklace. Watch
Chains, Fobs, Bolt Pins, Beau,
ty Pins. Cuff Button. Ear
Screws, Studs.
Cut Glass, Hollow Sllvorwear.
Clocks, Bread Trays, Tollftt
Sets, Manicuro Sts, Back
Combs, Uarrettfl, Military
Brushes.
381-3 nor cent off on Hand Painted China. Fine ai&ortraeiit.
L. L. GILMAN MA$PS I. o
THE PROGRESSIVE JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
The A. B. C. of Independence
One A ere
One B ee
One C ow
Spells Independence in San Diego's
back country. If a skeptic, write,
telegraph or call on
GEO. E. BUXTON,
1550 X) Street, Corner 7th. San Diego, California
CF
ge;
Go to the UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA
YOUR OWN UNIVERSITY.
Make friends among the oung people of ARIZONA. Get compe
tent instruction at low cost. ?200-J25o a year pays board, room
and special fees
IT IS UNNECESSARY TO GO EITHER EAST OR WEST FOR A
GOOD EDUCATION
General Collegiate Work. Preparatory Woik, Agriculture, 4-yoar
and 2-year Courses. Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, and Mining En
gineering; Metallurgy and Mechanic Arts.
Beautiful Campus. All the University on One Campus
giving breadth, economy, and efficiency. Address
THE UNIVERSITY, TUCSON, ARIZONA. "
Hotel Twain,
513-519 W. SEVENTH STREET
5 Tourist and commercial patronage
Los Angeles, California solicited. Nicely rurnlshed, modern,
all outside rooms, with or without balh. Transient, 75c per day
up. Weekly rates: 3 to $10. Hotel near shopping and amusement
district. Electric cars from all deoots direct to hotel. W. L.
Graham, Prop.
Bisbee Lvmbcr Company, Inc.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN OREGON AND
TEXAS PINE, REDWOOD SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, BUILDERS'
HARDWARE, DOORS AND SASHES OF ALL KINDS, UIN1NO
TIMOERS AND WEDGES, CARLOAD LOTS A SPECIALTY.
TELEPHONE L125 EMIL MARKS, Manxstr.
Do not swelter over a red hot stove.
Get a Hotpoint iron and save use
less trouble and worry
&gff Jftf' o n,
Use it on the porch-j-in any room in
the house anywhere any time.
Simply, turn the switch and your
iron is ready in a few minutes.
We can easily tell you numerous
reasons why you will find it to your
advantage to use a Hotpoint.
tT'
Sold on trial. Guaranteed two
-"ears. Price $4.50
Drop in and see us about one.
Bisbee Improvement Co.
Telephone 197. "
Mil
ADVERTISING CLUBS.
BOSTON, Mass, July 31. Every
thing ls In readiness for the opening
here tomorrow of what promises to
be the largest and most successful
convention ever held by the Associ
ated Advertising clubs of America.
The convention wli last four days.
QUEBEC TENNIS.
MONTREAL, QueCJuly 31.ho
annual tennis tournament for tho
championships of the Province of
Quebec began on the courts of tho
Mount Royal club today and will
continue through the greater part of
tho Teek.
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