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THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, BISBEE, ARIZONA,. FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMB ER 8, 1911.
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OF ACTORS SOME ASPIRATIONS
HUNTING FOR WORK OF GOGHISE CITIZENS
Producing Managers Overrun
With Application for En
gagement in Plays
(New York Times.)
Actors are complaining that the dif
ficulty of obtaining employment this
season Is greater than it has teenforjdidateaj!lav1To'aihstone
a good man) years. There are today
many well known actors idle at what
Is usually the mpst active period of
Those Who Might Be Induced
to --Aid in Management of
New State's Affairs
(Correspondence.)
TOMBSTONE. Ariz., Sept. C
There 'wjll1be no scarcity of can-
the county
seat -will'felc for its share of the
loaves and fishes to be placed on
Eastern Markets
Yesterday
the theatrical year actors whose scr-,the political banquet table this fall.
lces haTe been in' demand and who . ,. -,. -ji-ii
bae seldom been without en8age. Among the pronounced candidates
raents on Labor Day. Others who 'are Cri- H. L. Pickett, nho has
have signed contracts and are await-1 started bis campaign simultaneously
Ing delayed calls for rehearsals are in eerr -section of the territory by
In the same situation as lho3e with- fcrmaj announcement in the nows
out engagements of any sort. ' Charley, McDonald, the pres-
The engsgement agencies bear out vv'- v""
the complaints of the actors. Their ent recorder, will Le a candidate for
omces are oerrun -with applicants the democratic nomination for the
for places they usually are. for that j office of sheriff x W. G. Gllmore Is a
matter and some players are asfc-1 candidato for district attorney ontho
ing for and accepting places much -.. .,,
lower than- those to which they have t democratic ticket
been accustomed. i Probate Judge Frank Gooabody,
The cause seems to be the tendency ' now completing his seventh jear In
on the part of producing managers that office, would have been willing
this year to hold back on the produc- t0 nold thls position for life, but un-
business. Managers who heretofore court goes, out of existence and
hae had half a. doren new plas bo- J Goodbody says ho will retire, now
fore the public, or in the course of , from official duty and his friends
preparation by this time, are postpon- that wlth home-rule now assured
,nf, th L,PdCU0M MB, J'ear- th.r In Ireland he may return to the
One flrto that announced some thlr- "" a J
ty new pieces for production has put j "ould sod and try his hand In the
only two of them in rehearsal so far. I political game in his native land,
although It is preparing to start oth-, Allen It. English, familiar on the
erssoon. Another firm that had three streets of Tombstone for thirty
iXJ&&i ls h,a wrdVhat, hl
rear, and onlv one new comnany In will cause his name to be placed
(Dy L. J. Overlook.)
BOSTON, Sept 1. Dullness was
more responsible for the reaction
than any aggressive selling. Stocks
sagged off their on weight and buy
ing orders were very limited. The
rally seems to haVe exhausted all the
enthusiasm and the trend Is again
downward. Look for lower prices In
both lists and advise sales on all
strong spots. Paine, Webber and Co.
Curbs dull and unchanged. De
mand continues for Denn but offer
lngs few and far between.
Total sales New York, 417,200.
Dr. Lyon's
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
not only cleanses, preserves and
beautifies the teeth without in
jury, butimparts purity and fra
grance to the breath, removing
instantly the odor of tobacco.
Practical Fashions
on the democratic primary ballot for
the office of superior Judge. Mr.
English ranks with tho ablest law-
rehearsal
Of the Broadway theaters that
housed first class plays at this time
jai srawu, seieu ui lucm uic ut,m .!. -nrt has m.inv
or are playing motion pictures. Only,-''"0 " "" Y.
two" new theaters, excluding the Win- friends ivho regard him as possess
ter Garden and the Folles. Bergere, ing all the legal attainments re
have been added to the list of latet qUjred for the correct application of
year. Last year fifteen of the Labor 1 1. ,
wjr iracuuiu . m. jHy, .. , , m Mntloh nf th Pros-
"W'W - .- ,
j ear there are only nine that can be
considered new productions.
All this means that there is less for
pector. has positively declined to al
low the further consideration of his
the actors to do, for while there mayname f0r state senator. He Is the
be the usual number of "road produc-. Q f fl t l0 f has held
tlonB" to nil the out-of-town theaters, i"a" K . P, T,,.vf fnr
Broadway productions ma be consld ! the banner of Col. Pickett for
ered a measure of the managers' ac-, United States senator and he is
tlvitles. It would seem, however, that j more enthusiastic over his home and
productions for "the road" are propor- faTorite candidate than ever before.
tlonately fewer so far this year. At Tn Prospcctor has been an import-
least the big producing managers are
sending out fewer companies.
ant feature In all the Arizona cam-
On the other hand, according to palgns during the last thirty years,
some of the engagement agencies, and Hattlch sas that to mould po-
there 'Rill be more than the usual ijitlcal opinion Is more glorious than
numberof what might be termed one-1 tQ become a seif.seeklng candidate
Downward Turn in Stocks
NEW YORK. Sept. 7. After almost
a week of steady advances In which
stocks won back a part of tho heavy
losses of the August decline, the mar
ket suddenly reversed Us pesiton to
day. Prices tumbled until a large
portion of the recent gains were soon
.eliminated. Some stocks, lurludlrg
Baltimore and Ohio and Missouri Pa
cific, fell to tho lowest points of the
year. Such prominent Issues as
Santa Fe. Canadian Pacific Lehigh
Valley, Northern Pacific, Readliis; and
Union Pacific fell back two points.
U. S. Steel lost 1 S-. During the morn
ing, trading was unusually Hst!ess.
The afternoon became more active,
culminating In a vigorous attack on
the list. Tho stocks of the Hawley
roads moved against the market.
Iowa Central made especial' good
gains. Bonds heavy. Sales, 52,028,
000. Governments unchanged.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
New York
Amalgamated . ..i 57 7-3
Atchison 1025-S
Smelters SS 1-2
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 75 3-4
B. and 0 97
C. and 0 723-4
Canadian Pacific 2271-8
a F. L 30
Erie t 29 3-8
Great Northern 1157-8
Missouri Pacific 381-2
Lehigh 137
Northern Pacific 115 7-8
New York Central 103 3-81
M. K. and T. 29 W
Pennsylvania 1203-4
Reading 1413-8
Southern Railway 23
St. Paul 1133-4
Steel C95-8
Steel preferred 1143-4
Southern Pacific 109
Union Pacific 1677-S
Wheat
September 921-2
December, bid 97
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company managers this season. Men
with Just enough money to equip and
send out one company arc venturing
into the field, aad are taking charge
of , plays that have outrun their big
city usefulness, but that are still
"good for the one-night stands."
The big producers generally are
adopting the policy of 'farming out"
plajs of this sort to eliminate from
their offices and clerical and manage
rial work attached to "one-night
stand" business. The one company
manager, therefore. Is able to rent
good tneatrical properties, and, of
course, to give employment to many
actors.
Many of these actors, however, be
long to the seemingly unlimited sup-
for any office.
Among the republicans In the
county seat there Is a multitude of
glooms. Jack Williams, the district
attorney, since his return from Los
Angeles, where he presided over the
Hassayampa banquet table, has been
devoting considerable time to tho
repair of his "Hoot Nanny" automo
bile and it is expected that he will
ask for the republican nomination
lor congress, although his name is
mentioned In connection with the
position of superior Judge In this
county. A- H. Gardner Is as mum
as a clam and refuses absolutely o
December .
September
December
October
Corn
Cotton
nJi nf nMvflrs u.hr nrp Tint in riomnnd
for New York productions. For the discuss either pontics or canai
latter the Broadway popularity of an j dates. It Is presumed that he Is
actor, combined, of course, with bisjwamng. to receive word from Ho
ablllty. makes him In demand, and!yal Smltn Delegate Camerox
when there are few Broadway produc- . . T . ,,.... ,j
tlons underlay the demand falls off' Sneri" Jack Wh"e returned to
There are plenty of announcements i Tombstone yesterday from Phoenix,
made of future productions, however, i whore his family are residing for
and the managers who are not soUjje present, he having recently pur
nctlve as usual now. may make up for Lnase(1 a nlcJ rMidence property In
their slackness later in the season . . ,. .. ji. ...,(-.i,
Those closely connected with the the- cit- "a declared yesterday
atrlcal business look on the delays in that ho would not be a candidate
productions as a healthy sign. They j for any office, but that he would
think that by holding off until a safe not be a nonenlty In the campaign,
guess at business conditions In een-land that te expected to head a "get
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Boston
Adventure . 5
Allouez 27
Arizona Commercial 11-4
Coalition 151-2
Centennial 93-4
Calumet and Hecla 420
Calumet and Arizona 51
Copper Range 53
Dally West 51-4
East Butte 107-8
Royale 14
Franklin 7 3-4
Granby 291-2
Greeno Cananea Cl-8
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have less chance of failures due to
.even" committee and attend to some
unseasonable productions, and will ' gentleman lor wnom ne pui a rou
also be able to prepare their plays in pickle long ago.
with greater care. The numDer oi) jn nisbeo there seems to be no
productions a manager makes In a rugh for the IImensht on the part
season, mcy say, is ui ico ujujc
quence than the number of weeks the
!l-4
This charming' little dress offers us
jomethlng which Is really a novelty.
It is worn wun a guimpe to wnicn lae
long sleeves are attached, but these
axay be omitted tn warm weather. To
obtain the peasant shoulder effect
there is a seam down the outside of
the arm only, not around the annhole,
and each half of tho sleeve Is cut In
one with the front and back side bod
ies of the dress. The central portion
'a full length In front and half length
'sx. the back, where It extends soma
Ustance below the hips, producing the
Impression of the French style. Tho
skirt section Is quite short and is
plaited from 'the edge of the front
panel all around. Wash materials.
such as linen, pongee silk, gingham,
and also cheviot, serge and foulard
lilk will be appropriate for this dress.
The pattern (5183) Is cut In sizes
5 to 12 years. Medium size requires
i yards of SSjlnch material and 1V4
wards th same width for the guimpe.
To procure thli pattern end 10 cents
to "Pattern DepwfnienV of this paper.
Writs nam ana address plainly, and be.
lure to elve glzat&nd number or pattern.
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companies play to profitable business.
But the actors who are not so for
tunate as to be In the few early pro
ductions don't like the idea of hav-
thfy exTdXfoV'the nm 'sal7ry V will be a candidate for recorder
day comes around. They all want to ! and it Is said that the democrats nf
be at work at the beginning oi me sea- Lowell ana uisoee win give to mm
of aspirants. At Lowell on Monday
evening a large club was organized,
but there was no one endorsed for
any office and the meeting brought
out no new candidates. Judge Mar-
son, and the season Is supposed to be
really under way on Labor uay.
UP TO DATE
Visitor Very sterile ground for pa
Suntrysian Ye. I know, but then
yer see ther cows gives nothln' but
sterilized milk-
a warm support for the office. Mike
Hannon, a well-known Lowell demo
cratic wheelhorse. Is being mention
ed for the legislature. A. A. Mur
ray, of Bisbec, is a candidate for
district attorney. Fred Sutter is af
ter the superior Judgeship and John
Bolan is a candidate for sheriff.
Tom Fnlghum. of Wlllcos, was in
Tombstone, accompanying his daugh
ters who were in the county seat to
take examination for teachers' cer
tificates. Mr. Fulghum says that the
democrats of the north end of tho
county .will expect to have a fair
representation on the ticket, but that
as yet there Is no declared candi
dates. He told of the preparations
being made for the Willcox fair and
said that it would be a grand suc
cess, as It was already known that
people were coming from all over
Cochise county and from the Gila
valley in Graham county. He said
that amplo accommodations would
be provided for all. and that the
people of Willcox would leave noth
ing undone for the entertainment of
the visitors.
Glroux
Hancock . ..-.
Helvetia
Inspiration
Indiana .'. ..
Keweenaw
Lake
Michigan
Massachusetts . . ! C
Mohawk 41
Miami 191-2
North Butte 24
North Lake 5
Nevada Consolidated 17 3-1
NIpplssIng 8
Osceola 89
Old Dominion 40
Parrott 10
Quincy . i C7
Shattuck 18
S. and B 2 7-8
Shannon . , 9
Utah Coppec 423-4
Utah Consolidated 13
Phelps Dodge 215
Curbs
Saginaw, bid 3
Baltic 43-4
Algoma ... 4
B. and A. 3
B. and L. 12
Bohemia 21-4
Cactus, asked ...-... 12
Cordova, asked 25
Denn 51-2
D. Dally 98
Elcnita, asked 4
Ely Consolidated 40
Ely Central 3
Live Oak 20
OJlb 51-4
Ray Consolidated 141-4
Ray Central 13-S
Rosalia 30
Sierra 21-2
San Antonio, asked .......:,.. 5
South Lake 5
Savannah, asked 1
Full Paid, asked 3
North TIgre. asked 12
Warrior, asked 2
Wolverine, asked 70
Goldfield 53-4
Lucky Tiger 6
Chlno ,-. 18 3-4
Ohio 11-2
Superior Globe, asked 12
Tonopah . C
Kerr Lake 41-S
Not Neat Looklno.
"Have you done any surf batMae?"
asked the citizen who was standing
on the shore watching the sardine
boxes and ths orange peels roll In.
"No." replied the native, "we havea't
done any. But we must admit the surf
evidently wmS& lLf
"Window" In the Jungfraujcch.
Another step toward the completion
of tho Jungfrau railway, tho highest
railway in tho world, was accom
plished on Juno 14. This was the
opening of a 'window" In the Jung
fraujoch, as the great connecting
wall between . tho llonch and the
Jungfrau Is called, at a height of 10,
955 feet above sea level, 4,185 feet
higher than tho starting point of the
line at the Little Scbeldcgg, and 9.075
feet higher than tho Interlaken. From
this unique "window" a wonderful
view will be obtained, embracing be
sides the glaciers Immediately be
neath it the peaks of the Schneeborn
and Silberhorn, tho Lautcrbrunnen
valley, the Wengernalp, part of Mur
ren. and a glampso of the- Lake of
Thun. The "window" forms a ventila
tion shaft, also an outlet for the re
moval of the debris from the tunnel,
which formerly had to be transported
back of the Elsmecr station; lastly
tho fact of having reached this spot
Is a vindication of tho plan of a rail
way to the summit of tho Jungfrau.
PATRICK M'GRANE.
Named as Aoeompliee of Geidel
In the New York Hotel Murder.
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SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Sept. 7. A
new record In surgery was established
by the surgeons at Fort Sam Houston
during the six months the army was
mobilized here. Of 187 operations per
formed, 183 were successful, there
having been three deaths as the result
of transportation to the army hospital
from other points. The causes con
tributing to tho great success of the
surgical work are said by Chief Sur
geon Major Hutton to have been the
excellent condition of the men, the ef
ficient sanitation maintained at the
camp, and the salubrity of the climate.
The health report of the city for
the month of August substantiates the
fact that the climate here is a power
ful factor In keeping the death rate
to the lowest possible fraction the
rate being only 77 aer 1,000. This
record Is In strinklng contrast with
the death rate for August la the largo
slties of the north and cast.
Tho sick rato in the camp ranged
from 19 to 23 per 1.000, as against 12
per 1,000 In barracks elsewhere. The
higher rate, 23, was the result of the
bringing 300 recruits from northern
points, all of whom were seized with
mumps.
Don't miss tho opening tonfght of
the Pabst Dar (old Turf stand) plen
ty of lunch and drinks for all. 427
Only One Person in a Hundred
can keep money in his possession and not let
it slip through his fingers.
PUT A DOLLAR IN YOUR POCKET
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