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THE BISBEE DAILT flEVIEW. BISBEE, ARIZONA, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 1 6, 1911.
HUSKS WANTS
1 lOHFOLT
Radicals in Congress Say
That-Government Must
Own and Operate Big
Morgan Property
COUNTRY HAS RESOURCES
OF SEVERAL BILLIONS
Belief Is Strong That Now Is
Time to Prevent Con
trol by Private
Capital
place wlfi the federal government
or the territorial government, super
vision, such as Is eercied by the
Interstate commerce commission ov
er railways, of mines and mining,
and tho grading or deeds to public
lands in Alaska.
A remarkable recrudesence ot
Interest in Alaskan affairs has fol
lowed the sensational discovery that
the administration employed very
unusual methods to provido a har
bor and terminal for the system ot
railroads which the Alaska syndicate
Is opening, and with 'which It In
tends to dominate the great coal
fields ot Alaska. Including the Cun
ningham claims.
Wlckersham After Revenge.
The question is being studied In.
TYPHUS FEVER
10 TREftTMENT
Typhus fever is an acute Infec
tious disease, characterized clinically
by a sudden onset, usually with a
chill, severe headache, marked ner
vous symptoms, a mucular eruption,
frequently becoming pctoihial, and
terminating by crisis. The disease
is conveyed by tho bite of tho body
louse. Pcdiculus lestimonu. writes
both houses of congress with acute j T. John F. Anderson, a welt-known
interest. Democrats see in It a medical authority.
chance to make political capital. Typhus fever Is d tawra "
Insurgent republicans have not ov- spotted fever cxanthematlc yphus,
erlookcd tho same possibilities. Del-P fever, ship fever tsbardlllQ. etc.
egate Wlckersham. wo h-s been U Is essentially a disease of torn,
persona non rnta at the white houFe'perate and cold climates, it prob
slnce his attack on the president's '? wnt pr alls .In Plc JT
Alaska government bill a year aco. pt at considerable altitudes TI.I
sees a chance to kill tho admlnlstra- , f0l",Jp,S "
tlon's scheme of an Alaska govern- Rt " di seases of 1 ei npor-
ment that would make tho territory "to c"m2 c' "Lia nnL?w ,,?!
i tnrt nf mvil dnrhr romolotely almost disappeared. lingering only
-r" r Fa rHtr iws w sfartss
Moanwhlt those who want Alas progreM
ka to to saod to the people, instead 1 Tne dEease js epidemic in the
of being turned over to the Gugten 'mntaing f northern. Africa, por
helm Interests, think It Important t)ons of rg,n ana southern Eu
to do something joon. rone. Dortions of Ireland, northern
Secretary of tho Interior Fisher. Engand certain parts of As'a and
replying to the recent I-a Follette Jn gri on the Mexican plateau,
TIt- Johnathan Wlnfleld 1 resuiuuun ..iui iu cm.j .- extending down inio genual Aiuer
tuy jonnatuaa wimieia.) ni mntrnl'nr Tnr. rave such lira ... , ,,, . -.,! Am.rini
WASHINGTON, May 15. J. P. ,ted information as has reached his tn dlscase does not prevail at a
Morgan. Simon Gugenhelm. Thomas ofnce Hc not &Ue to report on , altitude than 1.50O meters.
F. Ryan and other millionaires, as tranEactIons recorded at the Katnlla: Th(J 0r,-,n of the Disease
well as scores of small Investors land oCtIcCi where it Is presumed Is only ln the llsnt ot recent
and speculators, may have their, fflost of thc cntrlea havo been re-' Bdvanccs in our knowledge of the
dream of added riches rudely shat- rorted, because It will take a month elloogy of typhus that an under-
tercd that is so far as Investments or moro to COmunicate with that Etandlng has been had of many facts
In Alaska arts concerned. The In- ofnce. foe report indicates that that have been noted regarding the
uubiai ..eniiu ui wo i ..uuuiw. " ; four entries nave been maae oy ' distribution and spread of the dis-
HAD PILE OF MONEY;
WAS HOI MOLESTED
well as the mineral riches of the far
northern land, which were grabbed
by wealtay Interests In the states,
bid fair to onco again come under
absolute and complete control of
the United States government.
The resources of Alaska have been
declared by experts to be worth sev.
eral billions of dollars, much ot
which) has been s-qulred by vast
syndicates, until tho control of the
whole of Alaska ia -virtually -within
the power of a few men or corpora
tions .At least that part of It con
cerning mineral lands and railroad
grants is completely dominated by
private individuals, the government
having lost Its paramount rights by
lax administration and through
fraud.
Govenment Ownership.
Now, however. It is proposed to
settle the whole question once and
for all. To start out with, legisla
tion is suggested to provide for the
government construction, ownership
ami operation of all railroads In
Alaska. This will mean the acquisi
tion of the Morgan-Gugienheini
railroad now being constructed at a
cost of nearly 5200.000.000 to be used
principally in opening up vast coal
and copper deposits that have been
acquired by these interests, and. val-
soclates of Ryan, the man who ln- a
duced tho administration, while Typhus has been considered one
Daillnger was In to cabinet. tolof lue most contagious. diseases, but
throw open the Strategic forest ,ne contagon appeared to have a
lands for entry. These lands nave I decjded Bnort "striking" distance:
teen plotted and the right of way so-, ror cxampie. when a case was lu tho
Cured lor the svndicato'a railroad, i ward ot ft n0Sptal. new cases might
Lets the Bars Down. appear ln adjoining beds on the
A sensation was produced hero same side ot tho ward, but almost
. . i roontk- never across the aisle. Again, it
wnen il wa iMujtuwucu ,,...... ------
that the 13 of March 4, 1911. re-
George Caywood, tho well known
chauffeur, who now has charge of
tho Pedrazzinl Minos company's au
tomobile service, left "Douglas for
Nacozari this afternoon. lie come
out in an automoblln from the mines
to Cananea, thence to Douglas by
train. Ho tells som6 Interesting
"war" news. The Pedrazzinl com
pany had J 120,000 (gold) In bullion
at the mines. Caywood's auto was
loaded with $40,000 and be took 1
to Cananea, S3 miles. He mot an
passed a great many Insurgents, but
was not molested. Ho made three
trips, alone, and -with $10,000 each
time, and without oven an incident
The Insurgents know ho had the
money.
Freighter Had Money.
The manager of a mine not fai
from Chlspas wanted to' send lc
T1.100 to pay off. He was In some
doubt as how to send H, finally de
ciding on putting It in a Unc an)
sending It with the freight. He
found an empty 30-30 cartridge box
and put tho money in It. Just whoo
the- freighter reached the Sonor
river he was "hoW up" by Juan
Cabral and his men. They took two
sacks of flour and a small sack of
'ffpe, giving the driver $20. Just
b they were going to leave, one ci
tho men called dbral's attention ti
the box of 30-30's. The leader or
dered tho box broken open, saying
ne would take th- ammunition. When
10 saw that It was money, ho had
tho box naIcd up again, put
onto the wagon and detailed a lieu
tenant and 'our men to go with the
freighter to see that the money was
delivered safely at the mine.
Cabral has a cannon and two ma
chine guns and plenty of ammunition,
Arrived Safely.
Johnny Scott motored to Cananea
yesterday and brought his sister,
Mre. W. W. Wilkle and children to
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Andy Scott. In this city
! A HEALTHY, ,
HAPPY OLD AGE
May be promoted by those who a
gently cleanse the system, now and
then, when in need of a laxative
remedy, by taking a deseitspoonfu)
of the ever refreshing, wholesome
and tmly beneficial Syrup of Figs
and Elixir of Senna, which is the
enly family laxative generally ap
proved by the most eminent phy
jicians, because it acts in a natural,
strengthening way and warms and
tones up the Jnternal organs without
weakening them. It is equally benefi
Ccial for ths very young and the mid
dle aged, as it is always efficient and
free from all harmful ingredients. To J
get its benenciai euects it is always
necessary to buy the genuine, bear
ing the name of the Company
California Fig Syrup Co. plainly
printed on the front of every package.
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nnla thn eafecuards against monop
oly of Alaska harbor and tennlnal
privileges, contained in a previous
act.
Thin la Tint thn onlr obscure bill
that tho land seeking Interests tried
has been noted that physicians and
nurses on attendance of cases ct
tvTiT!a wra vfrv liable to be r.t-
t irked, and the closer their asioda
Hon with the cases tho greater tee
chances of infection.
TJpto 1909 all attempts to pr
duco the disease In lower animals
to enact ln tho last days of the oW' unsuccessful. In the sum-
....-a Tlrnn- frvinr nriYllPITPS IO 1 . ... ... . .i.n
"u' -- !- - imA. nrifi rnii nr innt Tear in i cone
ught by the ,ompto and Con8eUi working jn
congress,
rnnlnra T!av were SO!
intni-pst. bnt the loVer ln the -bill
was discovered and thrown out.
Against Monopoly.
Delegate Wlckersham, in explain'
northern Africa: Anderson and
Goidbergcr, and Illcketts and Wild
er, working in Mexico, reported their
wrk on the successful Inoculation
ing the matters now aeitating the; of monkeys with the disease. Mcoiic
nonnin of A-aska. says that the pur-. and his coworkers were unab'e to
rose of demanding government rail
roads is to -make a transportation
monopoly ln Guggenheim hands im
nneathlA. It is charged that thc
Guggenheim syndicate Is In control
produce tho d'sease by the d reel
lnsculatlon of the 'ower monkeys
with blood from human cases, b-Jt
till s-.ccced when tho infection was
parsed through the chimpanzee.
Phone
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J The Great German Doctors whom Har
riman consulted said that Beei and Bread
were man's best food. 1 We sell you cood
BEERcheaper than milk. J $3.50 fur 2
dozen quarts at any grocery store or call
BOSTON & BROWN and they will inform you
how to buy good beei? cheap. -:- -: -:-Don't
Pay The Freight !
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TUCSON CONFIDENT
RAILROAO WILL Gfli
This bill
congress within
. fiu-,.? win, thi oomnanles On thc other hand. Anderson ana
dominating all feasible routes from I Goidbergcr Cad no difficulty In P"H of
iho rniat throuch the mountain bar-, ducing the diseased Mexico -
EXPECTS S150.0C0
AUSTIN, Texas, May 15. One not
familiar with the ases of the vege
table would naturally wonder what
a farmer expects to do with 200
acres of chili peppers? So much pep
per on one farm and that, too, of
the "hottest" kind grown, recalls the
exclamation of the old gentleman
who ravjd that one of his neighbors
in want be tent an abundance of
everything pood to eat. Inclurtlnc' a
barrel of rcprer, and noting that that
amount was too much, said: "Don't
do It, Lord, that's too much pepper
for one man." IJut It seems that 200
acres of pPrrs Is not too much for
ono Texas farmer. W. P. Walker, re
siding near Austin, grew forty acres
of ptppers last year which brought
him a gros3 return of $30,000. His
success In ,tho cultivation of this
riant prompted hlra to try 200 acres
this year. He expects a" net profit
Word Received from Meetin
of Phelps-Dodge Peo
ple Is Optimistic
ued at over J450.uw.uuu. .j. . ., ,. ., .,r,tT,i
. a IV Til rIH KI II1IIUU11 lUC 111UJUW41U - ,-- , - - ..
is to be introduced in . ,. . ,...,, Already bath the Rhesus and Capuchini mon-
fSW t - ww "" - . .-.. i ,.l.l Wrtrt
$150,000 on tho venture.
the next
controlling
.. n . -,- mim tun liv thn Inoculation of bioou
months. It will first be relented toi?JJSLt? human cases. .
the United States senate and rig-! "" e ' 5,atanusk and Beringl AH these workers were Impressed
orons efforts will be made to force, r"' ', boidlng an opUonlwith the idea of an insect being the
a report in favor of U from the com- nver coal f.c.noiamg v T,nKmeans by -which the disease was
mittce on territories. To say that J on ngbam claims u "w , mWcd and the epMemIoIorfcal
a tight on the matter will ensue tne ' "onlv ha4or from which all these data pointed strongly to the body
moment tuls bill makes Its appear- j tho only ha tor from iwh.cr , ail i ,ougc u was found by thetu that
ance tn the senate Is putting it i "-- ;'"lnT,heTr railroad svstem tphus fever could be produced
SftK s rsss si s-as -t-gj-"s
of mind themselves, win nsm "J-
thing that looks like government
ownership of public utilities to the
last ditch.
biective Legislature.
In the bouse the bill introduced
by Representative Jones and Dele
gate Wickersbam. providing for an
electlvb territorial legislature. Is ex
pected to psss. It, too, will be push
ed in the senate, possibly before the
close of the present session. Several
other measures introduced by Dele
gate TVickersham are desiened to
Guggenheim syndicate stands to
make Alaska a gigantic private mo
nopoly ln the next few years.
REFUGES IN THATCHER.
On Tuesday six wagon loads ot
refucees with their househoU cools
camped at Thatcher on their - ! catlon
from Mormon colonies In Mexico to
t'tah. The Mexican revolution anu
Unsettled conditions had tllsgusteu
in
monkeys by allowing lice to mt
them alter having fed on cases of
typhus either In man or mankeys
Th's important advance in our
knowledge of the means of trans
mission of typhus exDlalns many ob
scure points ln regard to the spread
of the disease, and provides us
with tho knawledco necessary for
Its successful prevention and eradl-
ProDhvlaxIs
Now that we know how the dis-
mh is unread, measures nioy u-
I? "i fw
J f
them with colonization schemes and ..... ., nnnllnrf fnr tts nreven-
I they were off to their old homes. I ton Tne louse, Pediculus vea-
1 nn.l nn. ttimnmt farTn n w sin
(..lIICTilLI. UVIl.K t-wo .-. . ..-
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Hidden
Inside Work
or that vital portion which you
usually have to take on faith,
is honestly constructed in clot
hes made to order by our
world famed Chicago tailors,
Ed. V. Price & Co.
ttiL
wK. --?i 3l
cw . nxt c& I
We guarantee their garments to have a strong, permanent
foundation seldom duplicated for double the price we ask
$25 to $50
Our tailoring department will sw you the Price VooIens and new
fashions, and take your measure for clothe, that fit your form and
satisfy you complUly.
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eTsenua: tactor in tne i.-anBujiss-""
of the disease, our efforts shou'd be
concentrated on the destruction of
this insect An Important part or
these efforts is the destruction o'
unsanitary dwellings aid Improve
ment of the lit ing conditions of the
poor. The loupe Is an insect tlrt
loves best to dwe'l with thoso who
live "" in squalor and aro of fllthv
habits, so that an improvement of
the living conditions of the poor
will result In a decrease 'in the
prevalence of the Jnsect.
When a case of typh"s Is dis-ov-orod,
the natient'n clothes should
to removed and immediately placed
In bo'iing water of a 1-500 BOlutlnn
of b'ch'orlde of mercury for the
destruction of lice. Thc pat'ent's
bnlr should be rllmied, and ho should
be given a thorough swinging win
a 1-2000 solution of bichloride ot
mercury, which will destroy th
ecrs or the loise. After tho removal
of the patient from tho room, the
arartment should bo thoroughlv fu
mlgated by the burning of s'tlmY"
in h nnnortlo nof Ave pounds o'
sticks or flowers to each 1000 cnM"
feet and the room kert peaid ior
at least 12 hours. Tho use of
llnnld disinfectants or of foral-'e-hvdo
for the destruction of the
lice in the room Is of doubtful
value. If the fact Is kept ln mind
that the longe Is neesssinr for t"
spread of typhus fever. Just as the
moonutto is for ye'low fever, th"
prophylaxis of the disease Is grcatlv
cn'ified and the discomfort of th
patient and family much decreased.
Treatment
There is no snec'flc treatment for
. d'case. though there Is hope
that the recent cxreritnenUl "''
fay result ln progress along; this
line. The disease Is best treated b"
attention to tho diet In all stares
treatment of the fever and nervm
manifestations, and of to seca"',
comollcatlons which very frequently;
occur. On account of tho soveritr
of the onset there Is rarely trouble
Word has been received by the
Tucson Citizen to the effect thai
negotiations between the El Paso
& Southwestern and the Southern
raclflc companies regarding the pro
posed extension of tho u. P. & S. w.
to Tucson are still In progress. No
decision was reached at the Tcccnt
meeting In New York between the
officials of the two companies at
which Walter Douglas, general man
cger of tho Phelps-Dodge Interest'
In" the southwest, was present. Thlr
word came in a message from Mr
Douglas to the Railway Holding com
pany ln Tucson, sent as soon as be
arrived at hiu home ln Blsbec from
a visit to New York.
It was also learned that at theli
recent meeting the board of direct
ore of the Phelps-Dodge eompanj
passed the promised resolution agree
lng to reimburse the citizens of Tuc
son for the $7S,U00 subscribed tot
the right of way and terminal faclll
tics If the extension was not made
Although the -details of the prop
THE ANTLERS CAFE
MAIN STREET OPPOSITE P. 0. PHONE 221
' WM. ROBINSON
. MAZE CAFE
CARETTO i. CO. Proprietor.
Beard by tht month I25.CO, mr
by meal tickets. Try ui in
you'll be convinced.
JOHNSON-HENNIGER
BUILDING
Main Street. Bltbeo Arizona
Uncart cfeounlerfntt '
AArVVrWAWWWSAWWy
about tho ratlent not wanting ti
fo to bed; hut absolute rest ln bed
should be Insisted on until at least
one week after disappearance of the
fever.
The sick room should bo well ven
tilated, light and airy. The windows
shiuld be provided with bars as I
have known patients when de'IrlouB
to escape. The treatment of pa
tients In the open air In tents, as
recommended by many writers,
seems to bo of distinct -lalue.
The diet should te as full as it
Is possible for the patient to take
During the stage of onset the dlt
shou'd bo exclusively liquids. It will
be found that many pat'ents are
arable to take milk, but when It is
well borne. It should always no
given. If mint Is not well taken,
broth or soups, particularly vege
table broths such as pea, bean, or
rice, should bo given. Most typhus
patients take cges without trouble,
and as many as two to four may be
given In 24 hours. They may ce
taken in the soups or even soft
boiled or as eggnog.
The Convalescent Stage
As soon as the patient expresses
x deslro for food or his mental con
dition will allow, he may be given
solid food, ln tho form of toasted
crackers or bread, chicken, lamb
chops or raro beef. After tho tem
perature has reiched normal, the
diet may be rapidly increased, with
the exception of articles of food
difficult of dlccstlon.
For tho reduction of fever there
Is nothing that will take the place
of baths, preferably tho full tub
bath, as used in typhoid fever.
When tho temperature Is not very
high, sponge baths may bo used.
In Icecap to the head is Bometlmea
grateful to the patient for the re
lief of the Intense headache and to
allay nervpusness.
Among the special symptoms that
require treatment are failure of the
heart; when the pulse remains over
100 or there is much cyanosis,
strychnine sulphate or digitalis or
both should be given every, four
hours. Some writers think well or
alcohol, either in the form of brandy
or some of the light wines. Tho
severe headache Is treated by the
MAN FOUND DEAD
FrrcotC May 13. Last week
the dead body of a man named A.
O. Haugue was found at tho old
Tlernan ranch In Government can
yon, a mile cast of the city. The
man evidently passed away from
natural causes. The news wa3
brought by Patrick 'McCormick, an
employe of the place, who stated
that Haugue was seen loitering
around the premises, and a short
time after entering the building was
ffund dead. Judge McLano immedi
ately after being notified went to
the scene with a jiry, and returned
abo'it 10 o'clock with the body. In
veatlgation of the identity of the
man failed to reveal anything of his
relailvcr. Nothing of any value was
found on the body, and his clothes
were ragged. The body was much
emasciatcd. Indicating that he was
In the last stages of tuberculosis.
He was about fifty years ot age.
A verdict of death from natural
causes was jctumed by the jury
MAbE"Br:tfiE CUBAN CIGARX2jehver:colw
La Internacional Cigars
LTheStandard of Quality
TheRight Sizes The Right Colors The Right Prices
m &
Thc Home of Arizonans
Hotel Orndor
EL PASO, TEXAS.
TO DISCUSS FUEL PROBLEMS.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn., May 15.
The International Railway Fuel as
soclatlon, which alms to reduce the
cost and at the same time secure the
highest e'fi-iency for fuel expendi
ture by railroads, met in this city
to?ay for Its third annual conven
tion. In addition to the railroad ex
perts many rromlnent coal operators
are attending the meeting. Tho ses
sions will last three days. The list
of speakers is headed by Dr. Josob
A. Holmes, chief of tho United
States bureau of mines, wh will ex
plain the rcsuts of fue Investigations
Trade under tho direction of the bureau.
STACK KIDNAPING CASE.
JEFFEIt-ON CITY. Mo May I'i.
Tha supreme court of Missouri today
listened to arguments upon a mo
tion to. quash the writ of habeas cor
pus Issued by Judge Grim of SL
Louis to compel Richard B. Slack, a
wealthy Michigan lumberman, to
produce his seven-year-old son on
roart. In his former wife's appllc.
tion for the writ. Stack Is accused o'
bavlnk kidnaped the child. The 1IU
fatlon, which has been dragclng
through the courts for several years,
grows out of the divorce ot Mrs.
Stack, now Mrs. Arton Allen Bur-bank.
Famous Indian Hot Springs
A noted resort for health ut
pleasure. Rate 2.G0 to 12 06
per day. Twenty mlnutet rid
from Hot Springs St&tloa, Gra
ham county, Arizona. ThMi
wonderful waters are recom
mended to cure rheumatism,
gout, dropsy, liver, kidney sad
stomach troubles, blood dis
eases and women's tilsints
Beautiful lawns and shads
trees. Large plunge and swim
ming pool; also fish Ur icd
boating, laws tennis &sd cro
quet ana swings. Try oar wos-
derful mud and minerals bitkx.
If you are tck. get wall, tf ell get pleasure.
THE BEST HUNTING AND FISHING AT ALL TIME.
ALEXANDER BROS. Propritors.
,rfjuau:.i'ir:i
eOPPER QUEEN HOTEL
and High Iass (Bafe
European Plan
Special $1.00 Table d'Hote Dinner From 5:30 lo 8.00 P M.
HENRY POPPEN, Manager
fyjjfj. TMT 3gg Ifevh jj3l
MISSOURI CLUB WOMEN.
SEDALIA. Mo- May l. All prep-
Icecap; If very severe, small doses aratlons ave been completed to en.
of morphine or cle!n. For the in- tertain in comfortable stvletbeMIs
soranla It Is sometimes necessary to i eouri Federation of faJ-
glvo trlonaL Attention must con- wnica wm mt m "'""'" "'c"
stantly be given to tho nose, naso- tion here tomorrow, J,10"""
pharnyx, larnvx. and ears. The Urhars more favorable for a sne
nose. mouth and throat should b' cessful meeting than since the er
rrenuently washed out with some ganlzatlon. Almost every county of
mild antiseptic wash, and the ears the state will he repr esen ted In ad
should be examined dally. Involve- dltlon there will lo a nnmber of 01s
ment of the unner respiratory Pss- t'?Ku,sh1 fe!- m ' J.
Ages Is one of the most frequent and whom will be Mrs Philip N. Mfc
serious complications of typhus fe- I resident ot the General Federation
Tcr - , of Women's Clabs.
When the crisis occurs, the patient i " T
Is often profoundly prostrated and ' Mound City Paints wear lonqe
Is bathed In a profuse sweat. When and look best. BISBEE HARDWARt.
this condition Is present, small, ,ii
doses ot atropln hypodcrmlcally Help swell (be B. H. S. Alumni
should be given every four hours fanFund by going to see "Liberty
until thc sweating has ceased. Hall."
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Co
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