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THE RISBEE DAILY REVIEW, BISBEE. ARIZONA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2, 1912.
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WEBB SUPPORTS
WOMEN'S CAUSE
Distinguished Democrat of
Graham County Has Been
Pioneer Advocate of
Suffrage
PASSED BILL IN 1903
Eighty per cent of the votes cast
In Graham county at the November
election will bo in favor of woman's
suffrage, according to Wilfred T.
Webb.
Mr. Webb passed the week in Phoe
nix- en route to Safford from Cali
fornia. He has been on the coast'
the past tLrec mbntlis and. while there
his friends without his knowledge cr
consent placed hia name on the bal
lot as a candidate for the nomination
as ono of the democratic presidential
electors. That ho was elected by an
overwhelming majority demonstrated
Mr. Webb's popularity in the state,
that he declared, would soon gram
Its women their Just rights, says the
Believes Movement Just.
"1 cannot conceive that this move
ment is anything but Just," said Mr.
Webb.- 'It may not result in all
good; it certainly can result In no
ill to any one. I know what will bap
pen -In Graham county: At least sev.
enty-fivo per cent, and 1 come closer
to it in saying eighty per cent, of
the voters nrlll cast their ballot for
votes for women. "
Mr. Webb's attitude Is a matter of
public record. Ho has many times In
the past taken the stump for woman
suffrage. "I claim the honor," con.
tinued Mr. Webb, "of passing such a
Mil in both house of tho legislature
In 1903, when I was a member ot
that body. "Governor Brodle, "how
ever, vetoed the measure."
Upheld Graham County.
bince that time whenever a pos
sible opportunity arose to advocate
the cause the Graham county mer
chant was one of its strongest sup
porters. H like many others who
believo in political equality, while not
active in tho campaign work, will
quietly lend assistance. To this con
tingent belongs Senator N. JU Hub
bell of Apache county, a liberal con
tributor to the campaign fund and
one who is constantly endeavoring by
personal correspondence to win voteM
for the amendment, the fate of which
will be decided November 5.
BASEBALL NOTES
Tho -Pittsburgh Pirates are giving
the. Chicago Cubs a great battlo for
second position in the National League
raco .
Baseball promoters ot Hutchinson,
Kasare trying Jo purchase aVoat;
ern league franchise to give Hutchin
son Class A baseball.
Hal Chase, the Yankees star first
baseman, says he doesn't see where
the Giant,; have a chance to take four
games from tho Red Sox.
It is said that Hugh Kelly as roan
the successor of IMke eKIly as man
ager of the St. Paul team. Kelly goes
to. Indianapolis next season.
During tho past two seasons Pitch
er l.cw Richie, of the Cube, hag wo"i
twelve of the fourteen games he has
pitched against the Giants.
JBobby Veach has been hitting for
.375 since he joined the Detroit team,
and looks good enough to held down a
a regular Job with the Tigers.
From ali reiwrts the Boston Bravas
have copped two great players in
'Hap. Myers, the Spokane frst base
man, and Pitcher Bill James, of the
Seattle team
Claude Derrick; torracrly ot the Ath
letics, who has been playing with the
Baltimore ieara, is to' get another
trial In the big show, this tim with
the New York Highlanders.
In some quarters they declare that
Marty O'Toole, Pittsburgh's 22,5!
pitcher, is a failure. Maybe he is. But
he has taken part in more than thlr
ty games, winning half of them, which
is' not a bad record for his first sea
son In fast company.
Concord
Grapes
(Genuine Michigan Con
cord Grapes. Positively
the last and best ship--ment
of the season.
50c
Basket
Phone your order to
day for delivery, (on ar
rival of car), first of
next week.
J. B. Angius
"The Pure Food
Grocery."
Phone 29
CHINESE GRGAN1ZATI0NS PLEAD
FOR CHITS RECOGNITION
LOS ANGELES, Cal., Oci. 1 The
five leading Caineso organizations of
the United States, the Chinese-American
League of Justice, tho Chineso
Fro tec the Association, Chinese Con
solidated Society, United Chambers
ot Commerce and Chinese Benevolent
Society, with headquarters in Los An
geles and San Pranclso, at a Joint
meeting held in this city this weoit,
addressed the following open letter to
President Taft:
'To His Excellency. William How
ard Taft.
-President of the United Statos of
America:
V "Tho Chinese of the United States,
members of the undersigned associa
tions, respectfully call your attention
to the following undisputed facts:
The 450,000.000 million people of
China, for centuries oppressed -by the
Manchu form of goernnient, have,
through patriotic rebellion and san
guinary resolution, established a frco
republic.
The foundors of tho new republic
completely vanquished the Manchus.
The Manchus, ono and all. have
long conceded that the republic is a
reality; that they have teen com
pletely routed.
"The people of China recognize and
respect the new republican form of
government.
'The officials of the new republic
have prated themselves to be men of
a progressive iiatriotic, capable and
constructive character.
"Yot tho United States government
has for many months refused to re
cognize the republic of China.
"Your honorable secretary of state
has explained that your refusal Is In
accordance with 'the established us
ages of international law.
"We respectfully call your attention
to the fact that all actual retolution
ary conflict has terminated in China:
such disturbances as are still infre
quently reported -by the daily press,
such as in Foo Chow, arc not of a
national or revolutionary character,
but are only semi-politiral, such as
occur frequently, under all conditions,
in all countries The stability of the
new republic cannot be questioned.
'The United States was prompt in
extending recognition to Portugal,
Brazil. Mexico and South and Central
American republics, even at times
TO BE II
HEBMOSILLO PRISON
Rebel Chieftain Arrested in
Naco Safely Ensconced
Behind Jail Walls.
CANANEA. Son, Mex., Oet. 1.
"Gencral'l Alejandro Voga the rebel
who tv as arrested in Naco a few
weeks ago and sent overland to the
state penitentiary at Hermosillo from
Cananea-a week ago last Saturday,
has arrived tafely at the state cap
ital. Thus ihe many rumors of the
"Ley Faga" being enacted in the
case of Vega are shown to be ground
less. Yaquls at Ranch.
Obo hundred and fifty Yaqul In
dians raided tho ranch of Gov. J. M.
Maytorena last week. The ranch,
"Punta de Agiia," is located in tho
Guaymas district, and It was de
fended by SO volunteers and rurales.
Tho Yaquis were reputed successful
ly. Half of the Indians were oa
horses. The Yaquis left in the di
rection of San Marcial, which is
about CO miles south of Hcraosillo.
Cucurpe Fight.
In the fight at Cucurpe between
the rebels under Isidro Escoboza and
federal under Major Jesus Guiterrez
who wei'c defond'ng the town the
rebels w-ere severely beaten and driv
en off leaving two prisoners and a
number of did and wounded, besides
some of their supplies. The rebeb
numbered SO and among the dead was
a rebel captain, Antonio Controra&
Tho federals took seven riSefe. 14
horses, seven saddles, one mule aad
provisionkr. The federal loss was
three wounded.
WITH THE BOXERS
JWdie Santry, hc farmer feather
weight, WW w a star In hit day, ip
stricken with paralysis at his home In
Chicago, i ,
M.fce GibboBt has passed up a
match wtth Jack (Twin) Sullivan. He
will hox Viko Glover in Providence on
October 15.
Aw.tfeer TSigiish middleweight. Di
Thomas, has irrived In New York,
and is anxious to show Gotham fans
what "he "an do
Jierc is a woman who speaks from
personal knowledge a4 In espert
eaee. viz., Mrs P. H Brogan, of Wil
son. Pa, who says, "I know from ex
ptr.enee that Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is far superior to any other.
For croup there is notHmg that ex
cels it " For sale by all dealers. 727
'mrfalOTi yu as fr eer do not take a sub
ww iV&ll stitute. Insist on having The Tann-
hauser Beer, (the beer that is bottled at the,
Brewery.) delivered to you at $3.SQ per case,
If your grocer does not have it, call
Phone
243
when lnternecino warfaro was In
progress.
'The congress ot the United States
unanimously urged the immediate re
cognition of the new republic ot Chi
na a number of months ago.
"Were the 'established usages of
international law' not the same when
the ,1'nited States recognized Brat
zll, Portugal, etc., as they are today?
"Why do you not recognize the
new republic ot China? Wo would
tespectfully ask you if your ..secre
tary of state bas submitted reasons
ot which wo arc not aware; it o,
nhat these reasons may be?
Tlie republic of Cliina cost its
people much suffering, much bitter
sacrifice and .bloodshed. It Is built
on the same sacred principles that
form tho foundation of American free
dom, liberty end equality, It was es
tablished through the same terrible
revolutionary struggle that character
ized the birth of American independ
ence. Wo believe- China Is entitled
to the sympathetic consideration of
all nations which have passed
through tho dark ages of tyranny and
oppression Into the same bright light
of human liberty; that she Is entitled
to your recognition the respect and
encouragement ot the American peo
pleespecially since there can be no
reasonable question of her victory,
her honest intentions, her great vital
need of friendly concurrence.
"An era of reconstruction and re
formation has arrived. Tho pcoplo
of tho United States aro Jn sympathy
with the new China. As their repre
sentative, their Chief Executive, wo
believe you should jwrform this sim
ple act, extend to China the .formal
recognition of her new republic and
thus cement the bonds ot friendship
that Ions have existed between the
two nations. Will you not give this
important matter your immediate and
earnest consideration?
(Signed:)
"CHINESE-AMERICAN LEAGUE
Of JUSTICE.
'CHINESE PBOTECTIVE ASSO
CIATION.
CHINESE CONSOLIDATED SO
CIETY.
"UNITED (CHINESE) CHAMBERS
OP COMMERCE.
'CHINESE BENEVOLENT SO
CIETY."
Scores Yesterday
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston-Brooklyn, rain.
At New York U II E
New York 2 11 3
Philadelphia 9 9 1
Mftrquard, Tesreau and Meyers;
Chalmers and Killlfer. '
At Chicago n H E
Chicago 1 5 3
Pittsburg 4 12 0
Cheney, Ruhlbach and Archer,
Adams and Gibson.
At St Louis It II E
St. Louis 3 7 0
Cincinnati 2 G 0
Redding. Burke and Snyder; Suggs
and Severoid.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
At Philadelphia R H E
Philadelphia i S 5
New York 3 7 3
Seaman and Penneck; Keating and
Sw eeney.
At Washington R H E
Washington 3 7 5
Boston 13 13 1
Groom, Engle and Henry; Bedient
and Thomas.
COAST LEAGUE
At Vernon
R H
Vernon 2
Sacramento l 5 o
Baum and Brown; Arellanos and
Cheek.
At San Francisco R H E
San "Francisco 1 3 1
Los Angeles 5 7 0
Chech and Brooks; Miller, Arlett
and Berry.
Portland-Oakland, rain. .
COAL MINERS STRIKE.
GREAT FALLS, Oct, 1 Pending
action on a nronoscd now warn scale
1 the Western Federation of Miners
prepared last week, every coal miner
in Montana struck today. The former
agreement expired today.
TO THE HEFFERN MINING CO.
STOCKHOLDERS.
Albert Dahlburg at the Victoria Ho
tel on Brewery Gulch, is authorized
to rocofva and receipt for the one
per cent aswssment called for on tho
Heffern Mining and Devejopmnt
stock. Call between 3 and 6 p. m
This assessment may also bo paid to
Albert Heffern, P. O. Box 392, Doug
las, Atjzona. 514
Boston & Brown
Agents of the Copper City Brewing Ce.
GOOD JEWELRY LIKE GOOD CLOTHES
it a sign of succm.
Men respect others who appear prosperous, and are apt to place
confidence In them. It Is a. fact proven time aad again.
at the One Price Store,
You get quality. Price and Goods as represented '
HENKEL JEWELRY CO.
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CALENDAR
WEDN E8DAV
Automobile raco tor the Vanderbllt Cup at Milwaukee.
Opening of Santa Fe racing circuit at Clayton, N. M.
Opening of initial bench show cf Delaware Valey Kennel Club at
Trenton, 2. J.
Opening of annual bench show of
Opening ot annual bench show ot
marck. N. D.
Pennsylvania-Franklin and Marshall football game at Philadelphia.
Prlnceton-Rutgers football game at Princeton, N. J. '
Brown-Colby football game at P rovldence, R. L
Dartmouth-Norwich football game at Honver, N. H.
V THURSDAY
Pabst and Wisconsin Challenge Trophy automobile races at Milwaukee,
ft f FRIDAY
Annual exhibition of West Jersey Horse Show association omma at
Caden. W. J.
SATURDAY
Grand Prix automobile raco at Milwaukee.
Young Loughrey vs. Joo Borrell, 10 rounds, at Wilmington, Del.
Yale-Syracuse football game at Xew Haven. Conn.
Fennsylvaniapicklnson football game at Princeton, N. J.
Harvard-Holy "Cross football game at Cambrlde, Mass.
Cornell-Oierlln; football game at Ithaca, N. Y.
Brown-Rhode Island State football game at Providence, It. I.
Carlisle Indians-Washington and Jefferson football game at Washing
ton, Pa.
Dartmouth-Massachusetts State football gamo ot HanoTer, N. H.
Navy-Johns Hopkins football game at Annapolis, Md.
Lafayetto-Swarthmoro football game at at Easton, Pa.
Mlcbigan-Caso football game at Ann Arbor, Mich.
Nebraska-Bellevue Collego football game at Chicago,
.Northwestern-Lake Forest football game at Evanston, 111.
Minnesota-Ames football game at Minneapolis.
Wisconsin-Lawrence football gamo at Madison, Wis.
Illinols-llllnols Collego football game at Urbana. III.
South Carolina Wake Forest football game at Columbia, S. C
Vanderbllt-Maryville College football gamo at Nashville, Tenn.
North Carolina-Davidson football game at Charlotte. N. C.
SUNDAY
Close of the season In the National and American baseball leageus.
SPEAKEFTA BIQ'GUN s
IN WORLD'S SERIES I
ns:
Tr! Speaker.
Trls Speaker is the star batter ot
the Boston Ited Sox ana is the tnird
best batter In the American league.
He will figuro prominently in the
world's scries and perhaps add to
the already crest fame sa bas won
this teason. Speaker's betting aver
se U UK
Football Notes
Wisconsin will close the season
with a game with Iowa Instead of
Chicago, as has bean, tho custom for
somo years.
The playing of Halfback Phllbln, cf
Yale, resembles the vvork of his older
brother Steve Pbilbin, tho old Eli
wonder.
Sara AVhite, the former Princetown
star, who beat Harvard and Yale last
year. Is coaching the Tigers in pick,
ing tip a loose ball.
Tho hoodoo of probation that has
been hanging over Sam Felton's head
since College opened has vanished,
and Sam has joined the Harvard
squad.
It costs $15 a week to feed each
man at the training1 table in the big
colleges. Tho same player will pay
about 1 per when, he has to settle
his own board bill.
BREAKS WORLD'S PACE RECORD,
COLUMBUS, Oct. 1. Minor Heir
and George Gano paced a mile today
In 2-02. breaking the world's Polo
record team of any sex held by Lady
Maudo C. and Hedgewood Boy. Mc-
Carr was driver.
Phone
243
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Western Kennel Association. Bis
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HIS LANDLADY'S ADVICE
PROBflBLYSAVED HIS LIFE
I feel that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Root savsd my life. I Inherited weak
kidneys. The dlschargo was so fro
quent and painful that I would have
to stay In bed to obtain temporary
relief. I consulted good physicians,
but the results were disappointing.
My landlady advised mo to try
Swamp-Root as tho last resort, which
1 did, and I was quickly relieved.
I continued taking Swamp-Root,
and my weight has increased fifty
pounds. My health Is of the best
and I have told many others about
Dr. Kilraer'j Swamp-Root and have
done a lot of good In this way. Your
wonderful medicine is of great valuo
to mankind.
Yours very truly,
J. H. BRTJXBY.
835 Main St, Pawtucket, B, L
Tho above statement made before
me I declare to be truthful in every
detalL
THOMAS MARSDEN.
Notary Public.
Letter to
Dr. Kilmer &. Co.,
Blnghamton, N. Y.
Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do for
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FIRST APPLICATION
DARKENS THE HAIR
A Simple Remedy Gives Col
or, Strength and Beau
ty to the Hair
You don't have to have gray hair
or ( faded hair if yon don't want to.
Why look old or unattractive? It
your hair is gray or faded, you can
change It easily, quickly and effective
ly by using Wyeth's Sage and Sul
phur Hair Remedy. Apply a little
tonight, and in the morning you will
be agreeably surprised at the results
from a single application. The gray
hairs will bet les conspicuous, and
after a few more applications will be
restored to natural color.
Wyeth'c Sage and Sulphur also
quickly removes dandruff, leaves the
scalp clean and healthy, aad pre
Hiotpa tip erewth ot tha hair. 1c la
a clean' wfeolesomp fdraeslse whiefe
'mSy 06 used "at 'any thno with per
fect safety.
' Oct a ftfty cest bottte from your
-druggist today, ad see bew quickly
It wtH restore the youthful color and
beauty, of yesr hJr and forever end
the Bty da'sdraff, bet, itchy scalp
and felttag hair.- All draaattto aN
K URder KBftnwfc that the Mtw.
vill be reftMded'If you are not eat!-
0RPHEUM THEATRE
TONIGHT
Belasco Theatre Success
'The Boss and The Man'
or
The Landslide'
This really great play Is the blbbest hit ths Belasco stage hat
known In years. ,
One of the Really Great Plays of the Decade
If you want to se what is really tho biggest play of tho decada. If
you want to see a play that will make your laugh and think at the
same time, eeo "THE LANDSLIDE." a tJ fJ
It Is only once in a long while that a truly big play comes along
The blc play of the generation is now at tho ORPHEUMw
25, 35, 50 Always 25, 35. 50
R
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THEATRE
PROGRAM FOR TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
"THE 80LDIER BROTHERS 0 F SUSANNA" An Interesting story of
the Clvli War.
"ON THE TRAIL Qf"tHE G ERM" An educational picture show
ing the cause and cure ot the g reat white plague.
"ANONA'8 BAPTISM" An interesting Patbe Indian story.
THE TOURISTS" and "WHA T THE DOCTOR ORDERED" Two
screaming Blograph comedies. Matinees Tuesday, Friday, Saturday
and Sunday.
Evening performance at 7:30 A continuous show.
ADMISSION 10 AND 15 CENTS
THEATRE
JACOB SCHMID, Prop.
21 Reds of Pictures a Week
"Program changes every day
An hour ot high class entertainment awaits you at this show house
Admission 5c and 10c
HA I PL B R
The Real Estate and Insurance Man
ALL MILLION DOLLAR FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANIES. BUSINESS INVESTMENTS AND
HOMES FOR SALE. MONEY LOANED ON
REAL ESTATE AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
PHONE 76 Opposite Depot. PHONE 76
WHERE QUALITY
and SERVICE COUNT
Independent Fuel & Feed Company
Just Received
A CAR LOAD OF Ui
Adriance Buckeye
Mowers m Rakes
We also carry a full line of repair and supplies
for same.
Phone
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Brophy Carriage Co. aSL
Bisbec Lumber Company, Inc.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS IN OREGON AND
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