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THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, BISBEE, ARIZONA', SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 5, 1912
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NORTH SOHORA FIELD
Major Alvarado of Mexican
Federals Says He Can
Find No Insurrectos
If reports which were brought to
Agua Prieta yesterday afternoon by
Major Alvarado, one of the fidPral
commanders who hf been south in
Sonora with 250 soldiers searching
for rebels are true, the, the rebels hue
deserted northern soncm He slates
that he made a careful Investigation
of every nook and corner where there
was probability of finding -ebel bands,
nnd In his whore trip did not stent a
single rebel. He claims to bave"prac
tiwlly scoured, the Ajo mountains.
In some places he found traces of
thftm In ntinmlnntfvl vimw nm tt mm
plac thought he discovered a cache
U'hpra thav hri ctnrl AmmimlHnn 1
and guns, but nothing further was
discovered. Mexican families are, liv
ing In the abandoned Mormon homes
at Colon la Morales, but the i el-els
hae gone.
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POA YOURSELF
what splendid facilities and courteous
treatment the patrons of this bank re
teie. Get acquainted with our officials and
ou will feel perfectly safe and con
tented to place your business whtro it
will receive their supervision.
No matter how small, we will ap
preciate your business
4 Per Cent on Savings
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They Go Together.
If God writes, "opportunity" on one
side of open doors, he writes "re
sponsibility" on the other side.
Grace.
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First Arizona State Fair,
Police Department Of New York More On Trial
Than Individuals Accused Of Rosenthal 's Death
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NEW YORK Oct 4 Even mora
than the Individuals charged with the
murder of Herman Rosenthal, the po
lice department of Mew York cil) is
now on trial. District Attorney Whit
man feels that It is important that
the men who killed Rosenthal be ap
prehended and sent to the eleclricj
chwartzBras.Co
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Out first consideration in selecting these garments -was that the fabrics used and the
manual work of constructing them should be the best we could procure. But that part is
elemental the real skill, the art of making clothes, lies not in cloth or buttons, cannot be
touched with the hand, or measured with the tape; it is clear to all who have eyes to
see it is style. .And the young and mature men, to whom style is important, are coming
in steadily increasing numbersto find here their ideal of service. We know what style
is and we know how to get it, andt it is because of these things fully as much as of the high
quality of materials and workmanship, that we can so strongly commend our Apparel
for Young Men.
The opportune iime to select the Fall Suit and Overcoat is when the
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assortments in the various styles are complete THAT TIME IS NOW"
Suits "with regular or soft roll lapels, 2 and 3 button,
natural shoulders, straight trousers -with cuff, hand
tailored all through particularly desirable young men's
styles, &nrU!ri !nad make, at $20 and $25.
Fall Overcoats in new mixtures and solid colors,'
including many imported novelties; full silk lined, or
Now Vu.-k Pcllca Heaaqu.rteis
chair, but that It Is even more Import
ant that the grave charges made
against the Now York police force
will be investigated If half the
charges made are true a condition
exists which threatens the very peace
and safety of the city.
It Is charged In brief, that tho po
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lice have sold Immunity to the worst
ofenders, that they have worked
hand in glove with tbe gambling
element, and finally that they have
not hesitated to commit murder when
tbe occasion seemed to make it ex
There is little doubt In the minds
of New Yorkers that the police caused
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Phoenix
MISSING BOY TURNS
UP SAFEBUr HUNGRY
Robert Kimbrough 10 Years
Old Left Wednesday
Morning Riding
Range Horse
Robert Klmbrough, Ihe ten-year-old
eoii of Mrs. John Klmbrough. of
Douglas, for whom the whole county
was searching yestcday and Thurs
day, returned to his home at Doug
las yesterday morning, after an ab
sence of forty-eight .hours, during
which he was lost.
The "youth left hom$ early Wednes
day morning. Hilling 'a range horse,
and when he did not, return during
the day, his mother thought that he
must have been Injured, and when
be did not return Thursday, anxiety
was turned to fear, i The boy had
started to tho. Hcffern Mining com
pany's property In the Swisshelms,
and had lost his way, going without
food all the time. When he arrived
at home yesterday morning ho win
unlniured, but terribly hungry
the death of Herman.' Rosenthal If
this be true, it hat ho'pe of safety is
there for the common citizen?
Many revelations throwing In a
bad light practically the entire po
lice force have been made Others
will probably follow, -Before tbe end
Is reached, it Is believed the police
forco will hab been' so badly dis
credited that an entire overturning
of tho present, system1 will be imper
ative, c
Already there Is a strong movement
on foot to secure a 'legislative en
actment which shall ' make tho po
lice force of this city answcreable
to state rather than to local auth
orities. It Is pointed out that the
city Is hopelessly in the grip of Tam
many Hall and that so long a" Tam
many rules no betterment of condi
tions in the police department may
be expected.
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October 28 to November. 2
9th Cavalry Band
Will give a Concert this Afternoon
From 3 to 4 o'clock p. m.
On the elevated walk in- front of
this store.' Be sure and Come.
You will enjoy the music.
GflLMl 10
60 TO WILSON
Shrewd Politician of Arizona
. Believes Roosevelt Has
Overshot His Mark, in
Golden State
That California will cost her elec
toral votes for Wilson, la the belief
of M. E. Cassldy, one of tho shrewd
est political dopesters in this part of
the country. The decision of the
California supreme court, turning
over the regular republican ticket to
Hull Moosers, leaes the field In that
state to Wilson and Roosevelt, as It
Is too late for Taftites to get the
names of electoral candidates on the
ticket for the iNovember election by
petition.
Wilson Will Win Campaign
"Instead of a victory for the null
Moose. I am of the opinion that they
have 'cinched California for Wilson,
as I am satisfied that tho democratic
candidate will receive the support of
all regular republicans, justifying
their action on the stand taken by
Senator Works, of that state. The
California Dull Moose, though they
have presented the republicans from
putting an electoral ticket in the field,
bate simply pulled the temple down
upon themseUes. and instead of win
ning a great Uctory, they threw a
boomerang that will on November 5
give the Bull Moose a knock-out."
"If Roosevelt is animated by spite
in running for president, he may re
(olce over the California decision, but
If he is animated by personal ambi
tion he has oershot the mark, for
I believe it Is a certainty now. with
Taft out of the California race, that
WJlson will overwhelmingly carry the
state."
The California situation was com
mented on by politicians generally
yesterday, and the average opinion
Is that California was changed by
the supreme court decision from tho
doubtful column to the Wilson col
umn The effect on the progressive
party, should Johnson fail to carry
California and Roosevelt Massachus
etts, Is a speculation growing out of
the California case
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IS FOUND AT OSBORN
A case of diptheria was discovered
at Osburn yesterday afternoon, and
Dr. Miner, county health officer, and
Dr. Hunt, city healthy officer of BIs
bee. -visited that town to ascertain
to what extent others had been ex
posed to tbe disease.
The Osburn school was visited and
all of the children and teachers we-e
examined for symptoms of the dis
ease, but none were found1, and from
what was lea rend, tbe cae discovered
appears to be a sporadic one. Tho
case has bpen placed under strict
quarantine, and the authorities hope
to be able (o prevent the disease
from becoming epidemic at Osburn,
whlh Is only a short dlstrance from
Bls&ee. and an epidemic there would
probably reach Blsbee.
Several Mexican houses were alsc
vlsfled and children examined for
diptheria. but none was found. It is
not Jcno'' where the infection cam
from. The parents of the sick child
brought It to Blsbee Thursday, and
It was examined bv phvslciani here,
who pronounced th disease dipthe
ria. and tho trip of the health authori
ties to Osburn was to. ascertain If
there were other cases.
BRYAN WFLL RECEIVED
CONCORDIA. Kas Oct 4. Bryan
had an enthusiastic reception here.
Rus!ne8 houses closed, and school
were dismissed. He spoko forty min
utes, repeating his attack on the
policies of Roosevelt, and declared
tbe democrats had done more to
brine about good times than any -otl-er
party.
DON'T MISS
This opportunity to buy Concord
Grapes by the basket at J. B. Anglus
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j Brief Local Items
Bessolo Case at Phoenix
The case of the United States
against William Louis Bessolo,
charged with UBlng the malls to de
fraud, will be called up by tbe fed
eral grand Jury at Pboenlx Tuesday.
Ppstmaser M. E. Cassidy, of Blsbee,
is one of tbe witnesses for the gov
ernment, and he will leave Monda
for the state capital. John Caretto
will also attend the gand jury hear
ing as a witness for the government.
Morrison Goes West
United States Attorney J. E. Mor
rison leaves this morning- for Saa
Francisco to attend the circuit court
of appeals and to represent the gov
ernment in several cases that have
been appealed from this district. He
will return to Phoenix to attend the
federal court and grand jury. Eus
tace Dupen. his clerk, leases Monday
for Phoenix.
Grayson Gets Vacation Leave
J. H. Grayson, Southwestern ticket
agent, leaves this afternoon for an
extended vacation trip through tbe
east, and perhaps Canada. He will
visit St Louis, Chicago, Pittsburg.
New York, Boston and other center!
Mrs. Grayson, who will accompany
him, left yesterday for El Paso,
where she will be joined by her hus
band, and they will proceed east to
morrow morning. E. C Prithcard, of
New York city, arrived In the city
yesterday to serve as local ticket
agent during Sir. Grayson's absence.
Mexican Baby Dies
Isabel Rojo, the two-year-old daugh
ter of Angel Rojo, of Chihuahua bill,
died yesterday morning at 2 o'clock
at the family residence. The funeral
was held yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock from the residence, and Inter
ment was In Evergreen cemetery.
No Concert Sunday Night
The Impression that there will be
a concert In Blsbee Sundav ovenlng is
incorrect. On that evening Sam B.
Bradner, George Purdy Dullard and
Senator Worsley will speak on Main
street In sunport of the laws that
have been referred to the people for
a -vote In tho November election.
Ninth Cavalry Band to Play
The Ninth Cavalry military bar.,
will arrive In the district this morn
ing and will give a public concert this
afternoon from H to 4:30 o'clock In
the post office plaza. The band will
play for a Country club dance thl
evening, and -will give another con
cert at Vista Park Sunday afternoon.
Cox Goes to Wed
H. M. Cox leaves this afternoon for
Atlanta. Ga whero nn b evening nf
October 13 he will wed Mis.s Estelle
Lineman, of that city. The wedding
will be followed by a reception at
tho home o' the bride, and the fol
lowing dav the couple will co to
Petersburg Va where they will visit
relatives of Mr. Cox. They will re
turn west by rt of Chicago. St.
T.ouIs. Kansas CItr and will visit the
Grand Canyon before returning to
Blsbee, where they will reside.
Cflit. Hodgson Serenaded
Tbe Copner Queen band last even
in? serenaded Captain Hodgson, Cop
per Queen mine superintendent, at hi
new home adjoining the Y. W. C A.
grounds. Tbe serenade was given
under the leadership of P. J. Bawden.
and the following nrogram was eiven:
Grand March. "Pnnlanb" Thiere
Waltz. "Flowery Fields" Laurandain
Grand Selection. "Faust" Gounod
Cornet Solo, "Irene." BIdgood
F. J. Bawden
Flower Song. "Hearts and Flowers'"
Tohinl
Overture. "America" Catten
March, "Arcandab" Thompson
Hotel Arrivals
The following guests vere regis
tered at the Conper Queen hotel last
nleht; J. J. Miller, Tucson; William
Goldbaum, San Francisco: L. .T. Reed,
San Francisco: C. U Hill, I.os An
geles; A. T. Kenvon. Los Angeles:
A. 'M. McCorkle. El Paso: Bob Hard
in, Cananea; S. Rlnehart, Cnnanea;
Joe H olden, Cananea; D. M. Sutor,
El Paso: R. S, Welner, EI Paso: V.
E. Crandall. Phoenix; G. A. Mangurn,
Los Angeles; R. R. Mason, St. Louis;
Mert J. Houle, Houghton, Mich.; C.
M. McKcen. Cananea; James M. Law
tcr, Cananea.
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