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THE BlSBEE DAILY KEVIEW, SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 25, 1913.
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GENERAL NEWS BY WIRE
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WORLD JVISOHY
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PIC SEIZES
DOUGLASCRQW!
Officer Has Jaw Dislocated
by Negro When He Pulls
.Gun Stirring Few Min
fiites in Front of Theater
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DOUGLAS Oct 2. (Special) -TiTreat
of a race riot Impended to
night during several minutes of h!; .
excitement in front of the Princess
theater, where several hundred peo
plo were gathered listening to a 9th
regiment -hand concert when Officer
flees Kelly drew his reoher on ne
gros who had forced him to his knees
while ho was trying to stop thorn
front alleged jostling of others In the
crowd.
As the officer drew his gun, the
alarm was given in the crowd and
there was a dash for shelter. One of
thf negros over the officer seized &
weapon from him and as he arose'to
his feet another negro struck him a
terrific blowyon the Jaw, dislocating
thtl Ml jitter and foiling the officer to
the4alk- IIe was unconscIous fof
some J minutes.
'A'M negro with the gun and two
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mixed in the affair, got away.
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CALL
ON BANKS
24. Call was
WASHINGTON". Oct.
issued today for National bank state
ments." of Oct. 21.
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t'OLOEST OHIO' iWOMAN DIES
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Mrs. rD. Jones, A&ed 105, Never rlad
a Day's Illness
CONXEAin, Ohio," Oct 24 Mrs
D. Jones. 103 years ld,4ald to be the
oldest woman in Ohio, died sudden'y
here iast night, from old age. She
never had a day of sickness. She
celebrated her 105th birthday on
Apfll !12. The entire gUMar1"
cipat in the fuSSral certtoonles Sun
day' MOVING PICTURE SUPPRESSION
SEATTIJ-3 Wash., Oct. 21. Eugene
Jxjvx proprietor of a moving picture
theatre, was arrested today charged
with exhibiting pictures1 pronounced
indecently the city board of censors
lie was' released on bail snd the
"Pictures Continued, Superior Judge
Mackintosh having enjoined the city
from suppressing them. 5
SAN FRANCISCO NOW
HAS FFMININE COPS
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C' .Mrs. Kai. O'Connor.
San Francisco is the latest Amer
ican city to pu' women on the police
force. The western metropolis now
has three lady cops. One of them is
Mrs. Kate O'Connor, who has been
identified with women'! reform and
welfare work. JTie 'Frisco coppesses
get $1,200 per-year.
slty of California ted ay before thi
Friday morning club, a woman's or
ganization. "Send a fleet to Vera Cruz," he
said "and dispose marines and a suf
ficient number of thm, so they can
be on duty with 12 hours notice. AVe
have seen one European invasion of
Mexico. We don't ant another."
REQUEST DIAZ TO RETURN.
VERA CRUZ. Mex., OcL 24 A mes
senger from the- federal capital today
brought Felix Diaz a request from
the central committee of the Diaz
party to hasten to Mexico City, but
Diaz will not risk arrebt and says he
will remain here probably until after
the election.
HUERTA TO BE UPHELD.
MEXICO CITY. OcL 24. President
Huerta is to be upheld for all acts of
his administration. His elevation to
the presidency is likewise to be
shown to have been entirely 1e"gal.
This wtil be done through an opin
ion that is -being prepared by the
judges of the iuprerae courL
MING CONGRESS ENDS;
IDirlGAlNOFLAWS
DAWSON SYMPATHY
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 24 -The
mining congress in final session to
day adopted resolutions urging upon
congress and state legislatures the
necessity of modifying anti-trust
laws as applied to companies utiliz
ing; natural resources, "in order that
these resources may be conserved
and proper safeguards thrown around
employes."
Appointment of a committee to
recommend to various states a. uni
form system Tor taxation of mining
was also recommended.
Sympathy was expressed for rela
lives and friends of those who lost
their Jives in the Dawson mine ex
plosion.
Secretary of Labor 'Wilson urged
Toluntary .arbitration as the rmedy
for labor misunderstandings.
$2,150 WEDDING GIFT
Lower House Promptly; Contributes
Amount for Miss Wilson
YASHINGfON Oct 24V-Congreas
men in an informal meeting called
today toy Republican Leader Mann.
hunters spend time
in; quicksands
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PHOENIX OcL 24, A. V Cole '
tho Corporation Commission was right
when ho lold State Treasurer D F
Johnson and Secretary Frank DeSousa
of the Corporation Commission that
they would not need any gun wheD
they started out bunting;
Cole insisted that his weapon would
do. Me said he could slioot cnougl'
.birds for the crowd. All Went well
' 1 until they struck the Agua Ftia am'
LONDPN. Bng., OcL 24; Edltori started down tho stream expecting tt
als in the, various newspapers hero B00n 8ee Eome biros,
today say-the policy of Great ljritainj Thoy oul went about 100 fee'
with refeience to Mexico, while pro- Whtn the car struck some quicksand
British is not anti-American. ,From 4 o'clock in the afternoon un-
til late, in the night the party spent
PESQUEIRA TO WASHINGTON itime getting the carout. It was nee
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OHAMPS,
HEADACHE,
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Opp. P. O. Phone 221
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NOT ANTI-AMERICAN
U T DikCmitnrn f inHiul frnm Taiii 11. 1.a AnnlK, . .... Alt.
selec Speaker Clark as chal , w WaAtagUMI md wlII'road jhW encountered chuck faok
of a'commlttee to seleqt a wedding -I1Ilia,r- r n,.',. LV ttmn.tnrt nN.i n.sn
gift for Miss Jessie Wilson J inci,,iin,iia.. ,-. ,. . -.. i..., .1. ..
ital. having been commissioned to' P. S Just before the trio sLnrtjd
Ibe position by Governor Mavtorena. on the trjp Cole bought a hunting II
- 'cense and some shells. No one know-
why he bought them.
'JIow much stall we chip In'
Mann, "will 83. be too much.' ?No
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no" chorused RapubllcanB, Democrat
au(f,Progrsive8 ' as they handed. IB'
the money. Membership oVthe house
is 432.
MRS. THOMPSON MUST PAY.
THOUSANDS VIEW BODY
ST LOUIS, Mo.. Oct. 21. The body
of Adolphus I! us en, multimillionaire
brewer, who died two weeks ago in
Germany, lay in state in the family
home today and was vied by thou
sands of friends. Five thousand em
ployees of his rewery will view his
tody tomorrow morning
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2f-The Bos
ton customs house was onled todaj
to assess full duty on all Jewelry and
other goods brought, in b Mrs. May
Van Alen Thomnson. wife of the I
New York bankw. it is held that j president, arrested at Monterej
Mrs. Thompson is a resident of the
United States,
REMAINS CLOSE TO U. Sk FLAG
FIELDER WILL RESIGN.
VERA CRUZ. Oct. 21 Genera'
Felix Diaz still remained tonight ..1
a hotel adjoining the American 'con
sulate, where he went fast night ps
corted by John Und and Consul Can
ada. The, authorities insist they ba 1
no orders to arrest him. Daniel an 1
Evaribto Madero, brothers of the la I'
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federals, have appealed for interjec
tion in their bfhalf b the I". S
RESULTS OF HIT
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HUERTA'S DECLARATION
inrnUNGTON, t OrL 24. Ac
cording to Governor Fielder, he will
resign next Monday to avoid the pos
sibility of complications under .the
constitutional provision prohibiting a
governor from succeeding himself.
1UASEBAL
jLos Angeles
Oakland
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Alexander.
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i CoJkgbn Clothes. They reflect the latest idee6 of
Cm fiuioR center are made along distinctive lines from
mi !$ nnlensl in thplfltff ahtuUsc and uk-ovcc Vr
PStfs: jb and Teal taste they lead the field. Inspect them.
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MEXICO CITY. Mexico. Oct 24
Today at the hearing before the dij- j San Francisco
lomatic corps. -hlch took on the form Venice
of a sort of conference between Pres- LeifleUtyand
ident Huerta and the diplomatic rep- Elliott. "' f
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Killilay and
Sepuelveda ;
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Pitt ami
resentatives ot every nation at the
Mcxicar capital. Huerta read a leugtlij
stitement, in Vhich he attempted to
set forth the policies 01 his admlnis
tration.
The meeting took place at the Na j
tional Palace upon the invitation of
Huerta, which whs extended ester-day.-
Every diplomat presen. heard
Huerta give his personal word that
under no circumstances would he be
a candidate for the presidency to Mic
ceed himself In the coming election
Huerta even went further than thb
by stating that in the event the re-
isuli of tlie election should show him
to have a majority of the votes cast,
he would at once positively and em
I phatlcally instruct congress to de
clare ever one of such ballots void
I Huerta said he considered it his
duty at this time, on the eve of a
, great national election, and while tho
(pyes of the people of the whole world
1 were .centered on Mexico, to make
j himself so clear on.Uie subject that
there could be no excue for further
misunderstanding.
Sacramento 3 15 2
Portland . 22 10 1
Uveh. Munsell and Chech; Bliss
and Kerry. 112 innings.
ALLEGE BIG BOMB PLOT.
IX3NDON. Oct. 24. Warnicg that
militant suffragettes planned to place
bombs simultaneously In the (parcels
offices of all the great railroad sta
tions throughout the -ountry was
received today by the general man
agers of the rallwajs.
MINISTER CARDEN SILENT.
MEXICO CITY. Oct. 21. "I shall
make no reply to any further inquiry
on the subject" was the only answer
of Sir Lionel Carden, British minister.
twhea informed that the British for
eign olHco had denied to Washington
the authenticity of his utterances re
garding the U. S. lack of understand
ing of conditions in Mexico.
CONVENTION POSTPONED
PEORIA 11L, Oct, 24 The Lakei-to
the-Gulf Beep Waterway Convention
which was to te held hero todav. has
i been postined.tinUl after the'adjourri-
ir.eni 01 uiu session. 01 uongrcss, we.
date to be deolded'upon later. '
BISBEE .TEMPERATURE
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Bisbeo temperature yesterday hlgfc,
78, low, TA. No vreoiplttttlou.
MAKE DENIAL
GONFIRM
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that the Review was correct ,n it,
reports of the convention, tfe art'tl.
below is taken from the Silver lt'lt.
printed at Miami. Had the editor of
the Belt followed the reports of the
convention as printed in the Review,
he would have realized that he was
asked b the delegates to print rnsrr
ly a rehash of the Review reports,
during and after the convention, as
to what "was actually done. Thi
Globe delegates " statement includes
absolutely) nothing as to the work of
the convention that was not printeC
in the Review, even to the purpose of
the presence and activities of Brad
ner which they confirm. To this may
te added the statement that the de.e
gates to the convention all had ac
cess to the columns of the Review
while in tho city, and might aB wel'
have said here what they Had o
Miami to say. At the beginning rS
tho Federation convention the Re
view informed the secretary that its
columns were open for the publics
tion of the proceedings of the con
ventlon as the Federation might sub
mit there. The secretary presented a
report of the first day's proceedings,
which wa3 printed as submitted, i
connection with the Reviews own rfr
port. No later report was given In
the Federation evidently feeling that
the Review was getting all the news
without effort on tbp part of the sec
retary, and that no occasion existed
for burdening him; with the addition
al work. 'The' story."' told the Sliver
Bolt, with its.,coments thereon, fol
lows: The delegates who represented JhiJ
county at the meeting of tho State
Federation at Blsbee fcavo returned
with Interesting news of tbe -a-ork ac
complished there, where the only lo-
Yield to Lydia E. Pinkham'o
Vegetable Compound.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. " I was always
Jred and weak and my housework was
a drag. I was irreg
ular, had cramps so
bad that 1 would
have to lie down, al
so a distressed feel
ing in lower part of
back, and headache.
My abdomen was
sore and I know X
had organic inflam
mation. "Lydi E. Pink
ham's Vegetable
Compound and Blood Pnrifler have
helped me wonderfully. 1 don't have
those pains any more and I am all right
sow. There are a great many women
aere who.tako your remedies and I have
told others what they have done for
sie." Mrs. Ciias. McKinkon, 1013 K.
5th St. W., Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Women who are suffering from those
listressing ills peculiar to their sex
should not lose sight of these facts or
loubt tbe ability of Lydia E. Pinkham'3
egetable Compound to restore their
lealth.
There are probably hundreds of thoo
ands, perhaps millions, of women in the
Jnited States who have been benefited
iy this famous old remedy, 'which was
iroduced from roots and "herbs over 30
'ears ago by a woman to relieve wo
nan's suffering. If youare sick and need
Jich a medicine, why don't you try it?
If you vrant special advice vrritc to
ydia E. I'inkham Medicine Co. (conll
cniialj Lynn,3Iass. Yonr letter will
e opened, read and answered by a
eoiaau and held in strict confidence
al newspaper. The nev.ew, ga,ve
such a garbled account of the con
venticn that this Is the first correc
relation of the convention's move
ment to be presented to the Arizoao
public. It is the verbatim relation
.f the meeting from tboso $t qual
Ded to discuss it, the delegates them
selves: -At the convention something, more
than forty resolutions and labor lawc
vere introduced, but fter careffil de
Iberatlon and thought of how wt
vere treated at previous sessions of
.be legislature we decided that the
nly action to be taken was Initiate
x number of those measures, at ih-
omng riift!on . .Among these bilk
ire wWat 'laT k'riown' as tho old age but".
Bothers' pension bJl; another abol-
shing the right of tho legislature tc
veto any referendum easures that
ire pas6ei by tfce peop'e; a law pr
Minting the blacklist, the universal
or state-wide S-hcur bill; a law r-qaj-.ng
SO j.er cent of workers to be
emplojed In the state to be American
citizens; a law prbvld.ng that tht
owners value their own property fo.
assessment and that tbe property ian
be taken jiver by the state at the as
sessed value; a law for bonding lb"
state to engage !n Industrial pur
suits; a bill limiting the age of driv
ers cf auto cars and a bill making
provision to abolish the contract ays
tern and one for state, county an-J
municipal printing. The Kinney bill
met wRh the disapproval of a n-m-ber
or the delesates, it being claimed
by those that wore familiar with tre
bill that it was almost meanlngtess
and would have but little, if an, ef
feet If pissed, and, after listening tr
an address given by the immteraton
agent agreed to lntiate the cit-zen
ship bill in its stead: '
We were Inclined tc believe that
the politicians were of the opinion
that we met for pol.tical purposes to
boost certain parties for office, ani
Sam Rradner, who was made a gra
ternal delegate from the Trainmen's
union, was there for that purpose,
but U did net take him Ion-? to dis
cover the earnestness of class c.n
sclousness and honesty of the dele
gates, as he left the convention
when it wsb only in session two dajb
fully convinced that the convention
met not to eniorsc any aspirant f r
political office, or partv, hut that
labor had met to initiate such lawf
that would be a benefit to their owr
interest instead of for tre benefit of
the politician "
Thi following is an advertisement sub milted by Mrs. F J Relnboth in re
cent "AU- contest by Mr. Halgler.
Haigler's Real Estate business includes
Fire & Life Insurance
Office O. K. Block, Opposite Depot.
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During Lunch Hour
-: you can hear the men talking
auout tue jou uiey are on. And
jou'll not har a word of fault
finding if the lumber for it
comes from our yards. They
know, and you should too, that
our lumber works up better and
quicker than the ordinary
grades. f Do you see a saving
In that kind of a proposition?
HENDERSON
WATKIN5
Lumber Co.
Attention Automobile Men
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We have installed a-Bowser
gasoline system and are handl
ing "Texaco" Gasoline & Motor
Oils. The Best on Earth. r
Brophy Carnage Company
Phone 284 Lowell Ariz.
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Connecting with Logan & Bryan
Private ire Sysvm at Denver
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Logan t Bryn, Chicago and tie
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SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN COPPER STOCK
The Body of Our Paint
k pure blte 'ead. It is mixed
with turpentine or pure linseed
oil according to whether It is
to be ubed for In or outside
work. "Iherp is no grit in it; no
adulteranbt to make its manu
facture chegper. Paint experts
nluajb get their supplies here
Wouldn't it be wise for you to
follow their example.
Company Inc.
Phone 25
Lumber
Bisbee
Emil Marks, Mgr.
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COPPER QUEEN HOTEL
and High Class Cafe
EUROPEAN PLAN
Special $1.00 Tatle d'HoSe Dinner From 5;30 to 8 p. m.
Reg lar 50c Luncheon Daily HENRY POPPEN, Manage
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Copper Queen Consolidated Mining
Company Reduction Works
Ve are now in the Market
for the Purchase of -
Copper Ore and Copper Matte
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