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Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04
COCHISE COUNTY,

that all members Of the board will
be on hand. The board viii audit
tae usual claims that have been filed
against the county. The bid for the
care of the INDECENT sick at Douglas
will be opened and the contract let
as well as the contract for the build
ing of the detention hospital that is
to be erected in that city.
Court to Convene.
The adjourned session of the Oc-
tober term OF the district court will
open on Monday morning at $3.50
at which time some thirty members
q the trial jury who were at work
last October will report for duty.
Among the case 10 be tried are the
following:
w. X. Cummings VS.. H. J. Clifford
ct al, to quiet title to number OF
mining claims In The Johnson Mining
District. Set for April 18th.
Goldsmith Bros. VS.. II Lopozich q
Bros, debt set for April 9th.
Gardiner Worthing & Goss VS.. John
p. Owen ct al, transferred from Santa
Cruz county. Debt. There are sew
eral other cases against tie same de-
PENDANT, all Of which are set for
April 10th.
G. F. Humbert VS.. Cochise county,
for debt, set for April 9th. This ac-
ton is for a claim that was filed
against the county by the Bisbee Eve
ming Miner for the publishing of the
election notice at last election for
the sum of 1884, while tee board Of
fered to allow the sum of 1926, which
was allowed the other papers at the
rate that the official notices were
PAID
David L. Fairchild ct al VS.. Frank
]. Graf. for debt, set Tor April 9th.
PhifpTaylor VS.. the E. P. & S, w.
company for damages, SET
for April 18th.
Blake, Motif & Towna VS.. Douglas
Printing and Publishing Co., debt, set
for April 5th.
Jack VS.. Willis, debt. set for April
18th.
d. H. Johnson & Co, VS.. John H.
MCGOWAN ct al, debt, set for April
Tth.
Harry Hasselgren VS.. Porter Nc
Donald, arising out % a I've stock
sanitary board seizure by tie inspec
tor. Set for April It'll.
VIM. Nye vs.. H. {, Peoples. debt,
set for April 9Th.
1obe r. Brazi,l VS.. City cf Bisbee,
eanfages, set For April Sth
Steve Roemer VS.. Mary Flower ct
al debt, set for April 10th,
Manual Sarabia vs. Antonio Maza
ct al, damages, ari ing out of the al
legged kidnapping of the defendant at
Douglas several months since.
John Rouchett VS.. Angelo Sassoe,
damages, set for April 18th.
Mclaughlin & Kinsey VS.. Eutz Min
ing Company, debt, set for April 18th
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04
ADAMS IN DOUGLAS.


John Adams, accompanied by Mrs.
Adams, returned to Douglas this
morning after a months sojourn in
Bisbee and will remain in the city
until Monday before leaving for Chi
cago, where Mr.. Adams will resume
his duties as golf instructor at the
Hinsdale club. Mr. Adams said that
he felt he could not return east with
out having few more days in Doug
las where his stay this winter had
been SO enjoyable. He is a thorough
Douglas booster" and will sing its
praises whenever the opportunity of
feTs on his return east He hopes to
lower the record for the course here
70 a 35 or SO on this visit and is also
anxious to get photograph of the
club house with the directors on the
porch next Sunday to take home with
him.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04
CREDITORS
OF KRUEDER
HOLD Meeting
Tombstone ReStauranter viii
Likely Arrange Settlement.
Supervisors Meet = Court
Opens Monday.

TOMBSTONE, April 3.--An adj
journsd meeting OF the creditors of
tae late Charles K. Krueder was held
this morning after a short meeting
on yesterday. At the meeting this
ed as receiver and Immediately enter
ed upon his duties. Mr.. Krueder
made an offer to his creditors of a
payment OF 60 cents on the dollar,
which was accepted by all those pres
emit c. L: Cummings, the largest
creditor in the sum of S3.500, was
not present, being in Tempe, Arizona.
A telegram was sent to him at that
place this morning asking if he would
accept that offer. If he will agree with
the others there is a sJrong proba-
bility that Mr. Krueder viii be dis
charged from the bankrupt court
tomorrow evening, and viii at once
resume management of the restaur-
ant. Mr.. Krueder, if such is the
case, will continue to run the bust
ness, and e time hopes to regain his
former standing in this community
as elsewhere in the financial world.
The present outlook is most encourag-
ms anu tAeL NC has DCCA dDtC "
make this settlement with the cred
itors viii be pleasing news to his
many friends ip the county. A. A.
McGianis. ]. w. Walker and Frank
Willard were appointed appraisers.
To Apply for Writ.
When the court opens on Monday
next, an application for a writ OF
habeas corpus will be made for the
release of Frank Barney, who is be-
ing held in the county jail as United
States prisoner on a charge of a vio-
lation of the Edmunds act with one
Myrtle Fitting. Barney was arrest
ed few days prior to the converting
of tae last session of the United
States grand jury and was in jail here
at the time the jury was in session.
but the case was not acted upon. The
basis of the writ will be made that
the grand jury should have acted on
the case under the law which re
quires that IL Is the duty of the grand
jury to inquire into the case OF every
prisoner held in the Jail at the time
of their meetings.
Board to Meet.
The regular quarterly meeting of
the board of supervisors VIII be
opened on Monday. 1t is expected
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04
E. P. & S. W. SHOPS RUNNING.

The welcome whistle of the South
western shops was heard again this
morning and the machinery Of the
back shops is again running. When
the shops were closed down for the
last week in March. it was thought that
they would not open again until bus
iness commenced TO improve. This
belief was based on the fact that
the motive power department had a
battery Of 81 engines in the shops
ready for service. But it was found
that the equipment could not be hand
led economically without frequent re-
pairs and the shops will continue to
run with a limited number at work
Ell Paso Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04
IMPORTANT.

Judge d. A. Richardson left last
night for Ell Paso on legal business.
He stated that an important ruling
had been made by the secretary of the
treasury of Mexico which was of ma
terial interest 20 the mining people
having properties in the Moctezuma
and the Arizpe districts. 1t is to the
effect that instead of going to Arizpe
to pay the taxes on mining property,
these taxes may be paid TO J. NJ. Danz
at Augua Prieta, providing an applica-
ton is made for the purpose
Tnis mean big saving to all who
been compelled to go on a long jour
ney to Arizpe and at big expense.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04

been the night merchant police in
Douglas. His place is being filled
now by w. =. Lindsey.
Engineer Harry Huddleston return
ed yesterday afternoon from visit
to the hot springs at San Rosalia.
Mexico, where he went several weeks
ago for rhematism and lumbago. Mr.
Huddleston says that while he is not
entirely rid of his trouble he is so
much better that he expects to be able
to go to work in week or so.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04
FINED $40 FOR
STEALING FLOWERS
Mexican Woman Found Guilty
of Pulling Plants From
Graves in Evergreen.
lowell. Ariz. April 8, 19U,

IoWeil, Arlz-, April 81 lSVo.
AS an example for the many per
sons who have been stealing flowers
from Evergreen cemetery, Maria
Gonzales, a Mexican woman, who was
arrested charged with the theft of
several plants, was fined $40 In JUS
tice Grier's court today. She paid
her fine. The arrest was the result
of numerous complaints which have
been lodged with the officers of late
regarding the wholesale theft of flow
ers and plants at the local cemetery.
Sheriff In Town.
Sheriff Jack White was in Lowell
today on business pertaining to ais
office.
Gave Dance.
The Upper Lowell Improvement
Club gave a well attended dance at
their club house this evening.
Personals.
Mrs. H. j. Cohn has gone to Doug
las, where she win spend several days
with relatives before going to Ell
Paso, where she viii make her future
home.
B. s. Hill, of Clifton, Ariz., is
spending a few days among Lowell
friends.
H. A. Greene, of San Diego. Cal,
has arrived in the city and will spend
several weeks visiting relatives.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04
sTRAus TO SPEAK
IN SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH, Ga. April 3.-Secre-
tary Straus of the department of
commerce and labor received an en-
thusiastic welcome on his arrival IN
Savannah today. Tonight he is to be
the guest of honor and the principal
speaker at banquet in celebration
OF the twenty-fifth anniversary of the
Savannah board of trade
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES
DOUGLAS PERSONALS.

sNNNNe<A
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04
OLD RESIDENTS

Mrs. L W. Litchfield and her mother
Mrs McGraw and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Fisher arrived from Los Angeles last
night They are former residents OF
Douglas and have returned to make
their home here.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04
ACCUSES RAILROAD
OF BREAKING FAITH
Governor of South Carolina
Says President of Road
Assured Compliance,

RALEIGH, N. c. April 3.-Gover.
nor Glenn today wrote President FIN
ley of the Southern railway, saying
| he had received a great many pro-
tests from the North Carolina travel
| ing public against the order made by
the various railroads requiring mile
| age books to be given to ticket agents
who are then to issue tickets to the
| point of destination. This, he de
elares, causes unnecessary delay. The
railroads agreed to the act which COW
| cred mileage books at cents, the
railways asking that it be left to their
| honor to comply with their part OF
the agreement.
Trusted the Railroads.
The governor says the legislature
showed its confidence that the rail-
roads would do this, and that Presi-
dent Finley personally assured him
his road would live up to the agree
! ment.
The governor says II he had known
an order such as this was contemplate
ed he would not have submitted the
proposition to the legislature, nor
would the latter have passed the bill,
| but would have passed different
one He declares that President Fin
ley is not carrying out the spirit of
the contract, and he urges him, as
he directly made this contract with
| the governor, to rescind this order,
and put mileage books on sale. as
heretofore He says this action makes
| the travelling public hostile to the
roads and will cause further friction
between the legislature and the
roads.
Still Has Remedy.
In conclusion the governor says:
Notwithstanding the decision in
the North Carolina and the Mime
sofa cases. you know as well as / the
state is not without its remedy. which
can be effected by the legislature and
neither roads nor state can gain any
lima, you will remedy this wrong by
changing the order"
thing by having a spirit of hostility
existing between them. believe, ar
ter you think this matter over and
see the order is not In the spirit of
the contract made with North Caro-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-18
AGAIN WILL ASK
VOTE FOR WOMEN
Suffragettes to Call on Con-
gress for Amendment TO
Constitution.

Washington viii be invaded when
Congress cOnvenes, by a body OF SUI
fragettes. who win present a memorial
TO Congress asking for an amendment
to the Constitution, giving women the
right II vote.
This action was determined upon yes-
terday during the sessions Of the Na-
tiOnaI Suffrage Association. in Buffalo,
following a round table conference on
Washington as a Center OF Suffrage
Work"
Among the important papers read be-
fore the convention, was one BY Mrs
Emma NJ Gulett, a washington law
yer. in which she pointed out the e.
forts made BY women at every Con
gresS since 1853 70 induce that body TO
enact laws giving women the right 20
the ballot. She recalled the hearings
last March when. Senator Owen and
Miss Anna Shaw appeared before spe-
ctal Congressional committees On behalf
! Of such n measure
The fact that washington viii join
other cities In becoming a meeting place
for advocates OF the suffrage move
ment, Will undoubtedly give Congress
something 70 think about
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-18
OUTLOOK IS BRIGHT,
DECLARES ADAMSON
Georgia Representative Is Conf
dent That Bryan Will Garry
New York.

Representative William c Adamson,
OF Georgia. passed through the city
yesterday. en- route home. He has just
completed a tour Of the New England
States. and stopped for a few days in
New York. Speaking of the political
outlook he said last night: THE Demo-
Gratis of Rhode Island and Connecticut
say they viii surely elect their candi-
date for governor. and I'm New York
the talk ] heard was that Chanler win
get the vote for governor while Bryan
will carry the State by a safe major
ity. l am much pleased with the en-
thuSiasm around Democratic headQuar-
tiers in New York. The feeling is that
Tammany IS sincere and is working IN
harmony with the national committee
Yes, there Is considerable tariff senti-
ment. and the opinion prevails that
there will be no revision Of the tariff
unless the Democrats are voted into
power"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-18
Her Figure Is Trim, Ter
Form Sublime.

The actress looked debOnair, though
the play had been pronounced a frost
by the critics
Its got TO succeed" she explained.
"and for that reason I'm not nervous.
Last season l played seven new parts
and I burned a lot Of good coin for
costumes. This season 1 am radiating
with health Ny form is ideally proper
toned 1 took the MarmOla Prescrip-
ton to get this sublime figure. and a
woman's figure cannot be nearer per-
lection than what MarmOla has made Of
me A doctor friend Of mine gave me
the prescription. He's a brick. It's
so simple; just get at any drug store
y ounce MarmOla. y ounce Fluid EX
tract Cascara Aromatic and so ounces
Peppermint Water and take a teaspoon
full after meals and at bedtime Now
have the strength. enthusiasm and
power Of a dozen stars l tell you I
am going to be IT" With this the
leading lady bowed the reporter out
calling after him, IF you have any
lady friends tell them about Marmola
but impress upon them that there are
cheap substitutes on the market that
no not do the work. Marmola Co.,
Detroit, Mich.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-18
NEW JERSEY SAVED,
SAYS TAFT LEADER
Ex-Governor Murphy Sees Marked
Gain in State by the
RepubliCanS.
Republicans.

CHICAGO. oct. 17.-Former Gov.
Franklin Murphy, national Republican
committeeman from New Jersey. at ma
tionaI headquarters today. declared his
belief that Taft would be elected. and
that New Jersey would be in the Re
publican column. Mr.. Murphy said
there was no doubt about the national
outcome, but said there was some a1X-
iety in his mind over New Jersey.
In New Jersey things are looking
brighter every day for the Republic
ans" he said There is no doubt a
disaffection among the labor voters, and
a large number of negroes are dislCyal
10 the Republican party. Both these
things. however, are being overcome"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-18
PROGRESS OF THE CAMPAIGN
TN MEEK HIST CLOSED

IN WEEK JUST CLOSED
o to gCt.T
o
du Pont chief OF @. o. z.
Daniel Of Labor.
position Commissioner
THURSDAY:
Both Al
Taft invades
Of
the stump
contributions
Publication
Bryan sunpuz
andyf Virginia.
Republican
Of the Republicans contributions
.
New
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-18
HAYWARD COMMENTS
ON HUGHES $4,000

CHICAGO, oct. 17.-According &c Sec
rotary Hayward, Republican national
committee, the only significant thing in
the statement OF contributions issued by
the Democrats is that Charles J.
Hughes, of Denver, IS the largest con-
tributOr.
Their statement is not entirely mean
ingiess,' said Hayward.
The largest contributor is Charles J.
Hughes. attorney for the Denver Tram
way Company, the gas, water and cleo
trio light corporations Of that city, and
for the Colorado and Northwestern, and
other railway corporations Mr..
Hughes has been indOrsed for the
United States Senate through the influ-
ence OF these corporations and against
the protest of the leading Democratic
newspapers Of Colorado. He is the most
typical corporation representative or
that State"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-18
FRIEND OF DISTRICT
MAY BE DEFEATED

GREENSBORO, y. C.. Oct rs
Washingtonians viii be sorry 10 hear
that one Of the pes friends the District
OF Columbia e.er had in Congress is
facing defeat in his fight for reelection
10 the House He is Representative
Thetus ". Sims. Of Tennessee. the rank
ing Democrat on the House District
Committee
Sims opponent IS a Republican named
P H Thrasher, and the fight IS very
close The district IS normally a doubt
ful one and Sims won OU- in the last
fight by only few hundred yJfes- The
betting on the outcome IS said 70 tie
even II Sims Is defeated the District
will lose the aid OF a MAJ VINO was
one OF the most determined fighters
against corporation abuses IN Washing
ton.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-18
Thinks Taft'S Electoral Vote
Will Be as Heavy as
RooSevelt'S.
REFUSES TO MAKE
A DETAILED CLAIM
Declares That Labor DiSSatiSfac-
ton Had Been Greatly EXag-
gerated Over Country.
By 7. c. WELLIVER.

NEW YORK. Oct. I7.-Chalrmau
Hitchcock made To-Day his strongest and
most confident prediction of q great
Republican victory. lie said in answer
TO questions that he was not ready TO
pdt out a detailed claim as TO electoral
votes or popular majOriues, but 1t
might be expected some time later. -
have been entirely candid in discussing
the conditions Of the campaign when
ever / have talked for publication, he
said
Further he said. II have at times IN
the past. when reports justified it, adj
United that conditions were not so sat
isfactOry in particular places as 1 would
wish Now. with the same candOr, ]
can say that they are improving. and
are highly satisfactory 20 me-"
Labor Conditions.
Mr.. Hitchcock said there had recently
been a vast bettermcnt in the labor sit
uation, especially in States like Ohio
where there was most serious trouble
The big attendance and interest and
highly gratifying results Of these meet
ings had convinced him that all along
the extent and seriousness Of the labor
disaffection with the Republicans had
been greatly exaggerated
Asked about the Democratic claim
that. compared with four years ago, the
Democrats will get 40 per cent more OF
the labor vote, Mr. Hitchcock said his
reports contained absolutely no evil
dence to justify such claim.
No Reduction.
Then it was that the question was
asked which brought out the claim OF
as big an electoral vote this year as
Roosevelt received. He was asked
whether he expected any reduction IN
the Republican popular majority of
four years ago
The chairman didn't answer this ques-
ton direct, but answered with regard
TO the electoral vote. He declared with
a good deal Of elaboration that he ex-
pected Mr.. Taft TO have as large an
electoral vote as Mr. Roosevelt re-
ceived.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-18
SUBMARINE MAKES RECORD

PARIS, Oct. IA cruising record for
submarines has been established by the
French submarine EmeraUde. which has
successfully covered 700 miles in so
hours The trip was from Cherbourg.
along the coast % Brest and Dunkirk
and thence back to CherbOUrE. A speed
OF about nine miles an hour. which Is
the boats three-qUarter speed, was
maintained throughout the voyage.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-18
GO TO BALTIMORE
TO TAFT MEETING

A delegation OF Westinghouse.
members Of the Taft and Sherman Re
publican Club Of the District OF Co
lumbia, Will 90 10 Baltimore tomorrow
evening IN a special car 70 hear Judge
Taft speak
II. Il. DarneiIIe, By request OF the
executive committee OF the club, viii
lead the party.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-18
LEADER OF REFORM
HAS A BREAKDOWN
Miss CASTOR, President of Anti
Cigarette League, Taken TO
Sanitarium.

CHICAGO. oct. 17.-Lucy Page Gas
ton. president of the anti-cigarette
lea que. has broken down as the re-
sui Of overwork. She suffered an at
tack Of nervous prostration in Chi
caEO and was taken TO a san.t0rium at
at Battle Creek, Mich, to recuperate.
The fears expressed reflect the
thought that If Miss Gaston's con-
tinued illness should prevent her from
resuming leadership. the reform move
ments which she has launched in a
nationwide sphere may suffer a set
back.
Miss CASTOR suffered the nervous
breakdown shortly after the death OF
her father, whom she nursed through
a long Illness IN Chicago. She is IN
d az the care Of DIR. Clark
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Get. IL
Lucy Page CASTOR says she is not fl,
but is merely resting at the Battle
Creek sanitarium. She hopes to pre-
side over a meeting Of anti-ciEaFette
crusaders Sunday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-18
All May Enter Lists.
FILES 3-CENT RATE.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Oct. 1T.-Fol-
lowing a temporary injunction obtained
by the trunk lines in Arkansas against
enforcement OF a 2-cent rate. the St
Louis and San Francisco railroad has
filed a 3-cent per mile passenger tariff
with the Arkansas railroad commission,
The other main lines of Arkansas viii
file similar tariffs
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-18
CLOSES BERLIN SHOPS.

BERLIN, Oct 1.-THE police admin
istratfOn has issued a remarkable order
directing all the shOpkeepers Of the city
and the suburbs TO close their shops
not later than 5 p N daily, from No
vember L 10 exceptions are allowed
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-10-16

is sick unto death of the malefactions
of the present crowd. 1t is entitled to
a radiance of the rotten clique which
rules it.
1t needs chance to go on its way as
peoples nation, not'as the property
in fee simple of pernicious political
System.
So it is not so much fight on Taft
that the people should make as a fight
on the political system. which neces-
sarily he, as the Republican candid
ate, must be the embodiment He is
just Taft, but the System is the force
that rules.
Can you bring yourself to the point
of voting for that System?
Whatever be your estimate of Mr..
Taft, can you conscientiously cast your
ballot for the crowd that owns the Re
publican party and that would override
any of his measures it chose to over
ride?
A matter of political righteousness
is involved in the present campaign.
Overshadowing all else. we repeat. is
this question:
Shall the same old crowd be allowed
to dominate the country?
Bear in mind that in referring to the
Money Power there is no intention. or
disposition TO make war upon legiti-
mate property or business. The Money
Power is term which signifies a
specific thing. There are moneyed
men who are just and honorable. but
there is also the Money Power, and this
is that body of arrogant, INSCRIPTIONS
men who gain their ends by buying
Legislators and legislation. Instead of
fighting in the open they fight in the
dark. Instead of demanding the square
deal for themselves they buy raw
deal for the-people.
Sometimes. fair men will admit, laws
are suggested that are palpably unjust
to capital. Such laws, because unjust,
should be defeated. The Money Power
buys them off. 1t owns its legislators.
And just as it pays to keep unjust laws
from affecting its interests, so does it
pay to keep just laws from affecting
them. 1t is this thing in no demagc gic
sense, but in conservative and whole
some sense-that should he rendered
impotent by the eviction Of its agents
from their lodging places.
If you are for the brutal, shady and
, ubiquitous System, retain it in power
by voting for Taft.
If you are for a clean page. a square
deal for capital and labor, quietus
upon the Aldrich brand of statesmen,
the emancipation of the nation from
the group of blood-suckers that have
fiourished at the expense Of the coun-
try. vote for Mr.. Bryan.