Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-22
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 The Arizona Star of Tucson in its issue of Tuesday morning contains the following article further disclos- ing the at least peculiar methods Of an interruptions Tucson attorney in his attempts to infliet injury upon the credit Of that paper and of the State Consolidated Printing company:
 If there has been one subject more talked about in Tucson dur ing the past three days than any other. it was the expose by the Star of the methods of George Trelles. a local attorney, in his attempt to force, il possible. the company publishing the Star into bankruptcy. While the motive is not quite clear. as yet enough is knoSn by the management of the star to justify conclusion that the methods employed by Tralles were used in the hopes that the Star would be pressed to the wall and the property secured for a client looking for newspaper in Arizona, or else. it was deliberately done for the pal try fees that would accrue to him self and his. receiver if bankruptcy proceedings could be brought about. Without rehearsiag the incidents and correspondence which have been published in the Star for the past three days. suffice is to say that the contemptible and petty larceny at tempt failed. All underhanded meth eds and chemes usually come to the same end. That the creditors of the Star. to whom this impertinent up start wrote letters stating THAT HE WAS IN l POSITION to secure i'm mediate settlement of their accounts, are aroused and ineensed at this un- heard of proceeding, is evidenced by the additional letter received by the manager of the Star yesterday from the California Ink Co. of Los Ange les:
 Los Angeles, Oct. II, 1909. State Con. Pub. Co,
 Tucson. Ariz.
 Dear Sirs. In further reference to our communication of the 12th inst will state one object in view in this letter was to let you know of THE DoINGS OF OUTSIDE PARTIES ir regard to your own business, where such interference did not seem t6 us as being warranted. This was in dicated to us by the letter from : Mir. TralIes and as We did not thini 1t necessary to employ a collection agency to get our money, we wishet to get more definite advice as tC who was the right person to recog nize in this matter. At first glanc' we thought Mir. Tralles was acting fo- you. We did not want anythinl of this kind to get into hands of iT responsible parties.
 Very truly yours.
 CALIFORNIA INK CO.
 By c. E. Galer Yesterday the machinations of thii would-be collector were given a wid CT range by the receipt of a lette from the Graham Paper Co, sayini they had been requested to plac' their small account with the Stat' Consolidated Publishing company il the hands of a local attorney in Tue son, but knew of no reason why the, should do so.
 We expect to be in receipt O other similar communications proyid ed this busy body was furnished wit a full list of our accounts. There an account on the Star books of S1.7 due the Anderson Engraving Co, c Kansas City; there is an account c s5.6o due Cane Bros, of Chicago there is small account with J. " Butler Paper Co, in Chicago, and tn Sierra Paper company in Los Ang' les, which he evidently overlooked
 The Star mas reason TO believe tha the people of Tucson, by this tim' are abundantly able to judge the cal bre of one George Tralles, attorne. at law. We think they fully recoi nize that such an interruptions ind vidual is a menace to the busine; life of the city and if We mistaA not the supporters and friends ( Arizonas chief educational ins' tuition recognize that the good nan and standing of the university is e dangered by retaining this individu as an instructor in LAW