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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-16
BR|STOW
SUFFERS FOR
THE RIGHT
SAYS TAFT HAS LEFT HIM
OUT III The COLD WORLD
Bleeding Kansas Wn Not Be
Ciassed With Plundered
Eastern States, He Declares
IN Speech at Usage City,

fBy MsfBtps 50afnat NDsssaI LEASED wfssl
oNser City kan Juis i5~-For fhe
first time since he returned ~ Kan
sss. United states senator Joseph T..
Bristoa az d speech here tonight re-
ferred 10 tha fact Uhat he had been
ent oH without patronage by uie pres.
idenf.
~ ie a~isaRreeabie. De said TO he
oeifaeis4d from political recognition
for opinions sake buf when } know
! am standing for the Interests ~
those who ehose me 90 represent
them. certainly aceept the ogtraciem
ana have ~ apologies ~ make Tor
the VOTES caft
HThe progressive republicans are
c%outenGinR for tho honest fuinilment
~ the pledges We made in the cam
palsn We submitted tlase 20 the
people ~ Kansas FOR their deeision
and Hf have an abiding faith in "a
triumphant victory Kansas De- not re-
dictionary. n is progressive Kansas
Bifl not consent 10 b. ciafsed with
Rhode Island and PennFyiyauie as
machine ridden states thnt obeyed the
dictates N financial organizations that
are in politics for THE plumber"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-16

Many men have died from the cut
ting operation ior piles and other dis
eases q the rectum. and DO surgeon
will guarantee the piles not to come
back after ouch an operation.
With our new treatment there is
bsolutely no danger in eve the loss
Of = single hour.
Remember. no cutting, no carboiic
acid. no hypodermic injection. set ar
ter ? few applications the pile III
diss ppears. guaranteed never to re-
turn
We la permission to refer you to
several Of your neighbors who have
taken this treatment and they viii tell
you the truth about IL.
Examination free.
Call for the rectal specialist.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-16

SECRETARY or WAR FETED
AT BRILLIANT BANQUET
Dickinson and Foreign Minister
Count KomDra Exchange As
s1ra0Ce That War Taf is
Merest Pifile

~ Morning S@p-nui sDeessl Leased Hss-l
Toxic. July 1s-t nhapEIT forces
Tor evil for unknown b0t sinister p1T-
posex c-pnstsutlx are e-aaeaforing -
false reports ~ ethaf methods %
create conditions ~ 80 viz or dis
.truFt between two nsjghboFlng po-
plea
Their relations are too firmly e.
a. blsiled and fhaif Interests are toa
distinct r. admit ~ TIE possibility of
.anr question arising between Japan
.aud the United states which VIII not
.2leld readily r. ne ordinary pro-
ceases of olploulac The increased
more intimate exchange ~ views
between the two governments dlEpei
aB apprehension "a that score
This utterance Has mace tonight
.by former Minister C0unt Karpura in
Tasting J. n. Dickinson. the Ameri-
can secretare o. var. ar q banquet
given by Count KoFpura 90 honor 81
.tlte American cabinet officer Nj.
Dickinson and his party arrived a.
Yokohama this afternoon O. board
the teamer Siberia and after an IN
ILN fA4NA NF"HFHfAA-a H- A#HF AaH 90 fs
suiate there. came on 10 Toxic for TO-
nights function
The dinner was 2 brilliant affair.
Elghfs persons sat down 70 the table,
including Marquis KatSura tie Jap
arese prime minister. and five mem
hers Of the cabinet admirals, gen
erals. and officers ard their ia6ieg
After foasts to President Taft and the
emperor had been proposed resPe-
lively. by Count KOmura and Thomas
) O+Brien. the Americas ambassador.
Count K0mura in proposing the health
u Mr.. Dickinson. referred 70 pre-
fious visits r. Japan ~ President
TAFT
These VISITS J recall. said the for
eign minister. not only because his
personality endeare him TO all. but
because his insight and calm i8dg-
ment enabled him 70 appreciate the
true value ~ the sentiments enter
70 Japan for America"
Mr. Dickinson 10 responding. after
a warm EXPRESSION ~ his gratitude
for the hoeplia lily sccorded him. de-
cl4red that Count HomBra had
aiyzed accurately President Taft and
AlNE NFNAGst 80 AHE &A-AAtA EN@A%As &#*
ID vas fortunate that there would
found AZ the head ~ affairs an
America man possessing a keen
knowledge Of the far East
There k no reason for q breach
81 friendship between the United
siates and Japan. continued M
Dickinson. sound judgment must
predominant. False reports of evil
suggestions have not been justified
b. any action either by Japan or
America. Ny country desires and is
advocating peace and arbitration per-
haps more han "a other nation Of
.he world There Is reason to believe
Japan and America with the
passing years viii become more close
IS cemented ia the bonds VI abiding
friendship"
Sir. Dickinson and his party. who
are guests Of the American ambassa-
Tor. viii Do given an audience - the
'mperor Mutsuhito. tomorrow morn
nE.
This VIII De followed by % luncheon
,t The palace and a dinner Ia the
.Fening
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-16

Soreness ~ TIE muscles whether in-
durcd hy violent exercise or injury. l.
quickly relieved by the free appiica-
zion ~ Chamberlain Eminent. This
IMMINENT o. equally valuable Tor mus
ruiar rheumaiism and ALWAYS affords
quick relief Sold hy an druggists
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-16
GOLD BRICK SWlNDLERS
FAIL TO FACE CHARGES

philadelphia. July i5-Aa was ex-
pocied, George w. Post and Emil A.
sttrklou alleged gold brick swind-
lcrH failed 90 appear before the Unit
ed states commissioner to-day % ans
wcr to charges OF ~swindiinr preferred
against them . % Sew York. Chicago
and Detroit and their bail of $500
each w's declared forfeited A surety
company wis ordered 90 produce the
men.
Post md starklou forfeited $4,000
bail eaeh cog June 1e last year. when
fhny failed tn appear Tor trial In tho
United States court here for trial un "a
number uf charres preferred by postal
iusprrtDrs Postal insr cciors Boz every
city boo the United States are search
iuE f0r fhc mon but BE- a. believed they
have lrlt the countr
When arrested the two men were
living as reilred bankers in hand
sume homes ln Wfnnesond Manor. en-
exclusive Philadelphia suburb.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-16
SEEKING TO RALLY
THE DEMOCRATS
Leaders Start Cam
paign TO Secure Support for
Governor in Carrying 0ut
Party Pledges,

Denver. July 15-More than one
hundred ~so-called platform democrats
met at the Savoy hotel tonight Ia dis
cuss ways and means Of rallying lem
ocrats throughout the state to the
support OF Governor Shafroth in his
efforts to have the coming special
session Of the legislature enact log
i~slation pledged in the platform Of the
last state convention OF democrats.
Former Governor Charles :. Thorn
as presided n after listening to
speeches lauding the governor and
his declared intention Of carrying out
the pledges OF the PARTY. a committee
OF three was appointed to arrange
for a meeting on the steps OF
the capitol the day before the extra
session will v
II is also decided 70 carry the fight
into the different counties OF the state
by the organization OF what might be
called Shafroth clubs. An investiga-
ton OF the new democratic federation.
announced as having neen launched
at Washington recently. viii be made
and IL considered feasible. the demo-
Gratis Of Colorado will be urged 10
unite with a..
Although there is considerable ad-
verse opinion as 10 the ACCESSIBILITY
OF the governors calling the legisla-
ture in special session when the regu-
lar session will meet al a date not FAR.
distant. the friends OF the governor
are as one man in UNFOLDING him in
his course There are some. especial
" Of the opposite political faith. who
question the legality Of the call.
can for Convention.
Denver, colo. July 15.-State Dem
Chairman Charles b. Ward to-
day issued the official call for the
meeting Of the state convention in
this city wednesday. September "a. al
10 a. m. Delegates are apportioned
for each l25 votes cast for Shafroth
Ia 1908. OF major fraction thereof
county Is entitled 70 one dele
al large in addition. The con-
Vention will have about l.1o0 dele
gates.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-16
OF BEET TRUST
INDUSTRY PASSES AWAY

Ahamdo. Cal. july i5.-E II
Dyer father Of thc beet sugar in
died az his home here TO-
day. He was ~ years old. In 1870
Dc established IN this country the alrst
plant Tor the manufacture 81 sugar
from bcets that vas yer built IN the
States.
Dyer was born al sullivan. No. In
and came - California ia 1861
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-16
Rare Dinner

A preacher was Invited 60 take din
ner with "a Lebanon family &c 'erai
days ago As they were leaving the
dininEroom after the meal. The good
man turned 20 the hostess ana said:
Sister. ] rarely ever get sucn a good
dinner.
Before D. eonld reply. Johnny pip
81 M same here.-Kansls city
Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-16

C~hamheriain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets gently stimulate the liver and
bowels 20 expei poisonous matter.
cleanse the system. cure constipation
and sick headache. sold by an drug
sists-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
APAcAes. RICH PLAceRs..

James Harlinlan and John Norton have returned from their trip into Graham county to look over mineral land. They went on the Apache res errat.on and saw aseveral Apaches work ng in the rich placer ground that lies within the borders of the res ervanion- trhe Indians were taking out considerable gold end are urak ing more money than the average laborer earns. No one but the Apaches are allowed to work in these placers and only few Of thsm take adv2nsage of tae rich gold deposits they have n their possession. 1t is r,mnrd that the government may threw open the miner ai lands On the San Carlos reservation within few months and if th.s ,.s done there will te a gold rush the Like of which has Eever before been Seen in this terri tory.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
TEOOYs INVITATION
 READY FOR EAGRAvER
COPPER PLATE ARRIVES FROM CHICAGO AND WILL SOON BE FINISHED

C. NJ. Henkei received the cop pc. plate last evening froI.l Chicago on which the invitation to Col. Roosc welt to visit this city is to be CT graved. The plate will be ready by Monday as the engraver at the jcwelry store started on the wors. as soon as plate was delivered.
 The wording of the invitation is as follows. "The Citizens of Bis bee. Arizona through their mayo and city council hereby extend to Col Theodore Roosevelt cordial Invitation to visit them during his propoged trip through Arizona Ti-e invitation is signed "C. l.. Ed mundson. Mayor The lettering vii be in script. old English and block and the invitation will se da:ed November 21. The invitation will be sent to Col. Roosevelt the first of the week.
 Thero is ve-y good reason to be- Feya ''-~t the ex-president will ae- cept r's';ce's request for him to visit .r's ci;- as he told Genera! Manacr" IJhn Greenway of the C. ( and 8. & P. companies, when Le met Col. Roosevelt in Arkar ses several weeks axo. ti.at
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
MASSACHUSETTS,.

It was learned yesterday that the house which was partly destroyed by
 fire Friday night was the property of Nick Majenorich of Johnson A6i on and was insured for a large sum with Johnson and Haisler. An investiga- ton of the premises yesterday show ed thE- the house hac been thorough ly soaked with oil. A can holding sbout gallon of coal o-l was found n shed near the house and an empty five gallon can was found C.. the ground rot far from the building. There Is no doubt but that the build Ing was Set on fire. the only ques ton being. who did ! The insur ance will not be paid until a thor Cugh ..nvest;gatior has been made of the cause of the fire. The owner of the house gave 1t out yesterday that he believed that some enemy had caused the fire.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
WOMAN'S CLUB.

At the regular meeting of the Wo- nLu's club on Friday the following new members were received: Mes danes Peabody, Gibson. Ron, Abrams. Wattles, and True. The B. l. com pany gave a demonstration of cleo trical appliances for household use. The rooms were beautifully illum n ated and heat was supplied by cleo tricai soves. Long tsbles were ar ranged for the guests and they were beautifully decorated with cut flow CTS. 1lhe meeting was we'll attend ed and the demonstrat' on proved very At the next regular meet ing the topc will be current events under the direction of Mrs. F. C. Bled soc. The hostess for the day will be Mrs Mckee.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
COMPLETE ARRANGEMENTS

Dr. J. N. Mccormack of the Ma
 tional Medical association. will lee. ture in Bisbee at the Orpbeum Thea
 ter Tuesday night on the subjec. of Public Health and Hygene." Dr. Mccormack is now in the territory and has, delivered several lectures which are attracting very favorable comment from the territorial press. A reception committee has been appointed U meet the lecturer when he arrives, and other committees have made all arrangements for the lecture which promises to be of unusual interest United States Attorney ]. E. Morrison will intro duce D-. Mccormack tc the Bis bee public when he delivers his lecture.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
MORE CAPITAL
 FOR ESP|R|T0
 NOW ASSURED
Stockholders Meet Here and Adopt Plan to Secure Funds For Development Work on Mines

A meeting was held at th. Cop per Queen hotel last night by the stockholders tof the Espirito San to Gold Silver Mining company for the psrpose os reorganizing that concern. The company is unable co continue development work and has disposed of all of its 10000 shares of capital stock The plan hat has been decided on fo- the purpose Of securing more funds is o dispose of all the assets of the concern to & new company for s2e.- 00 shares of capital stock of the ,ew concern which will virtually sffieiate as trustee.
 The new company will have a cap ta, stock of $5oo,0o0 divided into Se.0os shares par value sl0. The resent stockholders are to receive me share in the new company for very two shares in the Espirito Dmpany. The stock of the latter opeern hzs a par value of $2.50. ames II. Kirk was selected as rustee in the reorganization.
 The con1pany's property lies east Arizpe about twelve miles and optsins eighty-six pertenencias. tore than aeoG feet Of work has ieen done consisting of winzes, nass and tunnels on three different f1ges opening up good grade cf aipniRg ore.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20

caped. It was also stated that the Mexican government had sent them to prison for bringing stolen goods into the country. About a month ago the thieves did escape-from Fronteras, but were later reeapt- ured
 Deputy White reports that there is no indication of an uprising in Cananea. On Tuesday eleven men were arrested for making threats against Americans. They were cos fined in jail until Thursday when they were released and the incident is regarded as closed
 Manager Bright, of the Warren ranch. accompanied the oOiecr ca the trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
< ooUeTiNc rtsoMA&. Had His Falling Hair Stopped, and Oandrun Cured. Without Fait,.

H. B. Fletcher, Butte, Mont, Oct. 20. 1899. says: Like many other peo pie, I have been troubled for years with dzcldruff, and within the last few months my ha,r came out so badly that l was compelled to have what l had left clpped very close. A friend recommended Newbro's Her Ilcide. l confess that l doubted his story; but l gave Herpacide a trial; now my har is as thick las ever. and entirely free from dandruff." Destroy the cause. you remove ihe effect Herpicide is a del ghtful har dress ing for regular use. Sold by leading druggists. Send l0c n stamps for sample 10 The Herp' cde Co, Detroit. Mich. sissEE DRUG co. Special Agents ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES oUARAN
 FEED.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
DEW DROPS wsIN.

The first round in the n5v'cc bowl ing tonrnamfns was completed at the Y. Nj. C. A. last right when the Shoemakers were Ge Nated by the Dew Drops 726 to 12sl- The md v.d uaf scores were as follows: Shoe makers-G. Borego g., s5, g., total z6s; R. Borego e, 95, 1e, total 24I: Parker B, SJ, loS, tota, 236. Dew Drops-Brown 137, HIS, I70, total i25; Harrington 167. 56, 15e. total i73: Malcolm 121. 145. IF, total 3S3 ,The B. I. trio and the Irish Mags bowl next Monday night
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
EVERY OTHER DAY

1f.e s P.railroad from Tucsou 10 Nogsles opens for regular traffic to day and t ,is understood that the ttsins on the Burro road from Ben sen to Nogales will only run every other day. People from here who wish to go to Nogares on the days on wh ch the Burro tra n does not Fun wili be obliged to go to Tucson and take the train for Nogales from there or go to Naco and take the Cans nea road on the junction with the Can anea NOgafss road and take the train from that p2int.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
OFFICERS UNABLE
 TO FIND THIEVES
LAST HEARD OF THEM THEY WERE IN JAIL AT FRONTIER

Deputy Sheriff Will White re
 turned yesterday morning from Can anea. Sonora. with two horses thaf were stolen sometime ago from the Warren ranch by a pair oi Mexi- cans who were captured with the animals in the Fronteras country. The theft occurred last September and It required many weeks 10 secure the consent of the authori- ties to release the animals.
 As to the whereabouts of the thieves the officer is 8, sea. Ee was told half dozen stories as to their location and is unable to believe any of the reports. He was told thS; they were ir jail al Fronteras that one escaped and the other was still in the Fronteras jail and again that both had e.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
.EAvES HOSPITAL.

L2uh Fraik, who has been confH ed at the Copper Queen hospital for several weeks on account of a sprain ed anHle. was able to leave for Doug las last night where he is employee in the Copper Queen shelter. Before coming to Douglas he was m Peru where he was employed at one of the tG copper mines having been sent from New York by the company to take charge of force of nen in the converter pds
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
MORALES EDITOR.

Allen T Bird, the editor of the No gales Oasis, was in Bisbee last ever ns on his way to Douglas from No gales He stated that conditions are very favorable for an Industrial boom. Col. Bird expressed himself as somewhat disappointed with the actions of the extreme radicals at the constitutional convent on whom he fears will so burden the constitu tion with isms and impractical acts that 1t will be turned down at Wash nston if 1t is not voted down by the people of the territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
NEW SONORA ROAD.

IL is reported from Can2nea tha; work las been started on railroad to he bu 1t up the Sonora river val Icy from a po.nt near tres. The work has been started at Represo. a small town near Minas Prietas $ not announced whether the road s t1 be tuilt as far north zs Can anea lut it s expected that it will be built to Arizpe. There are sev cral large m mng pr -perties on the SunoTa river south of Arzpe that only await ralroad transportation to lecG-ne producers.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
HORSE THIEVES CAUGHT

Deputy Sheriff Bob Hi!burn Of Douglas was in Bisbee yesterday morning on his way to Tombstone with two alleged horse rustiers The men were both Aeyicans and reside in Pirtleville. They are Reyes Carpo and Eseca Hernandez The four horses which they are alleged to have sto,en were tho property of an American and were stolen from Ague Pricta across the line from Douglas. They were driven across the fine into Doug las and from there by the way of Rodeo to L)rdsburg. New Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
BOARD MEETS MONDAY.

The board of supervisors will hold their regular monthly meet ng for Nov ember tomorrow. It is expected that the proposition of creating force of county rangers will be brought up and adopted as there IS strong de mand among the cattle interests of the county for this protectfcn.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
FOOTBALL DINNER.

The YaleHaryard graduates who reside n this district mad a foot bali d nner at the Country club last n-ght. The graduates of the univer sity which lost yesterdays game were game resulted in . tie the expense of the dinner was born equally by 10th sdes. There were five liar yard men and four Yale men pres ent at the dinner wh, oh WAS report ed to have hcp q mos, enjoyab'e af far
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
BURIED UNDER LUMBER

Angelo Delgardo,, a Mexican lab orer, was severely injured yesterday at the Irish Mag shaft when a quantity of lumber buried him. Del gardo was unloading the lumber from fiat car when the side snp- ports collapsed throwing the load on him. He was removed to the hospital and is expected to recover
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
SUSPEND OPERATIONS.

The work at the East Side has been stopped for the time being. but it is understood that the development will be resumed soon after the first Of the year. When the work was suspended the property was looking the best n It's history. The shaft was down below the 100 foot level and was stal in ore. Sam Watkins has been hft in charge of the prop erty
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20

eAers was a general desire on fhe part of the people of Bisbae for kin to visit them during his trip he v0s3i do so.
 Coa Roosevelt will be in Arizona dnxfES fbe month of March. 1911 ts aef<nd the formal dedication of the Roosevelt dam and it will be peseEzby inne<tiately following this erenf dat he will come to Bis bee for ene day-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
PROVES BIG SUCCESS.

With a success that surpassed the expectations of the most sangu-ne. the Elks' bazaar closed last evening with a big delegation from Cananea Douglas and Tombstone present The winners of the popularity contests will be announced Monday The lodge cleared a substantial sum on the venture.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
FINE APPLE DISPLAY.

The Angius grocery is mak Isg a display of apples which were receiv ed Friday fresh from the orchards of Colorado. The apples on display at the grocery are exceptionally fine and are of the class that generally gets on the eastern market where the fruit brings fancy price
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
: . . . . = . C = = . . . < J. . PERSONAL MENTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Jay wllmoth was in Douglas yes terday.
 l. c. Shattuck left last eyeung for Fl Paso.
 c. F. Taylor of Douglas was in Bisbee yesterday.
 Georg Fitting returned last even ..fg iron. Tombstone. f
 Arthur Lawrence of Cananea was in B sbee yesterday.
 Anton P.gonio left for Douglas yes terday to visit friends.
 John Fitzpatrick left yesterday morning for the Huachucas.
 Assistant Postmaster NJ. ]. Hogan returned yesterday from Douglas.
 Mss Agnes Ezfsay Of Leadville, Col rado is v's ting friends m this city.
 John Walker. court reporter of the q strict court. WIS in this city yester day.
 Judge Cass of Douglas was in Bis Lee yesterday cn his way to Tomb stone.
 Mrs. Harry -inderson of Courtland was in Bis5ee yesterday visiting friends Deputy Henry Hall and Constable Iailey of Logell have returned from Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
PLAY SECOND ROUND.

The second round of the club cham pionship gok competition VII be play ed at the Country club links today. There VII be selected nine hofs contest three scratch cussses h the elimination matches during the Sherman defeated Williams aad rci toi. defeated Lewis.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
RIFE SHOOT TODAY.

There wI1f be shoot at the rife club today for the National Rifie. as soeiatfon medal This medal goes to the man making the highest score over the ranges stipulated in the rules of the contest. Where vii be | sSrmzsa Tuo sIa Top.a Ere rAcct f1s
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
LOST

An old lady had on a green dress and a Red Merry widow hat. last seen had her husband's suit look ins fer inc Wardrobe. The first persons pening to hte.- ih's lady kil:'. erect hec to .he Nosh- CT block. NaiI stre~- ard VI he rewarded by having their clothes cleaned and pressed by the Ward robe