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Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-23
SITUATION
 LOOKS WET.

CDouglas internationally
 The lccal option election will be held on Wednesday next It is quite ikely that the voters have now come 10 decision as to how they will cast heir ballots; changes may be yet made by special and personal appeal. but the sentiment already settled will
 emain practically unchanged be- tween now and the day of the cleo
 ion. In Douglas the campaign was started for the anti-saloon league with more vigor than has been displayed during the past few days. Many wild assertions have been made by the drys" which could not be proven in any court. and many accusations have been made against prominent citizens of Douglas that should shame the
 nen who made them. We need the money. To hell with the boys and girls, women and workingmen of Douglas" has been declared po be the sentiment of those who have had charge of the campaign against prohi- hition for no other reason than tc af- ford the opportunity to work off an lover supply of fsnaticism. The anti saloon league has assumed that every workman is going to the devil on ac- count of the saloons in Douglas and other places in Cochise county, that the only way to save the workingmen and the women and children is by closing the saloons. Now, we sub init that saloon patronage in Douglas coming from the wage earners amounts to a very small percentage .of the total. aside from the Mexican who buys his wine and whisky by the bottle. The present high class citi- zenship of Douglas and Cochise coun- ty has grown to maturity and bust ness activity with the saloons. Tn talk about the women and children of Douglas being in danger of the sa- looms is to cast a disgrace on the .ones Q. Dc2x.2S --.- 5css .cs sz.s-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-23
SOMETHING NEW IN
 MAKING OF STATES.

According to the Associated Press dispatches sent out from Washington yesterday the senate committee on territories are matching a new state hood bill and one that will deprive Arizona and New Mexico of the boon of self-government unless the citizens of these territories shall prepare a constitution which will meet the ap- provsl of the president and congress. We have been suspicious of the sen ate all the time. notwithstanding the assurances which have been sent from Washington recently by Dele gate Cameron and Hoval A. Smith that Senator Beveridge had agreed to rush the Hamilton statehood bi.,
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MINE WORKERS
 NEARLY IN RIOT
TO MONDAY WITH PRESIDENT STILL IN CONTROL OF THINGS.
lBv Associated Press.l

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 22.-Afer a week Of violent political activity, the convention of the United Mine Wor- CTS of America adjourned today until Monday. with the administration of President Lewis controlling the situ- ation against the 'insurgenu.
 A rict seemed iminent today when Lewis ordered the sergeant at arms to take from the hall Francis Feehan. president of the Pittsburg district. who would not obey the presidents gavel Feehans suppor.ess advaBc- cd to resist. Lewis and his .rieDls were angry and determined. But the hearty laugh of some good-humor- ed delegate in the packed hall brcke the tension. Feehan sat dowr ard -< slS saz .a c1r.ge assI&
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-23
STATEHOOD FOR NEW
 MEXICO AND ARIZONA.

The following editorial is from the New York American:
 Arizona and New Mexico are bet ter prepared for statehood-by every criterion Of population and develop ment-than Colorado was when it came into the Union in 1876. or than any other territory that has been ad- mitted since that time.
 It is questionable indeed whether any state has brought its new star 10 the galaxy of the original thirteen accompanied by so many graces Of civilization as these two territories have now to offer.
 By every tradition of our policy both were thoroughly fit for state hood fifteen years ago. and their ex- clusion from the sisterhood has been in violation Of the spirit of the law. When the Northwest Territory vas turned over to the Federal iurisdic- tion by the State of Virginia. the law of its organization made statehood a matter Of right. to be claimed by the several sections of the territory as soon as they should attain a certain degree Of development. It was the same with the Louisiana Purchase and the Mexican concessions 10 the national domain Statehood for the developed territory has always been matter of democratic right-not ot Congressional grace.
 Arizona and New Mexico have been kept out of their birthright foi many years by the sheer stubborn ness of the senate Three times a least a vote for the admission Of Ari zona to separate statehood has pass ed the House of Representative be held up in the Senate. How mucl of the opposition Of the Senate due to the fact that the republican senators do not wish to see four ne1 democratic United States senators?
 Joint statehood is a subterfuge- never intended in good faith
 The present session of congres should. as a matter of course. an without debate or ado, pass a bill fo separate statehood.
 Tt Is said in Washington that Sel stor Beveridge has decided to wit draw his opposition and will move fc separate statehood in the Senate is time"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-23
FAILURE TO USE IS OFTEN ABUSE.

Hundreds come to Arizona every year in search of health. Weak lungs, weak throats, asthma or other pull monary troubles drive them from the damp and cold .rigors of the east and north to the dry climate and baimy air of sunny Arizona. Yet of these hundreds who come here. how many are there who are really seeking health? Undoubtedly they all think that they are pursuing their search. but many are actually not doing SO.
 Failure to use Is often abuse. Thus may a climate be abused as well as any other thing. Scores who are here iu alleged pursuit of health are vast
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-23
CAnANEA WILL N
 BE FAVORED BY YAW CONCERT
Cananea Club, With Only
 Three Days Notice, Raises the, Required. Guarantee to Bring the. Rare Treat.

s scANANESA. Jan. -GSpecjalb.- 4 contract was sent here oyer tea dasy ago calling for guarantee of a one night performance of Ellen Reach Yaw. Through a case of mistaken assumption it was disregsrded until three days ago. when the entertain ment committee of the CansDes Club took the matter in hand and pushed it to saeoess. Wfvhtn-two hours from the completion of the arrangements sufficient number of tickets were sold to more than double the amount demanded by the singers manager The spacious ball room of. the clnb will be utilized for the occasion. and comfortable and sufficient seating ca- paoity has already been provided This eager response from what would ordinarily be chased as the tbeatre- going public emphasizes the opinion that any attraction of merit woul1 draw well here were the aecommods- tions such that they could be induced to come. Too much credit cannot be given to energetic club members for making it possible for the people of Cananea to listen to an artist SO popular and skillful.
 Wick walling and Tynaii Evans. with their families. have gone down the west coast in the car CaaaDea for a pleasure trip. They expect to
 be absent nearly a months ana viii
 spend a large part of the time in the vicinity of Mazatlan.
 Bill Julian has discarded his wide brimmed. familiar Stetson fo- an up
 to-dste plug hat-some one iost 8 bet
 they say.
 Mrs. Spenser Bishop has returned from an extended visit with relatives
 and friends at Berkiey, California
 George NOlte stopped over a few
 hours yesterday on his vsy to No i gales.
 w. D. Thornton. presiden or -he l Greene-Cananea. is here
 From an answer to a quefy in ths
 Sporting News it looks as q Harry
 Kane. of Douglas. is going after 9
 han plpayer who will be rather diff ficult to secure. A Douglas item
 stated the other day that an effort ! was being made to get the services of Hank Mathewson. Christy's orothe, The sporting paper says that the
 player committed suicide las year.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-23
AT O. X. THEATES.

It looks as though the O. n. theatez had come to stay. Last nign, thcy were forced to run four shows to. .ac commodate the patrons The program of pictures and Illustrated songs vas well received. the songs being encor- ed repeatedly. The picture films contained both comic and dramatic numbers. which caused the audience to laugh enc. minute and hold their breath the next Manager Goetz has apparently struck paying locality. J. R. Norcross. who formerly ran the Family theater in the, old opera hoose. is operating the moving psctp-e ma. ss
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-23
WITHOUT SENSE
 OR REASON.

The talk of the prohibitionists about having a fifty mile prohibition gone created siong the northern bor- der cf Mexico is perhaps the most senseiess and reasonless one yet an- nounced since the local option cam paign began in Cochise countt. When Mr. Chain, was in Douglas he stated in his speech that if Douglas voted in favor of prohibition Mexico would prevent any saloon within zone oi fifty miles south of this city. Since that statement was made by Chafin there has been no one in Douglas foolish enough 10 further assert Or follow up this ridiculous argument. but in the Bisbee Miner Of Tuesday afternoon was what purported to be special dispatch from Washington stating that an effort was to be made to have President Taft ask the Mexi- can government to declare Q fifty-miie prohibition zone. Fools may ask any thing. but to ask the president to 60 thing so supremely ridiculous would raise a suspicion in the mind or the executive that he was being appealed to by lunatic.
 The national government is not in terested in the question of prohibition in the states, counties or cities at home. much less in Mexico The question of regulating the sale oi whisky is a matter entirely in the hands of the states. President Taf, would not undertake to ask even that ! iany state provide 8 law against the sale of liquor. much less would he ask foreign friendly power to ere ate a state of prohibition because Ari zona. Texas or any other state should choose 10 do SO. But it is not unlike ily that he might be asked to Go sacf a thing by those who have conceived
 the idea that force is the proper
 means fol promoting morality ana
 fur;hering the cause of the Christian
 religion. The same crowd that would
 ask President Taft to meddle with th' laws of Mexico would ask that he or
 der an edict against playing golf O baseball on Sunday and that one O
 the conditions of life in the futur
 should be attendance at church a least once during the week.
 In the face Of the fact that the na
 iional government has not even re
 cogni1ed prohibition laws in tn
 states to the extent Of refusing q
 Issue federal licenses in prohibition
 states is sufficient to show the al surdity of the proposition to hay President Taft or anyone else COT nected with the national government make an appeal to Mexico to have
 fifty mile prohibition zone south c  its northern border. , Away with such nonsense.
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now. nor is there any danger Of it's existence in the future.
 A careful and conservative esti- mate of the sentiment anent prohibit tion in cochise county indicates that the county will vote down prohibition by substantial majority. as whole. and that only the precinct of St. Dav- i'd win vote dry In Bisbee the if nanclal condition Is such that the loss Of the revenue coming from the saloon licenses would put the muni- 'cipality into bankruptcy Those ac- Iq1ainted with the sentiment in Bisbee declare that. the vote there will be from e5 to 70 per cent against pro hibition.. Bisbee is today .one of the most orderly mining camps in Ari- zona and the citizens have not been , alarmed by the shrieks of the local loptionists as to impending calamity threstened with the continuation of the saloons. At bisbee, as in Doug. las, the business men and property iowners who have stood by the prog iress and prosperity of that city. are taking no stock in the alarm which has seized the local optlonists and the vote will show a large majority in favor of continuing present condi tions until more strict regulation O the liquor traffic can l., brouga about
 Al Tombstone the opposition t' prohibition is well in the lead. Tomt stone would lose thousands of dollar Eannaaliy. spent there by court visi tors during the yea. should the tow
 go dry" sad Tombstone is in n
 conciiion 10 iaviie such a loss. Thi IS fuiiy realized in the county sea and there. as elsewhere. the bushes linen are refusing to accept prohob lion. recognizing that the illicit tra
 tic would bring a condition of nor
 degraded morality than the open sI
 loon.
 Visitors from Courtland tell of
 sure victory against prohibition |
 that new district and the same IT
 ports come from Gleeson and Pearc
 in the Sulphur Springs valley ar
 many settlers from Oklahoma, Kal sas. and Texas where they have lear
 ed the farce of prohibition in thos states. and they may be expected [
 vote against repetition of 1t in Ar
 soaa.
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through the senate and that the meas ure would be. passed before February | IS. It may be that the .biI will pass 1 Sy that time, but if the measure amounts to no more than what the dispatches say Is proposed by the seq ate committee ;t will not be a s.ats. aood hn at all: it will provide for c constitutional convention and nothing more until after the constitution pre- pared by the citizens of the territor- les has been approved by tine Dresi- dent and congress. After the eonsti- tutions have been approved by the president and congress. then state and county officers may be elected. but I not before. according to the reported plan of the senate committee which seems to have the endorsement of fhe president
 The people of no territory ever ad- mitted into the union have ever been submitted to such treatment All precedent in state making has been to allow the citizens of the new state to prepare their own constitution and so long as it is not in conflict with the constitution of the United States and was republican in form, no one was given the right to say tha: 1t should mot stand as the fundamental law and foundation for the govern iment of the new state. But it is to
 be different with Arizona and New Mexico. if the senate committee has it's way. according to report.
 Should the senate committee sue
 ceed in changing the statehood bill kas 1t proposes i; will be great dis Appointment to the residents of Art
 zona who had been led to believe that
 they were to have fair treatment al Has, at the hands of the republican party which has so long held them ir
 ihe territorial wilderness. Arizona lhas long been qualified for statehood
 and is better qualified today than
 ever before. If the republicans ir the senate do not believe the mer
 who have sweat under an Arizon. sun to reclaim the deserts of this ter ritory. who have hunted the treasures
 of our mineral hills and dumped then iinto the lap of the commerce of th'
 world. who have promoted the splen
 did school system here. who nave
 maintained territorial government
 that has attracted favorable attention from visitors Of every section of tn, union. are capable of selfgovernmen
 then they should say so and dunn
 the Hamilton statehood bill into tn,
 senatorial wastebasket to keep com lpany with several other bills sent tC the senate providing statehood foi Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-23
ROUGH AND READYs.

Bostain defeated Thomas at bil- lizards. 100 10 s4. and Be=gquist de 'fested Rankin. so to 47.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-23
OKLAHOMA AND PROHIBITION.


 (Douglas InternaticnalD
 Yesterday two prominent citizen of the state of Oklahoma were vis.- tors in Douglas on their way to Mex leo to look over prospects for inves' ing in the stock business. One of the gentlemen was c. A. Goode. of Lind say. where he has resided for a grea many years. His companion was Geo C. Mccoy. Of Oklahoma City. Learn ing that there was a prohibition cleo lion pending in Douglas Mir. Goode unhesitatingly expressed himself very freely to the effect that Douglas 0. any other city would make a mistake to undertake to close the saloons a. a means of lesscaias the evils whicl come from the use of liquor.
 'I live in a town" said 2ir. coc1c
 having a populauon Of probably 150c and I will say that I can so out ther any day and see more men under th . influence Of liquor than I have seen in Douglas today. In Lindsay thero are six or seven Federal liquor Ii icenscs held by the blind pig" whisky joints and while the town gets nc lrevenue the cost Of caring for the ocr itrolling the whisky evil is more than
 it would be were the saloons allowed
 to run openly and under regulation
 Tt is almost impossible to convict
 a man of unlawfully selling whisky
 in Oklahoma. There are many arrests
 made in all the towns and cities. but
 it is seldom that you hear of q con viction, the result almost invariably
 being either hung jury or an acquit , tai. thus the territory is carrying ;
 double burden of caring for the vio 3 lations of law arising from the drink ling of whisky or other liquors and tho F prosecution of those who sell liquol
 in violation of law. and there is nC revenue to recompense for thes, F fruitless burdens. I am not a ire r quenter of saloons and do not us, . lIfot1nr httt I an, 1nro-oa so ,ko t-s-.
 of prohibition we have in Oklahom;
 and the great majority of the peopl,
 of that state would be glad to get ri,
 of the prohibition clause which the. 7 lfoolishly placed in the constitution O ]. the state.
 ! Already the people of oklahomi e have started a movement which hai i for its purpose the amendment of thu ' state constitution which will allow e open saloons in the state which wouI, ' he more preferable than the presen 3 condition. so far as the liquor evil i k concerned. In the city of Chickasha , having a population of ten to fiffeer !. Thousand. there are some frrcat- Fe., s ,eral licenses issued to those who ar, 8 engaged in selling whisky by the bot 2 tie or drink as desired In Okiahom, -lCity understand that the number ?
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-23
TRAIN BANDITS JET
 AWAY WITH slO,OOO
CBy Associated Press.l

ST LOUIS. Jan 22.-The four men who held mp the Missouri Pacific train near Eureka, Mo, last night. are re ported to be in hiding in this city. Two hundred men and six bloodhodnGs covered the greater part of St Louis county today in a fruitIess search for the boat in which the bandits are sup posed to have foatsd down the Mera- mec river to a point convenient to S. Louis. The boat was stolen Fri day night a few miles from the scene of the robbery
 Rewards aggregating S7200 were Of fered today for the arrest and con viction of the outlaws, who are be lieved to have obtained $i0000 in the robbery. A man wa sarrcsted here today as a suspect.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-23

ST. LOUIS, jan. 22.-Depaties lead inng pursuit of the outlaws who had robbed the Missouri Pacific train near Eureka, Mo. last night, announced late tonight they had obtained admis- sion from a young woman living near the scene of the robbery that Per sweetheart was one of the robbers. She is also reported as having dis closed the hiding place Of the men.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-23
BILLIARDS AND
 BOWLING TIE ORDER
GREAT INTEREST IS MANIFESTED IN COMPETITION ON CT Y. M. C. A.

The past few days have 6een busy ones at the Y. NJ. c. A. with both a bowling and billiard tournament in full sway. J. T Quick, the social sec retary, is sparing no effort to make his department the most popular one in the building. while D W. PollarJ. the general secretary, and H. " Owen, his assistant. are adding new names daily to the already large r.em- bership. The members have come 10 realize that the success or such an institution depends largely upon then. and they are assisting the secretaries in every way possible
 Iii the bowling tournament last night the Rough and Readys won over Free mans Colts by a score CT 1929 to 1096.
 The following are the individual scores:
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CROWS WARM
Arrangements for Hatchet Day
Going Ahead With a
Big Rush.

Had there been gallery audience at /
last evening : meeting Of the EIks
Washington birthday carnival commit |
tee, and bad it been made up of legis- |
lators and supervisors, the members Of
said audience would have profted much
by the example of business methods eX
hibited Jimmy Doughertv was in the
chair and had several times to bang
the table with a match box to queIl en-
thnsiastic outbursts on the part Of
numerous energetic committeeman.
Two weeks remain before the Elks
pull off their great two-night carnival
in honor Of the cherry tree champion OF
yeracity. George Washington. and yet
the progress Of arrangements for the
unique and monster celebration has been
sufficiently rapid to lead the observer
to suppose that the carnival is to be
tomorrow. Everybody reported ad-
yancement. and the lineup of special
stunts and events certainly looks good.
Joe Cohen, chairman Of the vaude
Vile committee, Will. on the first night,
/ Monday February n. contribute all the
! excellent talent he viii at that time
! have under engagement at the Orpheum
! rheater. There will be no show at the
| Orpheum ON that evening, and the pub
! lie may count on all the big doingS be
| ing along the "EIhs' Trail" in front
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