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Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-01
TOMBSTONE CONSOLIDATED
 MAY RESUME OPERATIONS
Board of Directors Met Yesterday and Discussed Definite Re
 organization Plans

TOMBSTONE, March 31- (SpeciaD A meeting of the board of direct CTS of the Tombstone Consolidated Mining company was held here yes terday While nothing was given out for publication, it is understood that definite plans for the reopening of the mines with sufficient financial backing to make them go, are under consideration. 4 definite announce men. of the resumption of work is expected to follow soon. The re port that the mines would soon be reopened has given much encour agemeni
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-01
TROUBLE AND
 TURMOIL PROBABLE.

Hon. Champ Clark. the speaker-to- be Of the democratic house. which will convene in. extra session Tues day, very frankly confesses that he is unable to say what the outcome of this special session will be. And in his uncertainty the whole demo cratic party and the whole country shares
 With the democrats controlling the house of representatives by a crush ! ing majority and the possibility of a combination of democrats and re- publicans controlling the senate. the new congress has it in its power to bring lasting and general benefits to the whole country. That it has this ipower no one denies. ard naturally follows the question. why the un- certainty as to the outcome?
 This can only be accounted for by a lack Of confidence in the members doing their duty by their country ana 1t is manifest that Mir. CIara. than whom no one knows better the tenn per and purposes of the majorit, shares this lack of confidence. since he frankly confesses that he cannot tell what the outcome wil be. There is no secret about the stu. ation. It is a matter of common knowledge that the democrats are as torn and split and are knifng each other as badly as the republicans are and have been doing, and it is also a matter of common knowledge that without democratic harmony no material reform in the tariff can be effected-reform SO striking and beneficial as to inure to the benefit of the democratic party in the cam. paign next year.
 It is manifest that the democratic members of the new congress, if they hope to benefit the people and fo nronnofc fho e,,ceneo of fha uarsv
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-01
May Attack HermOsilliO TOday

NOGALES. Ariz, March 31- There is persistent rumor here that a movement on Hermosi1lo will be made by the insurrectos before Sunday In accomplishing this i5 is admitted it's success will largely depend upon keeping the iederals occupied at Ures.
 It is acknowledged the fnsurrectos Las force near San Benito. a few miles from Hermosilla, and there are also rumors it has been cap tured
 P. SaHdoval, presidente of Nc sales, today said he had received official advices from Governor Gu tiilas and Gen. Torres that the in aurrectos mad abandoned Ores aft CT having been driven from the mill at San Rafael which was dyna mi.ed by the federals Sandoval says he has received no advlces in regard to the reported capture of San Benito
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-01
HoW TIME cHANeEs oNE

Glad 10 see ye. sir-glad to see ye exclaimed the host. Why. it mu~t be--let me think-ten years since you came to our parts"
 Yes: times chsnge-eh?' replied he old gentleman meditatively.
 They do, sir" replied his host. But you don't seem to suffer from that complaint. Your wife's changed moren you, if I may say so."
 Indeed" said the old man.
 Ay. she looks thinner than when she was here last. Used to be- piump. Grown bit taller, too, ain't sne2 Afraid she's no. the same health. sir. She's not the same com piexion"-
 Tn fact replied the old man dryiy. she's not the same wife"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-01
TRYING 90 6ELlTTLE
 HON. FRANK MURPHY.

Because lion. F. M. M0Ipha Stf~ it as his opinion that Arizona has lost the present opportunity for statehood because of the radical features inserted in the constitution of the proposed new state and state1 thar these evidences of radicalism had already cost this territory heav- iIy by discouraging investment of large sums of money in our indus tries and enterprises. the PhoeniN Gazette arises to the extent of d two column editorial and remarks that Arizona was making constitu- tion for the people of Arizona ani that fl would be able to get along without eastern men or their mon ey," or words to that effect The Gazette goes further and attempts to belitte Mir Murphy and the great service he has rendered to Arizona, by saying that he spends the most of his time in New York Mir. Mur- phys business in New York has been for the purpose of interesting capital in the further development of Arizona, and a man of his ca uacifv can be of more service to he territory in the money centers than at his home in Prescott, and certainls of more servive than any muckgsaing newspaper in Phoenix. During the past quarter of a decade Mir. Murphy has formed associations nthc East which have sent their mouev to Arizona for building the Prescott < Phoenix railroad, for the purchase and development of the copper mines at Silver Bell in. Pima count and for the construction of sme.ting plant and railroad to sasco. where this smelter is located and for the development of the Tombstone Consolidated mines az Tombstone. where more than five million dollars were expended during the past ten years
 IL is to be regretted that the Ca  zette or any other newspaper in Arizona could find itself in such a thankiess mood as to berate Frank Murphy because of an honest ex. pression of his views on the state hood situation and the results ol he recall convention. Frank Murphy was ono of the big me1 in Arizona who peat to the front with his large influence and money to prevent this territory being joined with New Mexico under the infamous joint statehooa bill It is such men as he -ho wogld enjoy the greatest bene
 its G statehood and the opportunity + vo-ld bring for inducing capital tc join them in the further development of their great enterprises in thil part Of the West, and to say tha Frank Murphy is nor in favoi of statehood is as senseless as i would he to say that a baby woult refuse a red striped stick of cand, when offered to it.
 Frank Murphy has devoted tn, best years of his life to enterprise. closely connected with the upbulld ing of Arizona. and we regard hin as fully as capable to advise ths people regarding statehood or theii constitution as Charley Akers ot the Phoenix Gazette
 oKLAHoMA's
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-01
q. LOUIS OFFICERS
 SEEK MILLIONAIRE
Father Acquitted on Kidnapping Charge, But Whereabouts
 of Child Is Mystery

SLAYER ~ ...
 EVERETT, Washington. March SI Otis N Weeden, she Sauk river ranehman, who hecaZe insane yes terday and shot and killed three Of his neighbors, William RiRkeT, John Rinker and John Smyre, died late last night.
 With only o.e Of Weeden's vic tins had he auarreled at any time befofe the murders. Meeting the wife of one of the dead men, he told her he had just killed wild cat.
 There was a witness % the mur der ot Smyre. and weeden forced him 70 help lift Smyre's body so that hogs could not devour 1t.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-01
oKLAHoMA's
 REPENTANT BANKS.

According to Washington dis patches eighty Oklahoma banks arc plying for charters as national
 nks No reason is given. but it
 reasonably be found in the Dc adeney of an assessment of 1 per cent. Of deposits for making good
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-01
SOME PRESIDENTIAL
DOPE

speculation as to sRe esectoral college in the present disordered condition of poliueal affairs is not apt to be profitable. Merely as a thing of interass. showing how a thick-and-thin party organ can see things as theH ~aint'' tLe following table of dope from the Philadei- phia Telegraph is reproduced here.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-01
ROOSEVELT NEvAoA's GUEST

CARSON CITY New, March 31.- Governor Oddie issued a proclama tion today declaring Monday. April ., a legal holiday in honor of Col. Theodore Roosevels's visiS to this state. The legislature adopted a resolution making him Nevada's guest during his stay.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-01
JUDGE O'GORMAR IS
 ELECTED SENATOR
Continued From Page II


 finiteiy closer to and more poten tial, in that organization than has Mir. Sheehan"
 The Few senator from New York will join hands wJSb President Taft in urging reciprocity with Canada and the fortification of the Panama canal
 He stands 7er immediate down ward revision of the tariff. reeiproci v with Canada, the parcels post. eor.ihcation of the Panama eaLal, direct election of United Stztss senators. and the federal income tax, and is against "aIl .special priv ileges and nsonopolies"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-01
To AppREss GRAIN MeN.

BOSTON, Mass. March 3l.-United States Senator Clapp of Minnesota came to Boston today to deliver tho principal address a. the annual hanquet of the New England Grain Dealers Association.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-01
TARs HAVE MEASLES.

SAN DIEGO. March S1.--Measles are on board the battleship South Dakota and five men have been trans ferred to local hospitals
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-01
Mayo Approaches Mexicaii.

CAMPO, Cal. March 31.-A re port reached here this afternoon that Col. Mayol. in command of 800 Mexican troops, is marching in diyi sions on MeXicali, and has reached Picachos Pass This brings him within 50 miles of Mexicali His force is yet on the west side of the mountains and the scattered par ties are to be joined on the east side before the regular advance up on MexicaIi is made.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-01

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
 Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if il fails to cure E. W. GROVES signature is on each box. 2sc. 103
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-01

Hamilton ReveIle is so appear in London this season in a short play by Kate Jordan, which bears the title "Susan's Gentleman
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-01
Doubtful.
Electors.
Total


Phoenix and Maricopa county are in the throes of a countrywide local option election. It has already stir red tine capital city and the cam paign promises to be one Of the liveliest in. the history of the terri tory. Under the segregation law Phoenix cannot be bound by the
 majority vote in the entire county, but will be wet" or dry as the majority vote is cast in the city. This is the second attempt to carry prohibition in Phoenix. which shows that the local optionists have not given up the fight or lost hope in the possibilities of success. The Ga, zette is leading inc fight for the prohibitionists. but the chances are that the an'is win again carry the election.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-01

ID selecting the teachers for the public schools the home product should be given preference whenever that is possible without lowering the standard of efficiency.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-01

Mound City Paints wear Ionqest and look best, eIs5EE HARowARE
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-01
POWDER GIVES OUT,
 FIGHT COMES ID END

Continued from Page IL not last more than four or five days unless replenished. Stanley's inde pendent force of eighty men cen stitute the only menace to the federais in case they besiege Mex icali
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-01

Charley Akers. editor Of the Pnoe- ni& Gazette, still stands with out stretched hand. begging for money with which to pay his expenses on another junketing trip to Washing ton in the interest Of statehood. What has the statehooI league in Cochise county done in the matter of 8 jingling response to this appeal? We suggest that Parsons. Feeny and Bolan get busy and send in the coin.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-01

While the story" Of the battle of Chocolate Pass proved to be a fake" pure and simple. it was one of the best that has eminated from El Paso. Its writer was certainly the candy kid"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-01
THE WEATHER

AR1zONA-Fair Saturday and Sun day.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-01

John Glendinning has a piaylet called A Pantomime Prince"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-01

It is manifest that the democratic members of the new congress, if they hope to benefit the people and to promote the success of the party.
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Continued from Page IL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-18
ADVERTISING TALKS.
CONTINUED from Page OneJ
try that do advertise-EFFEC-
lively AND PROFITABLY.

lively AND PROFITABLY.
The public has GREAT
FAITH in financial institutions
that place before them all of the
facts about HOW they are man.
aged, WHO manages them,
how they transact business, how
they SAFEGUARD the inter-
ests of their depositors, how
they help deserving enterprises,
etc.
The banks in every commu-
nifty are a wonderful help to that
community if they are in touch
with the business interests and
with the people-if they are
FRANK AND OPEN-AND-
ABOVE BOARD in all of their
transactions.
| don't know anything about
the details of banking business,
but it is not a bit different from
any other business-banks must
get in enough money and loan
enough money to make it d
PROFITABLE undertaking.
The bank that will tell it's af-
fairs to the people in the COM
munity and INVITE THEIR
CONFIDENCE through adver-
tisements in papers-that bank
is bound to get more business
and to become more prosperous.
A big enterprise such as the
banking business is-and one of
the MOST IMPORTANT EN-
TERPRISES, too-ustally feels
less inclined to make itself
known than any other enter
prise in the community.
But the banks that are adver-
Using in a HUMAN INTER
EST WAY-IN SPITE OF IRA
DITION-are doing BETTER
BUSINESS ALL OF THE
TIME and will continue to do so.
Advertising of the right kind
| will benefit the banking bust
ness, just as it benefits other
lines of business.
(To be Continued.)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-18
The Farmer and HIGH Prices.

To the Editor OF The Times: You
have had your say editorially In
favor OF the proposed reciprocity
treaty between the United States and
Canada. and you have published long
accounts OF what our honored presi-
dent says in support OF the same
treaty Are you fair enough TO print
a protest from one OF your farmer con-
stituents?
think we farmers sympathize with
the city dwellers more than you real
ice. for we also buy large percent
age of our food. Tea and coffee,
sugar and flour. meat and fish; In TACT,
all our food. save perhaps few eggs
and some potatoes, we buy at the
same price which yo0 pay. And yet
you city dwellers blame us for the
high price OF food. We sell our fat
cattle at &C or &c "A pound, and then
turn around and pay l5c 10 zoe
pound for the beef. We sell our corn
AT less than ic a pound and pay l5c
a pound for corn flakes. We sell cur
chickens at sc or Zoe per pound ana
as SOOn as the DulNnei mas i'H'S'NN
their feathers. he sells the same fowls
at lSc TO zoe per pound. We sell our
butter and eggs To the merchant and
I'm a few minutes he passes them over
the counter at an advance OF from ~
10 40 per cent Who Is 10 blame for
the high prices of food? Is the farm
err also TO blame for the high price
OF fuel and OF clothing, OF furniture
and of farm machinery?
Whatever reduction in the price OF
food this treaty with Canada brings
about Will come out OF the farmers
pocket. We farmers will be up against
a competition which will make our
products a drug in the market.
III closer trade relations with Can
ada are desirable. why not give US
free trade instead Of this one-sided
piece OF political chicanery aimed 10
impoverish the farmers OF the states
along the Canadian border?
Our great and good President TAFT
assures the farmer that this treaty
will be a good thing for him. we
agree. II will cure his habit OF spend
ing money.
CLAYTON c. MILLER.
Battle Creek, Mich, Feb. IL, 1911.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-18

To the Editor of The Times: l have
been "A reader Of your valuable paper
for several years and am very much
pleased with the stand you take in
trying to educate the people up TO
higher standard, both in politics and
domestic life. and Will try 20 add my
mite in the same common cause.
| am much pleased with Gov. Os-
horn and with the position he takes
I'm trying To economic in the admin
istration OF our state government and
bringing about very much-needed re-
ferns. suppression OF graft. bribery
and frauds. junketing. etc. and II Is
the duty of every resident In Michi-
gam be he rich or poor, high or low.
young or old. To encourage and assist
the governor In his efforts TO give
Michigan a clean and economical ad.
ministration.
III he absolutely refuses to accept q
second term as governor OF Michigan.
perhaps he can be persuaded To accept
a higher position. for IL we expect our
present form OF government TO stand
for all time to come. We must call
halt on the unnecessary extravaganza
and corrupt methods that are forced
upon us more openly each year.
Now, while We have the governor
and a lot of good men In both
branches OF our legislature, isn't the
time ripe TO ask for, and insist on.
the passage of laws prohibiting brib-
cry. graft, and dickering in our sew
eral departments OF government from
the smallest common school districts
| to our highest state Offices?
II this is TO be government OF. for
and by the people give us all that be-
longs To us: give us the right to vote
direct for United States senators. and
! the initiative, referendum and recall.
| II we have the right TO elect and en-
| ploy a public servant, we certainly
should have the right to recall and
discharge him or her at any time he
or she Is guilty of an offence unbecom-
| ing a public officer. Let US give our
officials a reasonable compensation
for their services and make an exam
pie OF every CRATER and trickster.
| Brand him so wide and deep that
| his successor dare not risk IT,
II. III. READ.
Riyerdale, Mich.
! Feb. 18th, 1911.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-18
From Another Point of View

time the baseball finds
A Deray having frog maybe
hops
IN subways
sticks to his sraphang
'one first time
Might suggest to that omnibus claim
there quicker in a taxicab
hghwayman. Pttsburg lost his probably
overlooking thugs pocketbook
mas finish. whether the marriage
<ood dropping ais
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-18

To the Editor of The Times: Rev.
FIR. Stritch says Socialism is opposed
to property rights and individual
freedom. This Is untrue. Socialism
guarantees TO every individual the
full product OF his own labor, which
is much more than he gets at the
present time.
He says, Socialism supports free
love. sexual freedom, adultery and d.
vorce. and seeks TO destroy religion.
II he knows anything about Socialism
he knows this is false. II he does not
know he has no right to pose as a
teacher
I defy him to produce a single para
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-18

graph from any standard work on
Socialism TO prove his statements,
III Socialism be wrong, truth Is tho
best weapon with which TO night II.
II 1t is right. calumniations VIII not
prevail against II.
He says: II Is against the existence
OF the church as u property-ownins
rower.
IL is against the private holding OF
property by any church, any corpora
ton or any individual when said prop
erty is used to exploit the masses
which, by the way, is the only rea-
son for private ownership OF public
utilities.
WIN. II. CORNWELL,
Ithaca, Mich, Feb. II, 1911.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-18
Armours To Quit Missouri.

81. LOUIS. Feb. 1S.-Ofiicials OF
the Armour Packing Co have served
notice on Secretary of State Roach
that the company would Withdraw
from business operations in Missouri.
What reasons prompted the decision
were not stated. The Armour Co. is
one OF the defendants in custer pro-
ceedings instituted for alleged viola
tons Of the antitrust laws Of Mis-
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Il way.
foregoing represents the sentiment of
80 cities Michigan sufficient weight with legislators
there in big victory for the of Detroit and for
those citizens city of the who favor the most direct line as
the quickest and expression of the popular will
Amendment the petoned for this resolution
viii Obv the necessity of general revision of the charter of Detroit
before the people will be able themselves the question OF
they railways and will successfully meet
the position supreme of the its decision
General revision would not only be expensive but would mean
long delay settling problem the the people of this
city want it settled
isn't any about that way either.
pointed Municipalities that three
would required amend the charter that would take
two years would the city 100000
If anything alderman conservative
indeed revision accomplished in
two years wasted and would
years hanging and watching the by before
the city would campaign possession Of its
streets.
Delay, always is what the corporation wants
The corporations will therefore Lansing doing their ut
most to defeat the O the municipalities
II will be recalled that present containing the
cesons people, the
porate enemies of the people
compromise people could from the lessa
of years ago.
been corporations
Which concession the POSSIBILITY of delay
We are now to try more get the
atur the last which SATISFACTORY
home experience taught what have do to
accomplish that end.
There be lobby Lansing the corporation side.
TO BE lobby Lansing when this matter comes
before the Legislature the PEOPLES side.
delegation citizens of Detroit 60 to Lansing in the interest OF
the revision asked for WILL BRING RESULTS
Wayne the legislature be gotten
together soldy for revision, will get it.
But Wayne members will not be for it sodly unless member
Wayne understand that the people Of Detroit whom they
are serving DEMAND legislation put them get it.
There should special tranoad Of Detroit citizens arriving in
Lansing day this matter in the legislature
And every representative Wayne should be stood
with the fact that between the
people the corporations won't do this time
corporations get the laws they want and kill laws
they do not want
And that's the only way people get what THEY
from their lawmakers
fathers.
opposed general charter revision because means the tying
giving patrons the relief he has promised
them.
points.
will have better traffic conditions unless the people turn
ont and support honestly trying get them
Mayor Thompson other do this thing alone
There this help from those who hope to
derive the benefits.
take much of citizens time will it call heavily
his the day the proposed amend
ments to the rule act up for consideration.
And Of every citizen who there that day to
BE THERE
shoulder the wheel and we'll this hill time
Ia 81 II
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EDITORIALS BY THE PEOPLE

This OF opinion upon
not
abus
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-18

The Japanese are reported sore be.
cause we are terrifying the canal.
oh. well. then. let's not fortify IL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-18

II, as a scientist says. the earth and
Venus are twins, Venus certainly
COPIED the prettier name
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-18
KILL BA-
BIEs, TREAT |
DIPHTHEHIA
| As a HARM
DISEASE !

man not by mstakenterrby
of
nnbtberia is caused by
child with disease
laboa
: % dpbhera the powerful poison
ducedby the germs
No o him
dandknow shows X.
of dphthera the
affected Why? Because his pood re
aes the toxin prevents njuriDg the body
a made with dphhera
the blood
of diphhea oxn-hat Is
germs
poisoned with dphthera His
to
multiplying hourly thus
oraosing poison to be neutralzed VIII he win?
babies LETT 10 hght IL out mone
of every lost the battle
his blood the
% therein is with the blood OF the baby to
blood developed
baby wins Always w"
efore antoxn $50 cities of the United states re
poed is3 $50 diphtheria with 67l79 deaths
Sna The Introduction OF remaining
sections
we're 1882 deaths
Ana
number OF patients antoxn but ss
cent? y
When your Put baby bedget
good old family will be 30 cent
long on market
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souri,, pending in the supreme court
of the state.