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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-02-16
OBITUARY

With many sorrowfng friends and
relatives in attendance, funeral SER
vices over the remains of Julia A.
Weidner, wife of Leo C. Lyon, were
held this afternoon at her late resi-
dence, 2124 North avenue, at $50
o'clock. The services were in charge
of Rev. r. L. Swain, pastor of the
South Congregational church. Mrs. r.
B. Hard sang a number of appropriate
iGrumman. Harry sherwood. George
G. Peet, G G. Hamilton, j. NJ Saxton
and William H. Batcheller. Inter-
ment was in Mountain Grove ceme-
terry.
The remains of Annie, widow of
Alexander Coughlin, who was fatally
burned on Monday evening, were en-
tered at rest yesterday afternoon in
Mountain Grove cemetery following
services from, the. undertaking parlors
of Rourke & Rourke conducted by
Rev. E. J. Kenyon, rector of ST. Paul's
Episcopal church.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-02-16
IN MEMORIAM.

There will be months mind mass
of requiem celebrated at the Sacred
Heart church, Friday morning, Feb
II. at z o'clock. for the repose of
the soul Of the late Christopher
Reilly a.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-02-16
French underwear
and other sorts cheap.


Runpled and mussed
underwear is not worth
it's marked price to us.
But it has lost none in
value to you-for a
single laundering re-
stores it to all its orig
inal goodness and
beauty:
We have found a
quantity Of such. Some
is of French make i'm
ported direct by the
store. Some is La
Grecque tailored UNI
derwear. A number Of
pieces are samples. A
goodly lot is made up
Of odd sizes from the
regular stock.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
THE REGULATION
 OF AUTOMOBILES
Ordinance Is Drawn and Now Ready for PreSen-
 tatiOn

The automobile ordinance, as re- constructed to suit the members ot the city council, is ready for introduc- ton before that body for passage. It is understood that the ordinance, as now framed, differs considerably .from the one first drawn, though the contents of the ordinance are not known
 Whatever it's contents, it is said that there will be opposition to the passage of the ordinance. While the specific grounds for objection to the ordinance are not known, the gen eral opposition seems to Dc because the auto tag is a ~city fad" not jus tifed by the size of the city and mum Der Of automobiles in use.
 The annual tax per machine Will not apply to the garages that keep a number of machines. Their only expense under the ordinance will be tags for their machlIes. which will be retailed by the city at a dollar each. A special meeting of the coun' cil will probably be called soon to take action on the ordinance. Al that time the opposition of the anti faddists will be made known
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
TROOP OF
 ATHLETES IN BISBEE


 Genuine novelty is in store for the patrons who attend the Royal tonight and tomorrow night, october 1g and 20. for Shosha Yokoyama and his troup of Japanese wrestlers. sword dancers. feneers and athletes will fea- ture in the program that is offered. This troup is now en route from San Francisco to New York, has made stops at various points along the line, and on each ocasion has entertained and pleased large houses. In Arizona such has been the case at Phoenix and in Tucson. From here they will 90 on tG Douglas and thence to Fl Paso. at both of which places they will furnish exhibitions.
 Shosho Yokoyama is the heavy middleweight wrestling champion of Japan. He has a standing challsqge out 10 meet all corners at the Ja- panese style Of wrestling and in this country his challenge has been ac- cepted by scores of wrestlers who have all fallen victims to his prowess. Recently he issued a challenge to Al Ketchell 10 meet him here, but Ketch. Is unwilling to fan for anything ih the jiu-iitsu line. He would take the Japanese champion on at catch as catch can. but does not know the jiu-jitsu tricks and side-steps.
 Al the Royal Shosho Yokoyama will. with the aid of other members
 of the troup, show the Japanese style of wrestling, or jiu-jitsu. including the fine poitns of the game and the | skill he has acquired in it's methods ! There are expert swordsmen in the party and they will give fencing eX hibitiOns. There will be dancing and ] other features that will please. The well known agility Of the Japanese
 the methods of physical culture they
 employ from childhood to manhood al ! insure numbers on the program tha
 will prove interesting and entertain | ing
 In addition 10 these numbers there will be the usual reels of motion pic lures interspersed through the pro 1 gram
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
CRIMINAL LIST
 FOR NEXT TERM
Grand Jury Win Reoort for Duty October
 30

TOMBSTONE. October 1S-The or der for the drawing of the territor- iai grand jury has been received and the names Of those who will serve in that capacity have been drawn and are now being summoned TlS. fol- lowing eases will be submitted to them The jury win report for duty on Monday. october 90
 R w. Baker. grand larceny, Glee. son on bail
 Ross Arnold. assault with intent to kin. Johnson.
 Trinidad Luna, grand larceny. Douglas.
 sherman Alley. burglary, Lowell. l.. D. Richardson, burglary. Naco. w. o. Cochraue, aiding prisoners to escape from branch county jail. Low ell.
 James Sharp, assault, Lowell.
 Paul Flax, murder, Douglas
 Arthur Gibson, murder. Douglas. Charles WeXler. burglary. Douglas. Joe Brown murder Douglas
 w A. Waters, forgery. PirJleyille. on hail.
 John A. Smith. murder Benson
 R Johnson. fraud, Douglas
 Jess Navarro. burglary, Bisbee. B. Benderman. assault, Bisbee Pat Brown. assault, Bisbee, on bail. Manuel Saenz. arson, Benson.
 Louis Sausarrieg, assault 10 rage. Lowell
 Harvey Hughes. murder, Lowell on bail
 Raefel Poz aiding fugatiye from jus. tice Lowell
 Lorenzo Martinez, robbery, Lowell. Elito Hernandez. assault, Tomb stone on bail
 s. s. Kirkpatrick, burglary, Court. land
 Douie Dnbar. assault, BSsbee on bail
 F. McDamus. rape. Douglas.
 Joe Kline assault with intent to commit murder, Douglas. on bail
 J. F. Crews. assault with a deaS1y weapon. Cochise.
 l.. P. Ward. felony. Bishee
 Ross Arnold murder, Johnson. Jake Ensish, assault with intent to commit murder. Lowell
 Nicenti Garcia. burglary. Douglas Flerculano Uzeta, burglary Doug las.
 Charles Marion. assault with intent 10 commit murder, Douglas
 Ruben McDaniels. assault with a deadly weapon, Douglas, on bail
 R. A. Pride. keeping house Of pros titution, Wilcox, on bail
 From the above list 1t win be seen thar six defendants are being held on aUeppd charges pF rturdar and with two cases still remaining untried at the last term of the district court there are a total of eight murder eases to be disposed of ar the cOming< <erm Of the local tribunal of justice
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
ADMITTED LATtNtSs
 BUT NOT IAEBRIETY
Iomer 0ffenSe Held Noi to
 be Q Crime

Being cat late at night was the worst that Fred Carlson would own up to when he was arraisned in the city court yesterday morning. He was arraigned on the charge of being in state of mtoxication on the streets of Bisbee. but when the charge was read 10 him he entered q vigorous denial saying that he ad. tnitted being out too late at night but that the charge tha he was drunk was not true. He said that he had concluded that it was too late for 2 gentleman 10 be out and had start ed home when he was picked up by an officer
 Having entered a plea of not guilty the court set his case al o'clock yes terday afternoon. retaining the de lendants watch as security, but be fore that hour in the afternoon came around. he reappeared and changed his plea 10 guilty and was fined S2.50 which he paid He was unable tC do without his watch. which was de liyered to him when the fine was paid
 The court refused to hear a plea oI guilty to being out late at night. say ing that the curfew law did not apply 10 adults, and furthermore. the com plaint sworn 10 by tho officer did not charge him with keeping late hours
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
BEAUTIFUL BALLOT
 DELICATE PINK HUE
Sample Ticket Ought to AWak- en Interest in First
 Election

Clerk IT. F. Berner of the board Of supervisors yesterday issued yards and yards of pink paper from which the voters Of Cochise county are to select their tickets. state, county. city and precinct. This does not mean that the official ballots themselves will necessarily be pink, but the sam pies which are to he posted are de cldediy colored.
 Clerk Berner is no friend of the new primary law. because it has put upon him about the greatest amount of work in the least allowance Of time he has ever undergone No sooner had the numerous nomination petitions been filed than it was nee
 essary to begin work on the ballots and now that the sample ballots are scores Of candidates and posted all scores Of candidates and postel all over the county. There is some work to this law for direct elections
 The democratic and republican
 tickets are about Of equal length, . little over eighteen inches and abour
 fourteen inches wide No provision is made against man forgettine which ticket he started down before he gets through. as the only party denomination Is at the top. However as he can receive only the ballot Of one party he is comparatively safe
 The ballots present the names oI ! candidates for twenty-siX different offices, and for some or these offices : there are from two 10 seven to be ! chosen. To add to the complications many of the candidates have theii | platforms under their names, ana ! this stretches the ballot some more i It is very plainly shown how many i are to be voted or for every office ' provided the voter can read Other ! wise he is in a bad fix as it woulC apparently be impossible to rcmem
 Der preliminary coaching long enougt :. Co vote the entire ballot.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
POLITICIANS OCCUPY
 ENTIRE ATTENTION
Campaign 0verShadows Pro- gram Arranged for Good
 Road Celebration

That the scene Of intense political activity had changed. Bisbee knew. Thu 1t had probably shifted to Doug las was believed The active work CTS who for days had been visitors here had generally departed and To- cal politicians were absent from their usual rendezvous There was a cele- bration in Douglas. IL reqired no Sherlock Holmes to deduce that the politicians had gathered in the Smelt- CT City and that the good roads cele- bration had become a political pow WOW.
 Such proves the case. Returning visitors ro Douglas, when asked about the celebration appear 10 have seen no horse races or other sporting events The one great race is the primary handicap, a free for all with the greatest field Of starters that has ever been seen in Arizona. The rae ing events al the Phoenix fair, yes, even the great Copper Stakes win have no such entry list as this. In the going the candidates are crowd
 ing each other on the track as they strive for the pole and two races, the republican handicap and the democratic free for all, are being run at the same time.
 Fred Sutter candidate for the demo cratic nomination for superior court judge. returned yesterday afternoon . from Douglas. where he had the night | before attended a meeting of the ! Douglas democratic club. He believed ! that at the same time there had been held a republican meeting, but oi this be was not certain, he had been ' interested only in the democratic meeting. Yes, all of the republican politicians had been there, and theiI presence was enough to indicate that there had at least been a club meet ing. even if there had not been a pub
 lie rally
 The democrats were all there, too he said. that is, those who were ir { Bisbee over Sunday, and if any ot them were missing he had not no
 ticed their absence. There were enough candidates to go around, any way Possibly there was some cele bration going on other than the greet ing of the aspirants for office, but i so it was not particularly noticeable and it had not in any way disturbed campaigning in the slightest degree
 Other returning candidates told tho same tale There had been an en thusiastic meeting of the democratic club at Crystal Hall there had beeI speaking at Douglas, democracy wa,
 rampant and preparing for a trium phaI march into office, the only re
 maining step being the selection O leaders for the expedition on Tues day next
 Thus the play goes on The cele bration at Douglas ended last even ing and the curtain on, another seen, rang down. The candidates will agaiI scatter to the four points of the. com pass. each to the particular sectior
 of fence that he considers in tn, \ greatest need of repair.
 And after yesterday there remaine,
 but five days before the ballots
 should decide the standard beareri
 Of the two parties.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
DISTRICT COURT
Short Session Win Be Held by Judge
 Dean Today

TOMBSONE, Oct. 1S.-A short ses. sion Of the district court vii be Eseld tomorrow and Friday, at which time Judge DOan will attempt to clean up the business Of the April term. and the opening of the October term on Monday, the 23d
 The following dates have been an nounced by the district court clerk with reference 10 the sessions or the district court.
 Brief session October l9 and 20 for purpose Of cleaning up pending liti- gatiOn
 Call Of civil calendar for October term set for October 23.
 Grand jury conyenes on Monday October 30
 Date for hearing petitions fc~ @2t. nralization papers in the federal court. fixed for Wednesday, Decem. her l3
 lt is expected that the territorial trial jury will be called for service some time In December
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
Dominican LotterIes.

Lotteries are operated in all impor. tant towns and cities of the Domlnl- can republic. In many of the larger cities there are from two to five, prac- tically all under municipal supervis- ion. Seventy per cent must be given in prizes, , per cent. goes for streets and roads. and the rest, less expenses, Is divided among the public hospitals, schools. fire deDartments and charities.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE WARREN REALTY 6 DEVELOPMENT co.

who desire information in regard to the financial and physical condition ol the company, which you are en- titled 10. and which we have been un- able 10 get, are invited 10 communi. cate with the undersigned, who are among the minority stockholders O; the company.
 5 sufficient support is received, a meeting of the stockholders will be called, in this city, tO consider ways and means Of securing this informa- ton.
 Stockholders are requested to state the number of shares they own
 H. 4. STRoDHoFF.
 F. s. NON aRN1M. Douglas, Arizona 321
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
The KIna.

q have a new vacuum cleaning proposition aEd Tn trying to find some financial backing 10 put it on the mar ket What kind of capitalist would you suggest as best to approach"
 "Why not try a sucker with the dust?"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
Dainty Cuff Links.

Dainty cun links may be made of crochet buttons. sewing two together. ike the parts of a dumb-bell Ink. with strong thread loon of the right length. and buttonholing over it- These links will not be lost ike many oth- CTS
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
A tost Art.

Another art has been lost There was a tune when the elegant woman took a legitimate pride in her manner of ascending a stair In this day Of elevators. if there stiIl exist women who have the manner. there nre few stairs worthy 10 serve as a stage on which they may exhibit lt
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
Vanity of Roman Emnernr

The Emperor Augustus robbed Feb ruary of day. and put it on to An gust. so that the month named after him should not be lacking in dignity.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
say M. Candifate

Say Mr. Candidate Don't send your money out to mail order houses and then have the nerve Co ask your Home Merchant to carry you 90 days. Smoke Commercial ci- gars and Boost Home enterprises.
 941
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
Ever Hopefui.

So you think this halt on horse ra- chg Is good thing?" Yes" replied MT Jinslewad T thought you were Interested in the turf ~I am. But 1t doesn't do any harm to let the pub He save up a little money now and then. to be delivered over in larger insiallmeuts when we open up agaia."
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
Her Advantaqe.

The Venus ol Milo sheltered. They cant Identity me by finger prints. she cried. Herewith she felt she could safely embark on a career Of crime
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
MILLINERY.

Hats for girls and children. at the Bon Ton Special price this week. Higgins stop. Tombstone Canyon.
 A.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
w.-Ia,s p.epsst caaI.Pt shzf,.

Tho lea. zt aoaIpit shaft in the worud has just been completed at Wea-mouth tEnGJ colliery It is 320 fathoms deep ard !G feet wide,
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19

Douglas, Arizona.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-14
HUGE AUTO MERGER
NEARS COMPLETION
Morgan Interests Will Unite
Three Big Companies.

New York. July 13-Automobile and
financial interests are quietly but ear
nestly interested in a rumor to the ef-
feet that a gigantic merger Of motor car
manufacturers is being effected The
concerns said to be interested are the
General Motors Company, United States
Alotor Company, the studebaker inter-
ests, including the EMF and FIand-
ers plants at Detroit, and the United
States Tire Company.
The combined capital of these inter-
ests VIII approach $5OO,OOOOOO, for not
only are the automobile and rubber
plants to be considered, but each sub
merger already controls hundreds of ac.
cessories and sundry manufactures, en-
braclng every attribute of an automobile.
The general understanding for a time
that the Morgan interests have financed
all three Of the motor car mergers, name
ly, the General, United States, and the
Studebaker combination, and the well-in-
formed men in financial and motoring
circles, have been watching for the for
nation OF a controlling corporation
That the time is near when an Official
announcement will be made is not doubt
ed, and men high up in the industry hint
that August Is will be about the date
OF the completion Of the deal.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-14
UHLAN SETS MARK
FOR A HALF MILE
Fast Trotter Travels Dis
tance in 81 1-2 Seconds.

Cleveland. Ohio. July 13.-The trottIns
champion. Uhlan. established another
record at the North Randall track this
morning during his daily workout. He
trotted a half mile in O:57 1-2. the fastest
half ever trotted by a horse in harness
so far as Cleveland horsemen know.
UhIan made the mile in 2:O5. the last
half of it being the fast one. He was
timed by Billy Andrews, one Of the best
known trainers; Billy Ward, who has
been connected with the trOtting game
for years. and by George Caunter, one
of the official timers at the Rockpors
track
Doc Tanner drove the big trotter when
the record was made. He sent Uhlan /,
around first at slow gait, and after a
short rest gave him the word for the
fast mile. Cleveland horsemen say that.
In their opinion. the only trotting record
that is safe from Uhlan this year is the
record made by Lou Dillon OF o:27 1-2 for
the fastest quarter ever made by har-i
ness trotter.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-14
MADERISTAS LOSE
100 IN BATTLE
Most Serious Fighting in
Weeks at Puebla.

Mexico City. Mexico, July 13.-Latest
reports from Puebla say that in a fight
last night Maderistas lost $50 killed and
eighty seriously wounded, while the fed
erals suffered a loss OF twelve killed
and twenty wounded. the fighting
ceased at o'clock this morning, but
more trouble is feared, as the Maderistas
claim that 1900 Maderista soldiers from
the states of Morolos and Guerrero have
been summoned 10 their assistance and
that they will renew the battle.
Madero arrived at Puebla at 10 o'clock
this morning. 1t is believed that his
presence will have a calming influence,
but the situation continues critical In
spite OF the battle, Puebla is gayly dec
GRATED in honor of Madero, and most
of the popuIace left of making an in
spection Of the battlefield in order to
join the welcome to Madero.
Dispatches from Guadalajara say that
trouble is anticipated there on account
of the political differences Of several
The Washington herald., 1911-07-14
THOUSANDS OF ELKS
IN Big SPECTACLE
Atlantic City Is Treated to
Grand Pageant.

Atlantic CITY. July 1s-This city wit
messed the lmost wonderful parade in IT'S
history to-day when 1900 Elks paraded
the principal thoroughfares celebrating
their election. II was q demonstration
IN which original costumes and floats
featured Purple and white. of course.
were the popular eolors. but the delega-
tions introd poed other colors as well.
The pageant lwas remarkable for its free
dom from accidents and freak costumes.
Atlantic CITY ELS. garbed In white.
led the procession. They were followed
BY the New Hoi,k dslegations Cincinnati
was one q he hqest admired delegations
in line. but thels hif was augmented by
the floats oh Nhf5n rode their ladies'.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-14

divisions of the Maderist party. A meet
ing was held last night to choose a pro-
visional governor. 1t broke up in row,
and during the fighting in the streets a
few persons were injured.
Monterey. Mexico. July 13.-Ffghting
between armed bands belonging to two
different political factions has been in
progress in the Ocotlan district Of OAK
aca for several days, and more than
twenty persons have been killed and q
large number wounded Noncombatants
are fleeing from that section.
The situation in the state OF Chiapas
is still acute. The armed force Of 1000
cIericaIs that were in San CristobaI has
not disbanded, but has moved out of the
way Of the government troops sent there
to restore order.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-14
L. E. RYAN DEAD.
Was Democratic National Commit
teeman from Wisconsin.

waukesha, Wis, July 13-Democratic
National Committeeman L. z. Ryan died
suddenly this afternoon Of heart failure.
He had been Ill for several years with
the disease, but was attending to his
professional duties up to his death. He
was ffty-two years OF age, and Is sur
vived by his wife. three daughters. and
one son, all of this city.
Mr.. Ryan was a member Of the frm OF
Ryan, Martin, Howbury & Johnson, and
was well known throughout the United
States.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-14
STEAMSHIPS MAY NOT POOL.

1t was learned yesterday that the in
formation which has come to the De-
partment of Justice concerning the At
lantlc conference of the North Atlantic
steamship companies, which was recent
ly commenced in London, indicates that
there will not be renewal Of the pool
ing agreements for the control of the
immigrant traffic business to the United
States. The conference Is being held for
the purpose of determining whether
these pooling agreements shall be con-
tinued. The Department Of Justice has
watched developments very closely, as It
now has pending in the courts a suit to
break up this control OF the immigrant
business.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-14

have been hung up, and other offers. It
is not probable he will depart before
Monday or Tuesday, however.
Incidentally, Atwood qualified for his
pilots license from the Aero Club CT
America at College Park yesterday. so
that he will now be eligible TO take
part in all sanctioned meets. He cut n
few didoes In the air, including an at
tempt at volplaning> when seventy-Ilve
feet from the ground, which took :he
breath away from the army flyers.