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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-10
Z <AYears Ago To-
From The Herald Of dav
This Date 1927

The federal grand jury returned
four indictments today.
The Mexican Ore company imported
$4,000 worth Of bullion today
Mr. and Mrs J. A Happier returned
on the T. P today from Washington.
D. c.
The county teachers institute met
at the Central school building this
morning.
Secretary MaIeeert, of the Mexican
boundary commission, came up this
morning from Mexico City.
Rev J. T. French returned from
Deming, n n. last night after at
tending the religious revival
The founds ton walls for the new
Hammett building on the corner OF
Overland and Oregon streets have been
completed
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sullivan. OF North
Stanton street, gave a spider web
party last night in honor OF little May
Sullivan
Eugene Taylor is circulating a petit
ton for donations for the erection
Of temple for Sunset lodge and has
met with much success.
Lieut. NJ. F. Davis, Of the First
United States cavalry. arrived in FL
Paso this Afternoon en- route from Mon
terey. Cal, TO Mexico City
The city council met last night and
decided TO give the fire department
$500 for the annual convention ex-
penses. provided 10 one objects
George BCvee returned this after
noon from California. accompanied BY
Max Morris. Of Fort Worth. They viii
spend some time il this city and will
then go TO Chattanooga, Tenn, to en-
ter the bicycle races
Both political parties opened head
quarters today. The Republicans are
located in the Phoenix hotel on Over
land street and the Democrats in the
old time roost under the Myar epera
house on FL Paso street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-10
NO DECISION IN OIL
OR TOBACCO CASES TODAY

Washington, D. c., April 1O.-An-
other decision day passed today without
the supreme court of the United States
announcing its decision in either the
Standard Oil or the tobacco "dissoiu-
ton suit" This means that the de-
cisions will not be forthcoming for ar
least one more week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-10
LJNctwEA Wars Denatured Poem

fill
a the iefs And
in cod
toin
oura they Is a
dream. A tile whIe ourf friends eum in
walks
wills thai friends are ofe bores And when
days neard the sum-
little while while
of
old we'll look back a
We Ell the o life by"
c.,r,.ss 1911, BY George Matthew. Adams. DaaaHa.e.>.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-10

The Associations Of American
A4vesti,arr has examined and cernhed to
the Grcui.6ea Of thu publication The detail
repaa q such examination Is ca ale Il the
New York of6cs Of the Association. Ne
ekhx ssurs e circulation guaranteed.
/: n. 81 GSNe<tsa !.s!:.,'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-10
DIFFERENT FROM US.

From st. Louis (Mo) Globe-Democrat.
1t is said in Mexico that Madero is
so rich he can't be bought off. In
this country, money is never consid-
cred a guarantee Of political virtue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-10

CONTINUED on Next Page.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-10
Tariff Makers OF Congress Who
Have Shaped Customs Legislation

This Article Justin Smith the First of Series
Tariff Makers There Will Be in the Series
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-10
GUARANTEED
CIRCULATION.

OlItG L LA Il LO-Ns
The Herald bases
all advertising
contracts on q
& u q T q n [ e e or
more than twice
the circulation Of
eny other FL
p q 8 o, Arizona,
New Mexico or
West Texas pa
per. Daily average
exceeding 10000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-10

HERALD TRAV.
ELING AGENTS.
Persons solicited
to subscribe for
The Herald should
beware of impos-
tiers and should
not pay money to
anyone unless he
can show that he
is legally author
lied by the e.
Paso Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-10
FOR FAIR PLAY
 IN POLITICS
Why Harry Wheeler Would Not Give a Sign Paint
 CT a Job

Harry Wheeler. democratic candi- date for sheriff Of, Cochise county. does not believe that everything is fair in politics and if other candidates keep their fight on as high plane as the two candidates for sheriff. the coming campaign win be remarkable for it's cleanness.
 An ambitious sign painter saw a chance to exhibit his wares al the circus grounds "Wednesday afternoon. He approached Harry Wheeler with a proposition tO paint his name on a large sign and post it in a conspica- ous place. for a price. It was a good stunt and would have widely published the fact that Harry Wheel CT Is a candidate for sheriff. But Mir Wheeler refused to take advant- age Of Will Whites absence from the city in that manner. He finally agreed to the proposition 8 the painter would paint Whites name on the bill board too, which Mr Wheel CT paid for. The following was painted on the board Harry Wheel CT and Win White. candidates for sherihl. Two friends Vote for one.''
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-10
COUNTY CANDIDATES
 WILL STUMP COCHISE
Organized Party Will Begin Campaign in Sulphur
 Springs Valley

By the end of next week the demo cratic campaign will be well under way in Cochise county. This does not mean that candidates are not now hard ct .worl, in their own in terests, and those of the others who are on the ticket with them, have not been SO since the primaries, for such is not the case. A large majori- ty of the democratic candidates have been continuing since the primaries the campaigns which they started prior to them. No, the statement implies that the organized, concert ed, altogether and at 'em attack upon the common enemy is to be begun next week and carried on with vigor and enthusiasm until the votes are cast on election day, so far as the county candidates are concerned.
 It will be well on toward the end of the month before the state can didates arrive in this part of Ari- zona, for their engagement in the north of the new state will occupy their time until then. But mean time the county candidates cannot afford to be idle. and a decision as to when the campaign shall really be started has been reached and de- termined upon. The county campaign cannot be allowed to finger and drag along at haphazzard. each one for himself style, until after the ar rival of the state camPaigners. Co., ehise county contains a large amount of territory that must be visited and worked consistently and systemsti- cally in order that the best results may be obtsiaes . his is to be done, and to do it, a body of the county candidates will travel through the country holding meetings together. It is not only Bisbee, Lowell and Doug las that must be systematically can vassed, nor the smaller towns Of Tombstone. courtland and Wilcox, but still smaller towns and settle ments that must be visited. and the most practical way of doing this is for a party to travel together. and thus each will meet more voters than would otherwise be possible.
 The county campaigners will make their start on Thursday next. Noyem- Der 16, giving them twenty-five days before the election is held, to make their campaign. The first work will not be done in the larger places. but in the smaller ones, the start being made in the Sulphur Springs valley. taking in the various settlements there. including Whitewater. Court land. Dos Cabezas and Wilcox. When this tour Is completed, other visits will be paid to other sections, and there are to be held rallies in the various larger towns where the
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-10
CHANCELLOR BROWN IS
 HEAD OF NEW YORK U.
Noted Educator Is Eighth to Occupy Chair in PU5-
 lie Institution

NEW YORK, Nov. 1O:--In the pres ence of scores of distinguished educa- tors. representing prominent institu- tions of learning in all parts of the country, Dr. Elmer Ellsworth Brown was today installed as seventh chan cellor of New York university. The exercises were held this morning in the library of the University Heights and were preceded by an academic procession of the visiting officials and representatives through the Hall of Fame. After Dr. Brown had been in- vested with the key. seal and other insignia of office the assembly lis. tened to addresses by Senator kalhu Root. Dr. Lyman Abbott. President Lowell of Harvard, President Hadley of Yale, President Schurman of Cor. nell and other men or national prom thence.
 The new chancellor has had a not able career as an educator. He was born fifty years ago in Chautauqua County, New York. and received his education as the Illinois State Norm al School and the University of Mich igan, supplemented by year of study abroad. From 1907 until his cleo ton to his present position Dr. Brown was the United States commissioner of education. Previously he had been professor of the theory and practice of education at the University of Cal ifornia and also at the University of Michigan
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-10

THUNDER
 HORWICES HOME

Several hundred dollars worth Of jewels were stolen from the Louis Norwich residence Wednesday after. noon between and 6 o'clock MT. Norwich and family left the house al { o'clock in the afternoon and when they returned at 6 o'clock inc evi. deRces Of a hurried search through the house were on every hand.
 Among the things stolen were . gold necklace set with diamonds and diamond pin. As other Yaluahlss nearby were untouched it is believed that the thief became alarmed and made a hurried deIarture. There Is no clue to the burglary, but ii is believed that it was- committed by a member of the gang that burglar ized Dr. Shines residence. In Warren and secured a thousand dollars worth of valuabieg.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-10
DISAPPEARED
 WITH THE CIRCUS
1 Quantity of Iewelry from the Residence of
 Dr. Shine

More than sl 900 is said to he the value Of the jewellery and other ar ticles taken front he residence O. Dr. F. F. shine. iu Warren. by bur glars Wednesday afternoon. Officer Hall. Of Lowell, accompanied by Dr. Shine. went to Douglas yesterday in search Of man who had been seen lettering around the Shine residence
 The man is said to have been a stranger and it Is believed that he is a circus hanger-on. The desrrip- ton of the man was given to Lowell officers by man who had seen the stranger near the Shine residence His excuse for being there was thai he was looking for something to eat
 Two valuable diamond rings were 8 part of the burglars loot besides other pieces Of jewellery and gems that had more than a pecuniary val ue. The burglar took a miniature of Thomas Jefferson. in 8 silver frame SCI with stone. As officers have a good description Of the man suspect. ed. It is probable that the vaiuables may be recovered
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-10
LONDON HAS DOCTOR
 FOR ITS LORD MAYOR
Most Aged Man to Fill Off, flee Is Installed With
 Great Pomp

LONDON. Nov. 10:-The time-hon ored Lord Mayors show took place today. and the new mayor Of London. Sir Thomas Boor Crosby, was form, nally installed in office. succeeding Sir Thomas Vesey Strong. Immense crowds lined the streets Of Cripple gate. The military display was the chief feature of the procession. The territorial forces were better repre- scented then ever before and were re ceived with hearty demonstrations on the part of the crowds. The Boy Scouts took part in the pageant, to- gether with the usual contingents of the city companies. with their f1n- ners and beadles and old world para phernalia.
 The new Lord Mayor is a native of Lincolnshire and has passed his eight ieth year. He is probably one of the oldest. fl not actually the oldest cit izen who has ever filled the office of Lord Mayor of London. He is un- doubtedly the first medical man who has been appointed, which may be considered remarkable, in view of the fact that his term will be the 723rd mayoralty of the city. For many years Sir Thomas has been recogniz- ed as one Of iondons foremost physicians In politics he is a con- seryative. As he is @ widower, his daughter, Miss Crosby, is 10 be the Lady Mayoress.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-10
BIC MINING DEAL COMPLETED

This week James A. Roberts ar rived from New York city. says the Mohave Miner. and made the final payment on account of the purchase of the Gold Crown group of mines, the amount being estimated at S65.- 900. O. D. NJ. Gaddis and the Sauls estate were the sellers, the money being divided evenly between them. The mines have been under opera tion the past two years by the Frisco Mines and Power company, the prop erty being equipped with a big mill ing rlant. and the mines exploited to a considerable extent. Nearly a mil lion tons of S12 ore have been blocked out and method Of treatment evolved that gives a high saving of values
 Now that the company is the sole owner of the property, it is probable that great milling plant will be put in. capable Of working 500 or more tons of ore daily. The recent pur- chase Of the Burns ranch makes 1t possible to get all the water that is necessary for a big mill. That the mine is capable of furnishing the ore is certain. but the big mill is 10 make the proposition one of the big mines Of the country.
 The many friends of O. D. NJ. Cad dis will be pleased to learn of his good fortune. and hope that many more mining sales will be made by him in the future, as he has been one of the biggest investors in the mines Of the county Of all the busi- ness interests combined.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-10
JAPANESE SHOOTS TWO
Seeking Runaway Wife, Ranch Hand
 Runs Hmuck.

BAKERSFIELD Cal. Nov. 9:--In the belief that he knew the present whereabouts Of his wife who left him several months ago. Y. Morolego, a Porterville ranch hand shot and kill. ed Maria Rodriguez, and wounded her husband Asiano Rodriguez tc, night The shooting occurred near the Santa Fe yards where the Rodrig- uez family are living. The husband will recover.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-10
TRAINS MEET HEAD ON
Engines and Cars Reduced To Junk
 7ut Only One Man Hurt

SAN BERNARDINO, Cal. Nov. g. In a head on collision between Santa Fe work train and a Salt Lake freight tonight on the joint santa Fe, Salt Lake track al Weayerville near here, the conductor F. \. Land on. of the Salt Lake train whose resi- dense is Los Angeles was badly in jured, both the engines were smashed beyond repair. and fifteen cars were piled up in a heap. The telegraph lines were torn down alongside the the tracks. Landon was put abroad an engine and taken to Los Angeles The wrecker was sent out,and the line will be cleared this morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-10
REPORTS SEVERE STORM

SEATTLE. Wash. Nov. 9:-A sev- ere storm is raging on Cape Flattery, sweeping up the straits of Juan De Fuca. The weather observer on Ta- toosh Island at the entrance of the straits reported snow tonight driven by i2 mile gale. There has been no serious damage done to the shipping although several tugs lost their tows of scows and poles and small crafts had to seek shelter
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-10
MURDER TRIAL CONTINUES

STOCKTON. Cal, Nov. s:-The prosecution continued in today's hear ing on the murder charges against Samuel Axell. the former Lodi edi tor who shot and killed Charles Sol lars. a Lodi business man. Eye wit nesses included two high school boys. The trial is expected to last several more days.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-10
AN "UNDEsIRAsLE.p
Arrest v Russian Supposed to Be
 eanlshed Terrorist.

SAN LUIS oBISPO, Cal, Nov. 9. -Teofil Klempke, alleged. to be an exiled Russian, terrorist. was ar rested here today on description supplied by the United States secret service. It is alleged that kIempke wss banished from Russia because of his alleged connection with an an archistic organization. He is listed in the secret service books as an undesirable alien and should his identity be established, he will be deported.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-10
LEAVES FOR pEklNe

TOXIC. Japan. Nov. 9:-Iiang Chi Chiao. noted Chinese reformer, and editor who has been living in exile for many years, left here today for Picking. It is believed he is return ing with an idea of taking a promin- ent part in the reform movement.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-10

county candidates may be heard. These, in some instances, may be in connection with the rallies to be held by the state candidates, and in others may be separate.
 One reason why the campaign has waited for the starting was the de- sire for the announcement Of the platform before it shall be started. All details will have been perfected before the party leaves on it's first jaunt.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-10
MURDER IS SUSPECTED

AUBURN. Cal. Nov. 9:-The body Of an unidentified man. presumably a victim Of murder, was found tonight in a patch of brush at the outskirts of this city with marks of violence on his head. He had been dead for two days or more.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-10
HuNreR is WouNoEp

CAIISTOGA. Nov. 9;-NelsOn M. Arthur, a young man of this city, was probably fatally wounded yester- day while hunting. His gun was ac- eidentaliy discharged as he reached up to assist a young lady to descend clin. the charge entering his leg.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-10
MEASURE OF HIS INTELLIGENCE

Fido's Mistress tsobbing) live lost my dog: my sweet little innocent pet,
 Friend--Im sorry. Have you put an advertisement in the newspaper?
 Fidos Alistress-Oh. what would be the use? The poor darlAng doesn't know how Co read.--Woman's Home Companion.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-10
A Mental Relief.

Your husband seems less careworn tkan formerly.
 Yes: now that the baseball sea- son is over. he hasn't anything but lis business to worry him.
 And the Dragon Turns.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-10

rio Room for improvement. It was about 1T3O. at Amsterdam. that Fahrenheit made his fist ther. mometeT. which has served as a model ever since.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-10
fchicago Rccord.Heraldl

Without pausing to argue about it the Chinese Imperial government has granted reforms demanded by the progressives. It csn be said sor the Chinese imperial government that 1t seems to realize when it is in a hole.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-10
snnn..imes 6 Me nn

They say We take our pleasures sadly.
 We'll. at times we do. Didn't you ever notice a football crowd when the home team loses out?
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-10
unole eennvnise says:

A girls dearest friend is generally some damsel she's known intimately for about ten days.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-10
Autumn Verse.

That the fall is onward trailing We can guess From the melancholy waiIing
 or the press.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-26
Lungs Declared Sound
Life Insurance Granted

II you knew q remedy that really had
cured Tuberculosis; that had ssvoh from
death quite a number of people. would yon
try 10 Eet ~Consumptives interested in II and
induce them to take 1t. or. would you say
nothing about IL. for wear 81 giving ofrene"
We know the medicine. We know the
people cured-som. ~ them. We havr tho
stor!sz ~ cure of many-and aTidav!ts from
some We advertise Eckman's Alternative 20
tell thoto who have lunz diEenss what has
been done ty its use Invest'Geia tbs FOL
lowing
Gentlemen 90 IN. evening O, May ~.
ie6'. | had hye hemorrhagcs from tho right
lung My hsmorrhases kept ~ Tor ore
week. had twenty-e.sht IN all. ser,lc
pneumon'a DEVELOPED. Ny doctor told me
! had batter 20 TO another climate. as nly
left lung mad also become affected.
About that time ! net Howard Klotz.
1912 su5guehanna Ave. Philadelphia. who
had hemorrhases several years ago and
WHO vas cured ~ Ecl:mnn.I Alternative
~ started to take Eckman's about the
latter rart Of August itAi My appetite i'm
proved NJ once and In about two weeks (
started to gain weight. improved etendil,.
Since my recovery soms lin. ago. I YES
accepted for lifc Insurance after two o..
annirations nv = company that had previous.
" rejected me.
EcNmar's, and those who took it .aItbfnih,
had the tame results as m%s-lf"
laisned Afidano CHAs MORGAN.
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Alternative IL effective In Rrcn.
ch!t!', Asthma. Hay Fever; Throu, and
Lung Ironeles, and n upbnIlding the ays.
TEN Does no' contain poisnna. oriates or
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-26
VlRGlNlANs AT HOTELS

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vonia W c owens. Norfolk Or r
Benton Davis. Holdcroft. W II. smith.
Dunvilie. W. S PaYlor, Danviile; II. r..
Walking, Virginia; = 2 Barney. Lex
ington, W I Tyree, Jr. L~yncnburG.
John W Cobb, Norfolk. ] NJ Hooker
stuart W 4 Triae. Clifton Forge. =.
ner. SUFFOLK.
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Jemes HsN Madison. ]. " Baptist.
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w Bow'rs Norfolk George *,
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t.rsburT' @. Guy, Petcrsburs II
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-26
ADJUSTMENTS
A~cndemy-"Thc Gamblers. matinee
and night.
niicu-"Graustnrk," motines and
might.
Great pla,-Flnc Company.

Great Pla.-Flnc Company.
Unfortunately. The Gamblers has
not had a national reputation for
eight or ten years, nor Is II a musical
comedy therefore. only a small aud
fence witnessed the initial perform
ance in Richmond of Charles klcin's
great play at the Academy of Music
the piece has been a brilliant metro
politan success, and that the man
who wrote 1T has stirred the nation
with The Lion and the Mouse" and
1.-THE Music Master"
However, those who did go TO tina
playhouse last night sat through q
short two hours of a great play
wright's great art, portrayed and un-
FOLDED by an unusually good company
of most excellent actors. and were we'll
rewarded for having heard tell" of
THE Gamblers"
The story pf the play turns ipon
the modern, unsafe and even Illegal
methods of young wilbur Emerson
Charles MaNkayN in his efforts to 'eS-
pand" his old fathers sound and sane
chain of national hanks. In these eff
forts he Ia assisted by three OF his
associate directors, but without the
knowledge of his father. In a desper-
ate, final plunge. they borrow on notes
from thair own hanks and then a
greater percentage Of the capital stock
then is permitted by III federal
statutes. When the big shnrE<.' as
young Emerson calls them, earn Of
this they set the national bank e&-
aminers to work: the Attorney-Gen-
eral employs James Darwin (Joseph
Adelman) as special counsel for the
government. Darwin's personal hatred
for young Emerson. ~engendered by
the fact that his wife n Emerson
had been wootieerts years beforr.
comes IN. he employs the familiar
method OF Inducing one of the viola
.ors of the law to turn states CYL
Notwithstanding to one line In the
piece. "A reformer doesn't hesitate
to corrupt man in ord@r TO prove that
corruption exists'-the t:aitor takes to
Darwin'e house the documents in
evidence" together with a full stale
ment of the various transactions
Young Emerson learns of this sd.
late at night. steals into the ~ 10
for tho purpose of abstracting the
papers. Mrs. Darwin surprises him