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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-10-28

FOR PRICES ON MONUMENTS and
tombstones, see Il. j. McNinch. 3-tf
THE SANITARY SHAVING PARLOR
and Pressing Club wants to do your
work. G. c. Partlow, Manager. 2-s
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1911-10-28

FOR SALE-My lot on west side OF Ca
tawba street, recently purchased of
j. NJ. Hood; 95 l-2xl9s, At 1850 for
quick sale. II. Is. Robinson SITS
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-08
SPLITS UP
 h.E.A. CONVENTION
Circulars Distributed Roast Standpat Mem5eyS on
 Bylaws Issue

SAN FRANCISCO, July 7.-By-iaws and proposed amendments to the constitution of the National Educa- tional association, embodied in a com. mittee report. and a buff colored doc ument headed Democracy or Oil garchy." and telling what some So. called 'fnsurgent" members Jiink about this report found public circu. lation almost simultaneously nere to- day.
 The two documents were said to forecast pretty largely those issues on which, perhaps, the convention may split at its annual meeting next Thursday Compared with these is- sues, both sides agreed, the election Of a president becomes a minor item. particularly inssmuch as Mrs Fila Flagg Young of Chicago has refused 10 run again and no fight is now cx- pected on the report of the domina- ton committee when it reaches the convention floor.
 Prominent educators deplored the prominence given to the political end Of the convention. pointing put that it's main work will be the cons!dera- ton of papers prepared and submit ted by educational experts, and that the convention machinery is of sec ondary consideration. but most Of them continued 10 talk about 1t among themselves.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-08
SMALLPOX SITUATION
 IS BEING WATCHED
Efforts Will Be Taken to Pre- vent Spread of Disease
 From Naco

pr. c, H. Hart, city health off, eer. is closely watching the small pox situation at Naeo. No new cases have been reported, so far as known here and the walking
 case that vamoosed from Naco sev. cral days ago has not been To- cated.
 It was reported that a Bisbee man whose daughter. at Nsco, Is re. ported to have the disease. visited the border city. The report reached the city health officer, who invest. igated the report and found thai it could not be substantiated. On the advice of District Attorney John $. Williams no further action was taken In the event it can be proved that any person has visited a smallpox infected district, the law provides that he may be vac ciuated and sent back to the in fecte6 place
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-08
KEEP IN TOUCH WITH
 ARIzONA's AFFAIRS
This Is Slogan Adopted for Visiting ArizOnanS Outside
 of the Territory

movement is being fostered by the Arizona Development Board to make it possible for ''Arizonans abroad" to keep in touch with the home news and happenings It is the idea of the board to enable Arizonans to keep up with home development by having a place on the coast where travelling AriZonans may segregate and read and discuss the home news The board is sending out the follow ing to Arizona newspapers:
 Phoenix. Arizona
 July 6. 1911 ITO the Press of Arizona. to the Com
 merciaI Organizations Of Arizona
 and 10 all Arizonans.
 eetiGg.-Continuing the plan to work for all Arizona the Arizona De velopment Board is sending the fol lowing open letter throughout the ter ritory.
 Please use your efforts along the line suggested.
 Keep in touch is the watch word of the Arizona Development Board and the board is anxious that all Arizonans when they are away
  home conditions and progress.
 The PhoeniE board of trade has extended an earnest invitation to all ArizoEans visiting the Pacific coast to make headquarters at the Phoenix bureau in the chamber Of commerce building
 At the bureau will be found most of the principal Arizona newspapers. information on ali Arizona and cor dial welcome from the representative of the Salt River valley.
 'Arizonsns visiting Los Angeles can have their California address placed on file so that they may be reached by friends and they in turn may locate friends who have already registered.
 "1n this way the people of Arizona will ketp in closer touch and can dc much to further the interests Of theiI home land by having their friends call and see the products and pic lures of the territory.
 ARIZONA DEW ELOPM E N T BOARD
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-08
KUHME RETURNS ID
 CANANEA THURSDAY
ErStWhiIe Captain of lnSureC- toS Still Sore at Men Who
 Deserted Him

CANANEA, Son, Mex. July 7.-Os- car Kuhme, erstwhile captain in the insurrecto army. returned to Can anea on Thursday after serving five weeks with the army of liberation Kuhme was the victim of a clever plot on the part of five American sol diers who had tired of the strenuous life and one evening they stuck a gun under Kuhme's nose and bade him to show them the international bOun- dsry line ar once. This he did and the five Americans left him, after strip ping him of his arms and spurs, etc.
 Capture Deserters.
 Kuhme went to Nogales, where he reported the desertion of his men, and officers were sent out to look for them on the American side of the line as the men had taken Mexican horses across with them Later Lieut.. Sexton was arrested at Nogales, Ariz., and was charged with smuggling. He is at present out on s250 bonds. He was also fined for carrying gun.
 Two other members of the party were arrested in Bisbee, but were giv- en their liberty on account of insult acent evidence against them.
 Two of the men who deserted were deserters from the United States army also, one from the troops at Douglas, and the other from those at Nogales.
 Kuhme was given his dishonorable discharge at Nogales on Wednesday of this week He is still sore over the treatment accorded him, but the feeling seems to be mutual between him and the men who lefe his com mand.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-08
SOLDIER BOYS LEAVE
 BROKEN HEARTS BEHIND
And There Were Some Love- lOn LaSSieS Who Follow
 ed the Troopers

If sailors have a sweetheart in ev- cry port" soldiers have two in every camp. The attraction of brass but tons and uniforms is traditional. The book of Genesis gives only the bare de tails of the creation. but if the whole truth were known 1t would be sur. prising learn that the serpent wore a uniform on that beautiful moon-lit night-which is likewise passed over by the book.
 It is rather late for advice. but Bisbee lassies should have held their heart-strings tight. The fascination was strong for two of them. who were unable to resist the mesmerism of Tommy Atkins and followed the troops. afoot. out beyond the divide Thursday morning
 Parents Solicitous.
 The parents of the lassies were down town the day following the de parture of the troops, seeking to en- list the courts and officers in the search of the flame-scorched girls.
 Thursday afternoon a call for an officer came into Judge Highs court room and Deputy Sheriff Allie Howe responded. When he arrived at the place to which he was called. the frenzied parent pointed out a speck of white in a distant gulch, saying. There she isi" The officer set out for the gulch and when he arrived he found-a piece Of white paper. That was all
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-08
SANDWICH LUNCH
 AT LOCAL w. C.A.

On Jul l2, the Y. ". C. A. Till serve a lunch on the lawn at the as- sociat5on building to all who wish to be served. It will be a sandwich lunch, several kinds of sandwiches being served. together with salads. hot tea, coffee. Zee tea milk and fruit. II the weather interferes vnh the plan to have the lunch on the lawn, it will be held on the shaded porch Of the association building
 All women and girls who wish to study Suanish either beginning or at- vanced work are requested to. call at the r. W. c A and register for class work at once. under Sonora fs- abel Garcia, a competent instructor.
 Any women or girls who would Ike 10 join a little party for the Hua- chuca mountains are requested to see Miss Jones at the Y. ". C. A.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-08
GOVERNOR IS DELIGHTED 6Y
 CELEBRATION N
Expresses to Capt. 6reenway Appreciation Of His Treat ment While in BiSbee
 This Week
$500 LEFT IN TREASURY

Just before he lett Bisbee for Phoenix. Governor Richard E. Sloan, the orator of the day on the occasion Of Bisbee's celebration of the Fourth of July, stated to Captain John c Greenway that the celebration was the best that he ever attended in his life without exception and expressed the sentiment that if more cities would celebrate the day in the way and spirit in which Bisbee celebrated. the standard of American manhood would be raised to higher plane.
 Expresses Appreciation.
 Coming from the governor of the territory, this is indeed a compliment. The governor also requested Captain Greenway. chairman of the reception committee, to express to the commit. tees his appreciation of the reception accorded to him here.
 Captain Greenway, al the final meeting of the Fourth of July eel ebration organization last night at the city hali added his generous plaudiis to those of Governor Sloan, saving that the celebration was the best that he had ever seen, bar none"
 T would gladly go through with 1t again, beginning tomorrow. if it were possible, said Captain Greenway.
 All Are 6leeful
 Several other cOngratulatory speeches were made last night, fol. lowing the approval of the report of the finance committee, and the utmost harmony and good feeling prevailed. Indeed. Mike Cassidy. fearing that the bunch would get mushy and want to weep for joy on the presidents neck, moved for adjournment.
 The celebration organization was made permanent last night and the Fresident, Jack McGregor. the secre- tary. Fl D NcVay and treasurer, Jesse Yoakum, will hold over until next year. The report of the finance committee. which will be published in full n tomorrow mornings paper. shows a balance in the treasury of over s60o with which to begin the subscription list for the 1912 celebra- ton, which, as already planned, will be even bigger than the success of 1911
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-08
SUNNY JIM" BEING
 PUSHED BY STANDPATS

Continued from Page 1D Borah are westerners. One is more western than the other, but both are classified alike.
 That would seem 10 eliminate Sen ator Borah. There are of course a plendtude of other possibilities" bu; the argument offered by the sherman ties is why should you go any further when we have the right man for the place at hand2
 Shernan's Argument
 An eastern man is needed, the Sher- man advocates proclaim. Sherman is an customer. 4 New Yorker is needed on the ticket. they aver To which they reply that Mir. sherman is a New Yorker. A national figure with per sonal strength is required, H is as- serted. And the echo comes back Mir. sherman is a national figure
 At any rate, the sherman boom Is about to be launched. If there are no miscalculations. this boom should be well inflated within a few weeks. This will take place too. regardless of the attitude of the president The po- sition win be taken that NIT. Sherman will loom bigger and bigger before the country as the weeks go by and that ultimately the president and all his advisers will agree that he is the man for the place.
 As for the vice president himself, he has grown in the public estimation. He has presided becomingly over the senate. He has maintained the dignity of his office He has. proved himself an excellent parliamentaFisn. he has won the respect of every member Of the seBate-excepting Jeff Davis oE Arkansas. Senator Ugsis cannot abide Mir. sherman All this is net enouqk to win the nomination for a secofS term. but 1t is enough to help Sher- mans boom along.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-08
CANANEA MAN TAXES
 BRIDE ID NEW HOME
Smallpox Spreads to That Camp-BueIna Still
 in Jail

CANANEA, Son. Mex. July 7- 'SpeciaL)-James Clayton, manager Of the hardware department of inc Cananea stores returned home ;To,, the east Thursday afternoon sc,cn,. panied by a bride ns a fey weeks. Mrs. Clayton was Miss Jennie F. Leigh of Beaver Falls, Pa, prior to becoming Mrs. Clayton, and the V cd. ding occurred on June 2. Shortly after the ceremony the newly married couple left for New fork. Atlantic City and other Atlantic coast resorts, on their homeward trip to Cananea.
 The happy couple have taken up their residence in pretty little home which Mir Clayton prepared for ris bride, where they will he a. home to their many friends alter Augr st I5
 5ueIna Still in Jail.
 Capt. Jesus Buelna. the cause of excitement here a few weeks ago. is still in durance vile at present serving a fifteen day sen tence. After this is expired he viu be tried by court martial and will probably be discharged from the army.
 A soldier who recently arrived here from Naeo is i'll with smallpox. He is at present confined in tae rest house outside Of town There is no danger of the disease spreadirg, as all necessary steps have been taken to guard against the disease spread ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-08
KINNEYS CAMPAIGN
 BRINGS BIG RESULTS
Local Cigar Man Has Proof of the Benefits of
 Publicity

The record for selling homemade goods-or any other goods for that matter. was made by tEe Bisbee Cigar company during the Fourth Of July celebration. Between June 2f and July ,. the cigar company sold 300 Euko and Commercial cigars in the Warren district alone This total sounds mighty big, and # is biz, but if there be any doubtins ThOnases the books of Mr. Kin ney's cigar plant are open This does not include orders that were sent out Of the district
 That is a fair illustration of the value Of advertising" said MT. Kin ney. Tn the precehebration days carried a half page advertise nent in The Review and y3u see the result have the goods and believe in them. so I advertise. During the celebration I gave away several hundred of my cigars, but believe that my cigars now have as many boosters as cigars that gave away.
 Tt not only pays to advertise in the home papers. but the man who does not advertise is losing just that much-his investment in business is not paying him his full grofit unless he takes advantage of he benefits of newspaper advertis- ing"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-08
LIFE SENTENCES FOR
 TWO KANSAS SLAYERS

TOPEKA. July Frank Schenck and Mrs. MOllie Stewart. convicted oi the murder Of Mrs. Jane Schenck, will have to serve life sentences. The decision was handed down by the supreme court today.
 The case was one of the most sen sationaI ever tried in Kansas. The bodies of Mrs. Schenck and her two small children were found stabbed to death in their home in Centropolis. Kas., Feb 4. 1907. The husband and father and Mrs. Stewart were con victed of first degree murder July F, 1908.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-08
ANOTHER CHOLERA CASE
 ARRIVES IN NEW Y0Rk

NEW YORK. July 7-AnOther case of Asiatic cholera brought into the sort on an ocean liner was discov- cred today. The victim was a steer age passenger on the steamer Mol ike. which arrived hese yesterday from Genoa, Naples and Palerms, and was detained at quarantine pending investigation of a suspicious case of illness.
 The result Of the examination con vinced Health Officer Doty that it was a case of cholera. The cabin pas sengers of the Moltke will be re- leased and the steerage passengers and crew will be detained for further observation.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-08
BUILDING OPERATIONS
 ARE ON THE INCREASE

CHICAGO. July 7.-There is a marked increase in building opera tions throughout the country. the to- tai of the principal cities for June showing an increase of II per cent. Permits were taken out in 55 cities for the construction or 17.4H build ings, involving an expenditure or $eo, 1925 coo. according to official re- ports received by the Construction News, compared with le,S11 build ings. involving a tctai investment of S5s, GOO for the corresponding month last year. an increase of II per cent
 There were increases in 34 and de- creases in q cities.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-08
FIGHT AMONG REBELS

MEXICO CITY, July 7-Severa former revoiutiosists were killed and others were wounded today in [ clash today between Gen. Figueroa'i rurales and a body of men styling 'Naderistas" under Gen at Igaala. according to mea gre reports reaching here tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-08

en Thursday where he VIII visit for a month. U. o. Watson was in Bisbee for a few days this week.
 Ldc. T. L. Linares has returned rom Bisbee and NogaIes
 Excursion on River Siene." Royal
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-08

IAe OuILu III BlSDee-
 Bert Mcdonald returned from Buffalo, N. Y, on Wednesday, where he spent a months vacation Mrs Mcdonald met him in Bisbee and accompanied him home.
 pr. L. D. Ricketts spent a few days this week in Bisbee and Douglas on a business mission.
 Jos. E. Morrison, U. s. attorney, from Bisbee was in the city this week on legal business.
 R. E. Davis spent a few days in Bisbee this week.
 R. K. Clancy went to Bisbee on Wednesday on a business mission.
 The young son of Ben Bounds died in Chivatera on Tuesday The funeral was held the following day.
 The s. P. lines of Mexico have issued a new folder which contains much valuable information regard ing the wealth and resources of the west coast and Sonora.
 John Montague, treasurer of the Four Cs company, returned home from New York City this week. lie was accompanied by his brother Frank. who will visit with him for short time.
 Isidor Pelzer. who attended school in Los Angeles for the past year is visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs B. s. PeIzer.
 c. E. Minor submitted to an operation for appendicitis at the com rany hospital on Monday. He is getting along nicely and will soon he able to leave that institution.
 c. T. brennan was considerably bruised at the smelter this week by being struck by slag. He was taken te the hospital where he is. now being cared for.
 Wn. Gmahkng returned home or Tuesday from a two months trip bnrough the states. MB. Gmahling remained in Great Falls, Mont. where she is visiting with relatives for several weeks more.
 Connie Mack" Clouthier is spend ing a few weeks with his parents in Springer, N. M
 Hugo Lisner returned home on Tuesday from San Antonio, where he spent his vacation.
 A. F. King and Fred Gertz are in the city from El Triunfo mine.
 Jose Maldonado, city clerk, went to Juarez on official business Thurs day.
 OlaIla RubAo went to Hermosillo
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-08
GATES SAID TO BE
 OUT OF ALL DANGER

PARIS, July 7.-Intimate friends who saw John W. Gates say that the condition of the American financier is much improved He is planning to return to America this month.
 An abscess in the throat was lanced recently and this left MT. Gates weak and his physicians ordered that he do no work and no talking. He suffered some from the kidneys due to poison in the abscess in the throat.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-08
REFRESHING SLEEP

t4orsford's Acid Phosphate Half a teaspoonful in glass of wa ter before retiring induces restfuI sleep.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-08
BODY OF MURDERED
 MAN IS SHIPPED
Turner Taken 10 Douglas U; Live News of Hustling
 Cananea

CANANEA. Son Mex, July 7.- (Special)-The remains of Lee Fur ner. who was murdered by Joe Menard on Wednesday morning, were taken to Douglas this afternoon for interment. The funeral was at tended by a large number of the friends of the murdered man.
 Vic Hendrickson returned from Calumet, Mich. on Thursday after a weeks vacation spent in the northern copper country.
 Fred Bailey. Senator" Hannah
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-08
FRENCH KITCHEN.

Very best meals iB town Every thing nice. neat and clean Fine cooking. Meals 25c up. Chicken dinner Sunday soc. szs-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-08

A refined and up to date boarding and day school for young ladie and girls. sS4.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-08

Kelly Henry of Douglas was in the city this week buying up the visible oversupply of potatoes.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-08

R. J. Casper and family spent the Fourth in Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-08

i and Wm. Julian spent the Fourth in Bisbse.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-08
AcADEMN

Winter Sports in Germany" Roya
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-08

.RecIaimed.- great drama. Royal.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-08

Excursion on River Seue" Royal
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-08

Bert Mcdonald Heturned from Buffalo, N. Y, on "Wednesday. where he spent a months vacation Mrs. Mcdonald met him in Bisbee and accompanied him home.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-08

Fred Bailey. Senator" Hannah
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-08

Dr. L. D. Ricketts spent a few days this week in Bisbee and Douglas on a business mission.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-03-31
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

Assurance of the safety Of all Amer.
leans now confined in Mexican prisons
is given in an official statement issued
at Juarez. Americans now prisoners
will be given trials in the civil courts
on charges of sedition against the
Mexican government, but hereafter
all. insurrectos, whether citizens of the
United States or not, may be subject
to the death penalty under summary
military procedure.
The formal dedication of the great
dam named after former President
Roosevelt, located in Arizona, occurred
In the presence Of the colonel. who
was the principal figure In the cele-
bration of the completion of the lead.
ing feature of the Salt river reclama.
ton project, which has cost the gov.
eminent about $4,000, 900 and which
will probably cost 100000 more to
complete.
With the arrival Of the Ninth cav.
airy and the Fourth field artillery In.
San Antonio the entire division under
Major General Carter is now In camp.
eight and one.half days after the mob.
ilization command was flashed out Of
Washington.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-03-31
CRIMINAL NEWS.

Two policemen were probably ia.
tally injured, property valued at $15O..
900 was ruined and the entire city of
Milwaukee vas shaken WIN men sup
posed to be union ironwo..Hers dyna.
mited the steel coal hoist, i:1st com.
pleted, at the yards of the y i!waukee
Western Fuel company, The We're
two separate explosions, Of such VIC
lence that windows in many pats of
the West Side were broken. Police.
men rushed to investigate and mile
they were near the wrecked crane a
second explosion brought the iron
work down about their heads.
Nine men were indicted by the fed,
eral grand jury at Washington charged
with having %defrauded the government
out of 10000 acres Of Alaska coal lands
valued at $1O,0 OO, 200. The lands are
in the Cook inlet precinct.
Yeggmen wrecked the Rushville
banking building at Rushville, N. Y.
blew the safe and secured approxi'
mately $4,000. The wife of the cash
Ter, Mrs. w. Irving Jones, died as a
result of the shock.
Two persons are dead and four 9th
ers fatally injured as the result of a
free for all drunken brawl in an Ital.
ian railroad laborers' camp at Hope.
we'll, N. J.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-03-31
FOREIGN NEWS.

Russia has sent an ultimatum to
China, insisting on a closer adherence
to the provisions of the treaty of 1881,
which has been the subject of negotia'
lions between the two countries for
some weeks past. The Russian occu-
patton corps is within a hundred miles
of the frontier and marching on Kulja.
A sensation was caused in London
financial circles by the suicide of R. F.
Carnegie, manager of the Lombard
street branch of PARIS bank, limited,
who shot himself at his residence in
that city. The affairs of the institu.
ton are said to be in perfect order.
The Furness line freight steamer
North Point was destroyed by fire in
the Thames two hours after she left
her wharf in London. The crew of
forty were taken off in safety after
the vessel had been beached. She
carried no passengers.
The Chinese government declares
it's intention of agreeing to points at
issue with Russia and is now drafting
q reply to the recently received ulti.
matum along this line.
A death roll Of SS,498 was exacted
by the plague in India during Febru.
airy, according to official figures an
! nounced at Calcutta.