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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-23
MONEY FOR GElDEL's MOTHER
lawyers Return Fee shs Raised by
Selling Furniture.

Lawyers Return Fee ShsA RAISED BY
Selling Furniture.
Hartford, Conn, Dec. 23.-Mrs. Anna
| Geidel, mother OF Paul Geideb the bell,
boy now serving q long sentence In
Sing Sing for the murder OF Broker
| William III. Jackson at the Iroquois
hotel In New Yorkrreeeived IN I'M
usual Christmas present. 1t was In
closed In a letter from James @. Cleary
of Cleary, Dilworth, Miller & Fay, the
New York lawyers swho sdefended her
son and saved him from. the electric
chair. Mr.. Cleary returned a check
for SIS.
II received a letter from your SON"
wrote Mr.. Cleary Informing me that
you had sold your furniture to raise
money to pay my zee and the expenses
OF the trial. l am sorry / was not In
formed Of this in time to prevent such
A thing. We spent over $1,000 In dis
bursements In the defense of your son
and the court failed to grant the usual
$500 allowance for counsel fee. Please
consider, however, that YOU owe no
financial obligation to this frm."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-23

Where the Locality does not Count
Wherever there are people suffer
ing from kidney and bladder all
ments, nom hackache. rheumatism
And urinary Irregularities Foley
Kidney pills VIII help them. Bel
videre. III. e. A. Kelly, an ex-sn~
gineer, says ssThreo years ago my
kidneys became so bad that | was
compelled TO give UP my engine and
quit. There was a EeYare aching
pain over the hips. followed by an sn-
aammation OF the bladder, and al
ways 4 thick sediment. Foley Kid
ney Pills made me q sound and well
man. I can not so5 nasAosa III
thaEr praise TonIs Ia action
quick Id reaalts. VIII cure any cass
1of kidney 81 bladder disorder no.
beyond sha r 81 msaacIn III
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-23
BAR TURKEY RAFFLIEs.
Patterson Police Stop All Chance Games
For Poultry

Patterson Police Stop All Chance Games
For Poultry.
Paterson, N. j., Dec. 23.-Saioon keep
ers were notified by the police that no
gambling or dice throwing for turkeys.
chickens, geese or other poultry will be
allowed. From an innocent amusement
the practice has grown into a regular
gambling business the police have
discovered.
The order is said to have resulted
from a complaint to Police Chief Ran
son by meat dealers, who said that the
gambling was bad for their trade.
Some of the saloons did so much OF
this business that they could order fn
wholesale quantities and hold the poul,
try In their ice boxes until the supply
uug short
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-23
CHARGES WIFE WITH CRUELTY
Banker Says She Drove Him to Seek
Shelter With Nciuhbors.

Banker Says She Drove Kim to Ssek
Shelter With Neiahbors.
Sfarnford, Conn. Dec. 23-Howard
u. OsFiynn, a Newark banker and sum
lher resident of Shippan Point here.
has instituted a suit for divorce In the
superior court against his wife, who
was formerly Miss Florence Knapp.
Mr.. OsFlynn charges his wife with
i~ntolerable. cruelty. declaring he was
forced 10 seek refuge in the stone cas-
lie Of William r. Morley, also a resi-
dent Of Sliippan Point.
4 He refused to discuss the matter or
describe the alleged-eruelties.
Mrs 0'Flynn is staying with friends,
The couple hnve made their summer
home here for four years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-23
OPERATIONS IN
BUILDING LINE
Brilliant Outlook Record
Number of Plans Filed.

Building Inspector Michael J..
Mcnamara has issued permits for
almost half a million dollars worth
of new building work this year.
Since the month of June when he
took Office as building Inspector un-
It'll the present time he has Issued
building permits for s455,740 worth
| OF new work. 1t has surprised him
that December should prove SO good
a month for building operations.
! which have developed into unusual
briskness of late.
Permits for $188,640 worth of
1 new work were issued during July
and August, for $8f,500 worth in
| September, $89.100 worth in Ooto-
! Der. $4,000 worth In November
and about $4,000 worth thus far
dthis month. Plans and specifications
j for more work are constantly com
ling before Mr.. Mcnamara, so thai
+ the figures may reach half a millior
4 before the end of 1911.
Among the proposed new Jobs II
u the structure for the New Theater.'
j to be erected at the southwest cor
liner or Madison venue and Jeffer
n son street. 1t lis proposed to MAKE
EIthis one OF the most attractive ant
safest or theatrical buildings In TIL
State.
Ground has been broken for
|1three story brick office building, t.
be erected for Hans Nelson a ioea
/ real estate dealer, IN the northerl'
side OF Smith street, opposite Nc
q CIellan street.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
MAJOR LEAGUES
 PULLING APART
There VIII Henceforth Be Lit- tie Intercourse Between
 Them

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-Official in- tercourse between the two major base ball leagues ceased this afternoon up- on the adoption of a resolution by the American league that it effective as 10 the American league so far as the American league deems itself obli- gated to deal with the National league under the national agreement. The words of the resolution are: As may be requisite for safeguafding its ter ritOriaI and players rights" Thomas | Lynch, president Of the National league, after reading the resolution, said it exempted the only intercourse there had ever been between the leagues
 There seems considerable doubt in President Lynch's mind as to just what construction to put on the American leagues action. A multi tude of reports explain why it was done One had it that the resolution of the America, Iaa zue is an answer to the statement last night of Angus Herman, chairman of the National committee, that no headway had been made in the investigation of the worlds series ticket sscsndal.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
FORMER DIPLOMAT
 0IL COMPANY HEAD
Enrique c. Creel to Be Presi- dent of the Mexican
 Eagle

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, Dec 12.- (Special) survivor of a large grove of cotton wood trees in which the Alamo was erected and which gave it's name to that historic build ing. tAlamo being Spanish for cotton woodb a giant cottonwood tree, sev- eral hundred years old stands in the courtyard of the henger Hotel on Alamo Plaza. In recent years this tree has been infected with fungus growth which has eaten big holes in the trunk and killed many of the boughs and 1t was thought the life Of the tree was near it's close Bat tree surgeons have. been giving it heroic treatment, cutting of the dis eased and dead limbs and cutting out the fungus growth when it ap- peared, spraying the cavities with an antiseptic and then filling them with concrete, and it is believed the tree has been saved and will live another hundred years or so- The tree marks a spot where was fought one of the fercest conflicts during the siege Of the Alamo in the var for Texas in- dependence
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
TIE INDEPENDENTS
 WERE NOT PARTIES
At This Late Day They Cannot
 Get Into the Tobacco Trust Case

WASHINGTON:- h refusing the request of the Rough Leaf Tobacco Board of trade that iI review the decree ot the United States circuit court of New York which approved the reorganization, plan oI the To bacco Trust" three reasons were as signed today to the supreme couf. of the United States. The reasons set forth by Chief Justice White who said, One who is not party to the record. and judgement is not entitled to appear therein. The action court below in refusing to permit the nov CTS to become parties of record IS not susceptible of being reviewed ey this court on appeal or indirectly un- der the circumstances here disclosed by the writ of mandamns.
 Merely the general nature and character Of the intrest which tbe movers alleged they have in the pap CTS here filed is not in any event of such a character as to authorize them in this proceeding to assail the action of the court below"
 4 bill was introduced today by Sen. ator Cummins granting the independ- ent tobacco companies the right ta appeal to the supreme court from the New York decree approving the company's reorganization. The bill gives as the reason for the review a desire to ascertain whether in the circuit courts decree was in conform ity with the supreme courts decision in tobacco case.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
REVIEW SERVICE IS
 GIVEN WARM PRAISE
Combined Sentce of Papei and Telephone Company
 Give Best Returns

In all parts of Bisbee last night people were receiving returns from The Review. A telephone system was connected between the office of The Review and a number oi places in the city and in Lowell and as fast as any figures were received they were teie. phoned to the crowds that waited to learn the results. Especially large crowds were at the Elks club and the Copper Queen hotel and at Hillmans cigar stand, while at the Azurite, or flee and the Turf and Legal Tender in Lowell, there were also large crowds. In addition to this service The Review sent out bulletins to two points and by stereopticon slides these were shown in front of the Royal and on the side of the Orpheum and re- turns were also read in these amuse- ment places.
 Last night general praise was heard of the service that was being rendered by the combined efforts of this paper and the telephone company. Firs; there was given out the total votes cast in the various precincts of the county and also such early telegraphs as were received. Later the smaller precincts were heard from and par tial returns were given from the yari ous precincts, Lowell Warren, Doug las, PiTtleyille, Tombstone, Benson and Naco It early became evident that in cnly the smaller precincts would the count be completed last night and that in two of the Bisbee wards the count would run along well into today. Under these eircum- stances the crowds began 10 thin out shortly after eleven o'clock and seek rest after 2 strenuous first state election, satisfied that the county had gone democratic for the majority oi the ticket at least and that from early indications the state ticket was car ried but that definite results must be awaited owing to the slow count that was being made, according to aJNtces received from all sections Uhder these circumstances crowds generally dispersed about midnight though then some of the more inter ested ones came to the office of The Review and fingered on for the more complete figures.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
WELCOME wEsTERNERs
Mayor Gaynor Says Governors Repre-.
 sent Best Part of the Country

NEW YORK. Dec. 12.-"I welcome you as representing a new order of new things in politics-the referen- dunn, recall and woman suffrage. IT a judge does not do right, I think he should be recalled"
 Mayor Gaynor was the speaker. ap- plauding the generous policies of the far west, indeliyering his address of welcome today to the governors of the far west, whose special train bore them into the metropolis of the east.
 The mayor lauded the west and the south in the matter of antitrust leg islation, and condemned the laws of New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio and New York, which permit trusts to hcid stock in other corporations, and he remarked that New York had an antitrust law -so fWll of adjectiyes that it is of no use
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
LAND PRODUCTS SHOW

ST PAUL, Minn., Dec 12.-The Northwestern Land Products Show, under the auspices of the Northwest- ern Development League. opened in the auditorium today with every available foot of space occupied with exhibits. The object of the exhibi- ton is to aid in the development of Oregon, Washington. Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Mime sota and Alaska. Scores Of attractive booths are filled with sample pro ducts from the soils, lakes, rivers, forests, mines and factories of the northwest The exhibition is intend ed to be educational to the home seeker, the farmer, the railroad man, the manufacturer, and to those who are Investigating, influenced by the widespread "baek-to-the-soil'' move ment
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
Chee.

Ghee is used in India as Is butter In America and Europe. It Is, in fact. butter so prepared that. it never be comes stale. and there are recorded instances of it's being preserved for a hundred years.
 IH making ghee butter is boiled un. iil all the wstery particles and cu-ds have Seen thrown of by repeated slimmings. When the liquor has be come clear oil. 1t is poured into a yes seI to cool When cooled it is granu lated and will keep for years without becotning rancid. .--HarpeT's WssLly.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
FRIGHTFUL LEAP
 OF Fl PASO MAN
Sprang from Nineteenth Floot of a Chicago
 Building

CHICAGO, Dec 12.--J F. Greek, a machinist, Of El Paso, diyested him self of his c.othin on the nineteenth floor of the Masonic Temple today, walked out on an iron beam, puffed noncbalently at a cigarette for a few minutes, and then hurled his nude body to death on the stone floor of the rotunda 270 fest below
 He fell on a cigar case, smashing 1t to pieces. One leg struck Harry Evans, of Bay City, Mich, who was purchasing cigars, and broke the lat .ers arm, and knocked him to the floor. He suffered internal injuries also, probaly. Greeks body was smashed to a jelly, and pieces of glass and good embedded in the flesh.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
WANTED.

500 miners to fill classes in boxing. wrestling, gymnastics and bowling, at the Y. NJ. C. A Singers wanted for the choral club which will be under the leadership of J. F. Coy We done ask wnO you are or what kind Of clothes you wear-we want men
 spacious reading and smoking room. All current maga1ines-'we want every miner in the district to come in at least once and look us over. Membership contest closes Dec 18th, at 70 o'clock. SS.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
NAVAJO COUNTY

FLAGSTAFF. Ariz., Dec. 12.--A re port from Navajo county via over. land telephone gives the following: St. Joseph, Cameron I9. Smith g. VII. Hams 10, Wells, 13, Ashurst 20, Smith 12, Hayden IS. Hunt 13
 Shumway. Cameron 6, Smith Williams 5, Wells 5, Ashurst 6. Smith 4, Hayden 6, Hunt 6.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
TO STUDY BABY REARING

NEW YORK. Dec. 12.-As a part Of the campaign launched by the club women of Iowa to increase the physi- cal welfare Of the people Of that state, Dr. Margaret Vaupel Clark, of Water loo, Iowa. sailed today for England and will spend the next twelve months studying the methods of baby rearing in the various countries of Europe
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
YUMA couNTY.

YUMA, Dec. 12-Seyen hundred and six votes were cast in Yuma pre- cinct. One hundred counted indicate that Ashurst and Smith and the en- tire democratic state ticket will car ry the precinct by from one to one hundred and fifty votes. Seven out side precincts have been heard from. The majority Of the entire democratic state ticket in the county will not be less than two hundred. Every candidate on the democratic ticket for a county office will be elected by ma jorities of from 50 to 300.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
A FORTUNE IN ROYALTIES.

Charles Klein, the author of The Lion and the Mouse" has received in royalties for writing this play, which took him one year, nearly one-half million dollars. As there are 10000 words in the play his genius as a playwright won him S7.00 a word for this contribution. The profits of Mf. Harris the producer, have nearly reached the One Million Dollar mark.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
pu,-l,A uo in arms.

The purists are now objeeting so tue use or such modern terms as drum mer" for commercial traveller. sleep err for sleeping car. hard up" Ion the go" and so on. They also oppose the phrase. "an awfully pretty girl" on the ground that beauty never pro duces awe in the heholder.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
What He Needed.

Retired Pork Butchers Wife (to distinguished composer who has just played his newest piece) Pray ac- cept this ring in remembrance sf this suspicious occasion. Husband tsotto voice to his wife) Give him something to get his hair cut.-Fliegende Blat. tes.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
GOOD ROADS THE CHIEF TOPIC

PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 12.-Coun ty judges and commissioners Of Ore son began their annual convention today at the Commercial Club in this city. The necessity of a more uni form method Of highway improvement is the chief subject slated for discus sion during the three days session.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
LIve STOCK MeN IN SESSION

DENVER. Colo, Dec. I2.-A strong protest against removing the duties on meats. hides cattle and live stock products will be made by the American National Live Stock Asso. citation which began ifs nfieenth an- nual convention in this city today.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13

HOLBROOK, Dec. 12.--All pre- cincts except Winslow and two small CT ones give Cameron 251, Hoyal Smith 2SS. Ashurst I'll. NJ. A. Smith Fl. Hayden 1S4. Williams 197, Wells 22S, Hunt l99. Three hundred votes are to be counted in Winslow There IS no indication as to how they will run. The constitutional amendment for the elimination of the recall was adopted practically unanimously
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
MEETING
 OF ARcHITECTc

wAsHINGTO, Dec I2.-Seyeral hundred of the leading architects Of the United States and Canada, mem bers of the Architects Institute Of America, met at the New Willard ho tel today, the occasion being the an nual convention of the organization
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
TURKS DEFEATED
Night Attack on Italian Lines Near
 Benqhszi.

BENGHAZI. TripoH. Dec 12.-An other night attack was made by the Turk sh troops last night They at- tempted to break through the advance lines of the Italians, but were un- successful, and retreated with sixty three dead. The Italians say they lost three dead and thirty-two wound q
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
DISADVANTAGES OF PEACE

Charleston News and CourierD
 One argument against continued peace is that the powder in the bat. tleships deteriorates and explodes, killing hundreds of men at a time. Has Mir Carnegie thought of that?
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
ARIZONA Is A
 DEMOCRATIC STATE
(contInued from Page D

S60. Franklin 3sT, Ross SIT, Doan 1s3' Doe l90, Kent 270. Governor, Hunt a6l Wells 209 Secretary, Osborn 509, Cleaveland 272. Auditor, Gala ghan 370, Mauk 20C. Treasurer, John son 3S4, Fisk 2l5. Attorney general Bullard 326, Christy 249. Superintend- ent of public instruction, Case 367, Jones 225. Corporation commission, Cole 3SS, -Geary S94. Jones 405, De Pass 204. Pool 1S6. Sturgis 195.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
FINAL COUNTY

FLORENCE, Dec 12-Ashurst and Mark Smith, democratic candidates fer United States senators. will carry Pinal county by fifty majority, and Hayden, democrat, for congress, by seventy-hve majority. The entire state ticket will carry by a like ma iority.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
McGuire Funeral.

The funeral of Mrs. T. W. Mcclure, whose death occurred Sunday even ing at the Calumet & Arizona hos pital, took place yesterday mornins at g:30 o'clock from St. Patrick's $ Catholic church, conducted by Rev. Father Muerer. Interment was in Evergreen cemetery.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
Yoakum Captain.

Yoakum C"ptaln.
 The 1911 Bisbee High school foot ball team held it's last meeting Mon day evening and elected Yoakum, right guard, ps captain. Ioakum played a steady consistent game all season and his election as captain was a deserved recognition. The uni forms were turned in and will be salted down with moth balls for the 1yl2 benehciaries.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
Personal Mention hi

Reese Ling returned to BisDee from Douglas yesterday afternoon.
 Frank Ramsey spent She daS cam paigning at the polls in Bislee.
 A. H. DOnari, travelling freight and passenger agent O. the santa Fe is in Bisbee on a business trip
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
RUSSIANS IN pEKINe

PEKING, Dec 12.-A Russian de- tachment of 35O men and two guns arrived here to reinforce the legation guard.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
MACHINE ONE Holiday Party.

Looking for a pleasant place to spend the holiday, four travelling freight and passenger agents, mem bers of the royal order of the bull, arrived in Bisbee yesterday morn ing. and spent the day. They were Wade Cunningham of the Southern Pacific. of El Paso; C IT. Donart. of the Santa Fe. of Fl Paso; Harry B. Hardie. Of the Pennsyivaia, of Denver. and T. O. Bonney. of the washington-Sunset line. of Los An geles.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
pate of Sale.

The safe 10 be held by St. Johns Guild, Of fhe Episcopal church wlli be on Thursday afternoon, of this week. from 2 to o'clock in the aft eTnOon. at the Young Women's Chris tian association building A mistake in the date of the sale was made in previous notice. The date is Thursday. December IA.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13

YUMA, Ariz., Dec. 12.-The total vote of Yuma precinct is 724. Gamer on. Hoval Smith and Wells will carry the county by IS to 35. The repub- licans will elect four of the county officers. Yuma gave Cameron eleven majority in 1908.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
PIMA COUNTY

TUCSON. Ariz., Dec 12.-The to- tai vote of Tucson is 1,7S9.
 Tucson straight democratic, 211; straight republican 299. Three pre- cincts outside of Tucson give Cam eron 55. H. A. Smith 44, Williams A., Wells A, Ashurst 50, Nj Smith go, Hayden 36, Hunt 45.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
YAvAPAl COUNTY.

PRESCOTT, Ariz., Dec. 12.-EIeven precincts complete give Cameron 120, Smith 124, Ashurst 119, Smith IF, Williams 112, Hayden 12S, Wells Al, Hunt III.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
PRESCOT

PRESCOT Dec 12.-Thirty cone recinets give Cameron 492. Smith 46S, Ashurst 56S, Smith 476, Williams 422, Hayden STA, Wells, 536, Hunt Yi9, Cleayeland, 445, Osborn 522.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
Hold Bazaar Toda

The Woman's club of Bisbee will hold a Doll Bazaar this afternoon in the club house. In addition to dolls there will be on sale homemade can dy and pop corn balls. There will be an exceptionally good musical pro gram rendered in the afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13
Brief Local Items
Taken to Hospital.

Taken to Hospital.
 Mrs John Chain was taken to the Calumet & Arizona hospital yester. day morning for medical treatment.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13

YUMA, Dec. 12.-Returns from nine out of seventeen precincts of Yuma county, including a hundred ballots counted so far in Yuma city indicate that the entire democratic state and congressional ticket will carry the county by a vote of about three to two. The count will not be complete before noon tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13

YUMA, Ariz., Dec. 12.-Yuma coun- ty gives q democratic majority for state candidates and senators Of 250. All democrats on the county ticket are elected.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13

TUCSON, Dec. 12.-The total count in Pima county to eleven o'clock: Cameron 2S4, Hoyal Smith 299, Ash urst 206, Mark Smith 240, Hayden 2S5. Williams 231, Hunt 234. Wells PSI In the city the democrats are gaining slightly
 Cameron 375, H. A. Smith 3S5 Ashurst 26S, Mark Smith PTS. Hayden 256. Williams 2o6, Hunt 15s. Wells 205. Only a few votes were cast against the constitutional amendment Seven precincts are complete out of seventeen in the county.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13

TUCSON, Ariz., Dec. 12.-The re publicans have the county with 10 precincts missing. The late city count helps democrats. Wells leads by 43 votes. Scratching delays vote
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-13

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