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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-13
WILSON RETURNS TO
HIS ATTACK ON TAFT
Says He Decides One Day to En-
force Sherman Law and Next
Day Changes His Mind.
WICKERSHAM, TOO, BLAMED
Ex- Senators Kean and Smith Also
Lashed-Governor Charges
They Are Bound by
Special Interests.
LRs Teler-anh % The Tribune !

Princeton. y. J.. oct. l2-Speaking 20 a
mass meeting Of Princeton students at
Alexander Hall here tonight. Governor
Wilson again charged President Taft and
Attorney General Wickersham with being
responsible for business depression.
President Taft" he said, saws one day
that he is absolutely going TO enforce the
sherman law. After reading the papers
however. he thinks perhaps he has excited
too mucn Of a tremor and decides that what
DO intended 10 do was wrong.
Attorney General Wickersham one day
sucalls ont and tells Of the great things he
is going 10 DO, and the next day scars Ike
a dove and says that he hadn't intended TO
DO anything IN particular and that the in
ter,iews We're untrue.
what the business man wants TO know is
where he is n.
Are we going 10 jail or are We not. he
wants 70 know. II So we could arrange our
affairs tor it. There has been nothing but
gu-asWurlS for the last decade as 20 what is
going 90 happen in business.
I'VE want 20 put business on souhd
basis and with the assurance that when
we have done u we have not destroy;tg.a Yea
anything bur have reconstructed. u
want definite information as 20 what me
law means and what d. provides We don Z
know now what tine offence Is ana what
the penalty Is There are two kinds OF
business Ia this country legitimate ana
ilI,cirmafe The illegitimate business is
one winch operates 10 create a monopoly
and restraint OF trade and the people OF
the country have made up their mind mat
trev won stand for it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-13
NAME A fusion TICKET
Continued from first page.

Continued from hr-t page.
Av~es. NJ The Bronx The nomination
7as seconded bv former Asserbiyrnan
Robert 8. conklin. Both spoke Of the
fire record Mr. Nathewson had made as
DEPUTY Controller and said he deserved
promotion.
The fourth nomination for the SUI
rreuesCourt bench was made after that
Of Surrogate I'm order 20 set If off from
the others. and Nr MAYER was careful
70 say.
Owe arc now ready 10 receive nominf-
tons for the additional judgeshLp TO be-
filed this year under the sullivan bill
recently signed by the Governor This
was done So that in case the courts
should later hold that the state consil-
tuition made it illegal To elect a fourth
-ustiCa al This time it would be- clear
inst which man was Illegally elected.
The same thing was done by the Tam
many convention when it nominated
Henry D Hotchsiss for the fourth Judge
shin after IT had named the Sheriff
49, g,f-,.,-
@
In nominating Henry De Forest Bald
win for The fourth supreme court JUS
ticeship Na"ooId Norris sala ne was
one or the most able lawyers 0el''e ''e
bar and. having raced me lI3-i 81 .''"S
before. would not Doe afraid 20 Go so
again the homlHa no" Was S'''''''' ''
b. W. j. GROWN.
I'VE are eh'eI'h- ON CAM .''.-''
against amman nam 7"' ..'7
NIiilah H. " 0'-''''''-s '.'
John d. h"pfei hui
particular importance 'eca'se oil me
fact that we are also la'Ih- ID I- ..oi..ll
campaign ana we want IT. NH"" % l'l''
Now YORK STATE mas S"'''7 "a '''''
The hepDo-lcah ,'I'Ii''' do -'' '' ''
sib.e TINS year.
The man j am s"lils '' '''''''i'a .', -''
SheIln Is n sIaoU'''7 %. -l' -''-'..',--'
successiuI con 40 'oi anu q. .'','
sincerity. lie mas "eeil d .''''."7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-13
MARRIAGE SECRET TWO YEARS

Samuel Limerick. Of 30. "a Summit ave
nue.. Jersey CITY. announced Yesterday that
he mad married Miss Nellie White two
years ago. ar Limerick was formerly
treasurer of the Union League CLUB. He
declined 10 give the particulars Of hts mar
uage but mentioned the fact Of the deaths
OF his father and mother within The last
two wears IN a way that suggested bis bee
reavements had something 10 do with the
concealment OF the marriage William j.
Limerick, a brother recently died 40 sea-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-13
NAMED FOR BRONX JUSTICE

Henry a. Botty. former City Court
Judge. was nominated for Justice in the ID
District Municipal Court az the adjourned
Republican convention held Ia.t night at
the North side Republican CLUB SO. 26s5
Third avenue. The Bronx. His nomination
came on tho NTH ballot. after HeadIoy H.
Greene retired from tine race.
The chairman 0t the meeting Was Doug
las MstheWson. tine fusion candidate f4r
Surrogate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-13

What's the use OF putting up good
fusion ticket against Tammany Hall an
less every citizen who wants sooo gov
eminent assists in IFS election by Vot-
inr2 RAnister 20 day!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-13
CARPET j. J. v. WILLIAMS
Tel 36e Columbus Est Bia a., =,
CLEANING S5S VEST 54t1 81

AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
,eived AZ their Uptown once.
between Beth and 8Tth SITS
Advertisements received az
Offices ar regular once rates
viz. 2s4 sth ave, =. =. cor
cor 18th 81: i04 East alta
between 7th and sth ayes. /.
f035 al ave 1898 81 ave.
Ist ave near s9th 81. LOT
fremont ave. $50 81 ave.
District Telegraph Ofice-
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BROOKLYN ADVERTISEMENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-13
SAYS Democrats Are United.

goth parties are candidates 70 lead the
nation in a new era. a period Of readJust-
nent. The Democratic party is free and
ready 10 act. but the Republican party Is
not The one is united in council. the other
, divided. The government should be placed
IN ms original foundation. which was ODE
dience 10 law and government by opinion.
Then he said that he didn't know what
the independent voters Of Essex were going
N do on Election Day. but that he thought
most Of them would 20 fishing, for ticket
composed OF non-progressslve Democrats
had been nominated on one side and a
lot OF stand-pat Republicans on the other.
The Governor urged the students 70 strip
themselves of party prejudice and enlist IN
the cause Of honest government
Head Coach Roper presided at the meet
ing. and the Democratic candidates for
Sheriff and Assemblymen in Mercer County
occupied seats on the platform.
~ y Arnold. Il. preceded the Governor
I'm a talk IN the Geran law. in which he Wig
orousIy defended the right Of students 20
vote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-13

ADVERTISEMENTS
Tor The Tribune re.
No 1854 Broadway,
until Q o'clock .. m.
the following branch
urtil : o'clock 2. m,
9sd 81. 15s 9Th ave,
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gRooKLYN ADVERTIssMENTs:
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Control Of Country's Banks.

The Governor also said that half a dozen
men control the banks Of the country.
They should come within the reach Of the
law. he said and il vas a question how
these much entangled affairs could be dis
eutanSled without upsett.ng business.
Business. he said, should be based on
public confidence. Fair dealing and open
ness are the secret Of successful business.
Before attacking the President Governor
Wilson told the students that ex-Cnited
States Senator James Smith. jr.. was no
more Democrat than ex-senator John
Kean was a Republican, because they both
represented the same special interests.
They bore the labels he said. but
their object was TO control the state for
the interests they represented, and party
lines made little difference 10 them.
The former president Of Princeton re-
ceived a tumultuous welcome from the stu
dents. who filed the hall 70 the doors. It
was his first address 10 them since his
election as Governor OF New Jersey. He
told the students that he had not come -
speak 70 them from any partisan purpose
but N enlist their support in a great cause.
Party lines are going 10 pieces IN this
country" he said. There is a new clea'-
age q cleavage between those who want
IN move and those who don't know what
rhev want 70 do. but prefer 20 stand pat.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-16
Hntohrr Rien art Ma tln

An incident which ny son witnessed near Enfield may be Torth recording He was walking along -he highway and noticed at some Listsuce ahead several birds on The road, which he took 10 be sqa-Tows As ts drew nearer he was able to distinguish {, couple of house martins by ,he side O small puddle near the others.
 Presently one Of the supposed spaI rows in 9 sidelUng manner crew to ward the house martins. and vhsu near it suddenly darted and seized ons or thou by the Esad and held it sJrus gling until he got quite near. He ther saw it was a redSacked 5hribe. and tc his astonishmert it actually flew czay with It's victim over the hedge by fhC roadside, showing a strength s-rf would hardly have expected Ia IS small 8 birC-Frcm the Field
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-16
JUSTICE HIGH WILL
 CONTINUE AS CORONER
Receives Top Vote Which Car rieS With It the Two
 PrerogatiyeS

Justice Morris High, justice of the third judicial precinct Of Cochise county. is coroner of that precinct by virtue of his vote in the election Tuesday. It has been the rule here tofore that the justice receiving the high vote in the precinct election shall be coroner. In some states the coroner is county official, hay ing jurisdiction over the entire cOun- ty, but the system in vogue in Ari- zona is better adapted to this state and there will probably be no change. Judge r. D. Burdiek has been coro- ner of the precinct for the last five years
 Since both justices of the peace in precinct No. 8 were reelected. and the only constable holding office by virtue of election was reelected, there win probably be no contest. Both Judge High and Judge Burdick would hold their offices either as kold-overs or by virtue of election, as would Constable McRae. Constable Thomas was appointed by the board of supervisors and will not try to maintain that he is still an officer by virtue Of the hold-over opinion given by Attorney General Wright several months before the election.
 As Pima and Cochise counties were the only counties in the state that held precinct elections. it would seem that this in itself raises an issue that should be settled for the sake of letter-perfectiOn il for no other
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-16
AGAINST PARTISAN ACTIVITY
Civil Service League Would Put All Federal otfeehoiders by Appoint
 ment Out of Politics.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 15.-All per sons in the employ of the federal gov ernment guilty of yiolating civil ser vice laws should be punished prompt ly and impaItially with just severity was the declaration contained in the resolutions in the closing session here this afternoon of the annual conyeE. ton Of the civil service reform league Moreover, the league recon mends a rule prohibiting that any par tisan activity be at once extended to all federal ofiiceholders Whose polit teal opinions cannot properly affect their official duties That such office holders may have TO excuse for in termeddling in politics the ieagna indorses the suggestion of President Taft that higher administrative of fees be included within the classified service
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-16
ONE WESTFALL MUST
 GO BACK FOR TRIAL
Governor Sloan Grants ReQui- sition for Banker Who Left
 Under a Cloud

FHOENIX. Dec. --.-The postponed hearing of Frank s and J B. West fall, the Oklahoma bankers. before Governor Sloan. on a requisition for their return to Sapnlpa. okla, to an swer to indictments for alleged viola ton Of the Oklahoma banking laws, resulted today in the honOring of the requisition for Frank s. Westtall, and refusing that Tor J. Ax WGstfall The latter is very ill here with lung trouble.
 Counsel for the Westfalls declared at the hearing today that both his clients are under bond to appear for trial in oklahoma, and would az ear when wanted, and acquisitions are not necessary. Further. he declared 10 GoTernor Sloan that this is not a case of prosecution, but of political persecution.
 The warrant for the extradition Of Frank s Westfall win be issued next Monday
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-16
CONDOLENCES ARE SINGULAR
Accused Murderer and His Mother Occupy Chairs ct Convicted
 Murderer and his Mother

SALT LAKE. Dec. I5-As Elmer B
 Dewey was led from the court room today. convicted of murder, Harley M McWhinney, charged with ssmi. lar crime, was led in McWhinney, with sam Kirkpatrick, who is await
 ing trial, are charged with killing c. L. Erickson, a mining engineer, in
 local hotel. Erickson was shot when he went to rescue Sol Brown, a Chicago salesman. whom it is alleged leged McWhinney and Kirkpatrici were attempting to rob. McWhinney pleaded not guilty, and took tie seat just vacated, by Dewey, while his aged mother occupied the chair from whic Dhewey's mother had just ris
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-16
OHIO wllA INVESTIGATE
Burns is Engaged to Help Punish Dy' namiters of 5uiIiirg in
 Suckeye State

CLEVELAND, Dec. 15.-Dyuamite explosions that wrecked or otherwise damaged manunfacturing pants in northern Ohio are to undergo grand jury inves sieaaons. County Prose .utor Cline and Detective ". J. Burns held a conference here today after which the county prosecutor announced that the CuyahOga eoanty grand jury. at it's Januery meetins, would begin an investieation Of the outTages. He said the authorities wiH have the assistance Of Burns
 Burns said he puTpOsed claiming the rewards offered by various per sons and organizations for the arrest and conviction of those guilty of the Los Angeles Times explosion. These be said. amounted to s7.500h and some Of the offers were made by Ia tor unions.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-16
MOTOR CARS
 USE INCREASES
Over 200 Ply the Streets and Roads of New State of Arizona Day
 After Day
INCREASE IS 800 CARS

PHOENIX. Dec I5.-More than 1900 motor cars are in actual daily use in Arizona. This is an increase Of 500 over the same time last year and by the end Of 1912 the number will have ben swelled 10 almost 2.- 000; there is a possibility that Il will nass that mark.
 Never before were so many Ari- zonans buying cars. A year ago it was unusual to find one outside the larger cities and towns. while to- day every hamlet and mining camp. even if it has fewer than a hund- red inhabitants, boasts of at least three or four cars.
 Throughout the trade of Arizona a better tone is apparent More ears are being sold and the percentage of cash sales is higher than 1t ever was before During October one Phoenix salesman disposed of twen- weight cars, twenty-five of ,aem for cash
 Many circumstances have con tributed to the improvement of con ditions. First and foremost, Arizo- na is more prosperous than it ever was before, Its population is in creasing with unprecedented rapid ity and many eastern people brinc their cars here or buy new ones immediately upon arrival Crops have been uniformly good in all sec tiCns, and the inning industry, upon which so much of ArizOnas pros perity depends, is showing signs Of revival for the first time since the panic of 1907.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-16
CANDIDATES ID DINE
 WITH COMMITTEEMAN
Banquet Will Be Held in Cap ital of State and Invita-
 tiCnS TeIegraphed

Photographic invitations were re- ceiyed last night b. ,he successful democratic state candidates and state committeeman at the recent elections, to a banquet which is to la held at the Hotel Adams in Ph9e- nix next Monday night TLeTe pas ut one state cand!G2te rom this city, and that was C. Callaghan, the new state auditor, who is in re- ceipt of one of the telegrams. It states that ladies are invited. and he is asked to inform J J Birdno, chairman of the state committee, and he is asked to state how many will Dc in the Bisbee party
 What effect the dinner in Phoenix will have upon the jolification meet ing that is to be held in this city on the same night could not be de. termined last night
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-16
Bic compinatIon.

A story is told Of an American who visiting in Dublin. was conducted to the cathedral which had been restored by the Guinness family of brewers then to the schools which they had built, and lastly 10 the great brewery This IS really wonderful" said the Yankee. You seem Co run education. salvation and damnation all in one show"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-16
sh.en a. eurasr erar.r,.

in the northern part ol india sheer are put 10 use lnthoUght Of in Euro pean countries The mountain pathf lmong the foothills of the H.malayas are SO precipiious that the sheep more sure footed than larger beasts ire preferred as burden carriers
 The load for each sheep Is sffomf IF b5unds lo 20 pounds The saeep afs lriven from village 70 village wifh tis wool still growing and in each ioWI the farmer shears as much wool a. be can sell there aad loads the s,,e,i with ;he grain he recei-e- 10 sey change. Alter ais noch has bee. shsared be turns it aomewaId esci sheoP nayirE on it's hack email bsl containing the purchased grain.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-16
REBELS CROSS BORDER
Party from United States Are Met by Mexican Federsls and are
 Utterly Routed

MEVICO CITY. Dec 15.-Reports Of a three hours fight between rebels and federals. near Myro. on the boT- der of the United States. have reached here. A small force from the United States. composed of Reyistas and Vasqgetas. were utterly routed by the seventeenth regiment %of federals. This news came from Gsmarso, Ia maulipas. The rebels left five dead. four prisoners. and nearly all their
 mmunition on the field The fed erals lost three Alied 9ad three wounded.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-16
KC Jelly Roll

fDae ezs sffIed y7oNy; soGSf aaf fog- sSoo0ftI sail: 2 fe1eg feasfOoyfHks 4 z Sakfyg POzgdeys grated yfHa ef IenoH 2 2 egg 6eafeN hgbf; [ caf sHc"T' H ens Gof miLs; !glsas ef JeIly; fo's- deyea sasGr-
 Beat the sugar into the eggs; add the lemon rind. then fhe flouS, sifted three fines with the salt and bakina powder and lastl,-. the milk Bake m but fered dripping pan; turn out on oanir cloth. trim of the crisp edges; spEeaQ with iellv and turn over and over into a roll whiie still warm. Dredge the top with powdered sugar.
 Hot milk used in the jelly roll en- ables it to be rolled without danger of cracking. Have the milk sclldipg,hot. also be careful To have the eggs and s,fsar beaten together. until very light and creamy. Bake in. moderate oven. EXC Jelly Roll is illustrated .onspage ,i,irtv.two. Of tue new and hafidsomely illusSated 64-page K C Cooks Book, which may De secured f5rr by sending the certificate packed in every Zo-cent can of K ( Baking Powder to the lAoCEs MFG. Co, Chicago, IT,.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-16
m Dad In weigstIz9 SIX.

< caemist has recently aualyzea sample Of a silk dress that was sub rnitteG. 10 him by a lady lie .oand that ii contained only fracticu over 2S pc. cent. of silk, and as much tn was found in 1t as that present ia poor tin ores from Cornwall. The tio 9ccur5 in tEe go called weighing nl the silk. The chemist states that he ai once realized the fact that the silk dresses worn b. the ladies iu London, taken together. woulG represent a Cornish tin mire Jl vcly fair quality --I.CEd Mail
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-16
NEGROES FOR REYES.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Dee. 15.- It is learned here today from an Un- authentic source that partisans Of General Bernardo Reyes equipped three hundred nNgrOes for service iu a revolt Jhey plan to inauEUrate a' an early date. The same authority said Reyes is now in Hacienda Sa7 Carlos about twenty-Gve miles from Monterey organizing a force to move against Monterey. He said the plan cf the instruction is to seize this town and make it headquarters. The negroes are reported as being as sembied at 8 place on the Texas bor der near Brownsville.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-16
MEXICAN PRoeRgssIvEs WIN

MEXICO CITY, Dec. l5.--I4ack of a quorum in the electoral college to- day prevented the consummation of this city's first untrammeled munici. pal election. Final choice is now eX- pected tomorrow, intrusted to some four hundred electors. It is conced- ed that the progressiyes won.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-16
FIoNsrs cf tlLe s-a-

The sea has flowers as the lsnt has, but ths most brilliant of the ses flowers bloom not upon p!auts bu GDon animals The living ccrals O. tropical seas present display O. floral beauty N3ich in richness anc vividness of color ane varaety ard grace of form rii ais tae sflendor O a garden of Bower
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-16
POISON CASE INTERRUPTED

CHICAGO. Dec. l5.-Taking of tes- timony before the Cook county grand jury in the case of Mrs Louise Yer milyea, charged with poisoning Pc liceman Arthur Bisonette, terminated unexpectedly for short time today No report is expected until Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-16
GOVERNORS AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Dec. l5.-The party of western governors making a tour of the east arrived from Indianapolis to- night and after a stop of less than half an hour left for St. Paul where the governors will be guests to the Land Show tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-16
couspssisiop 9. Preeieus s.enss

2 The iridcsce ncp Of the opal Is due 70 the amcrat cf water iH Its com posi- don end contrac1i0n Assures in the s,cne. brt similar characteristics are 'oand in other stones where ulras cause diTraction, The opalescence Of he ,uoonstone is caused sy the enor
 nous numher Of planes Of separation h the stone. iigbt being totallJ re le,ted from tbess planes
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-16
LoRlMgR GIVEN RESPITE
Senator Need not Defend Himself Be- fore Committee Until After
 Christmas Holidays

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Senator Lorimer will not testify in his de fense until after the Christmas holi- days. It had been arranged to have him as a witness next Monday. but it was decided today to finish with all ether witnesses besore congress ad- iourned for the holidays.
 F. F. Nockels, a labor leader whose name was mentioned recently in t7fe trial of the McNamaras, was a witness today, and testified to ceE- tain conversations at Springheld, m.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-16
MATCHED FOR FIGHT.

MILWAUKEE, Dec 15.- Jack Red mond signed a contract today t) fight Battling Nelson in New Or leans. next month It will be ten rounds: weight l53 pounds at 8 o'clock day of feh.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-16
EckERsALL IS ENDOWED
Star Quarterback Must not Annoy
 Wife Who Sues Him for Divorce

CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-An injunc- tion against Walter II. EckersalI. former star quarterback of the Uni yersity of Chicago football team, was issued today by Judge Mcdonald, ol the superior court The injunction issued is to restrain Eckersall from annoying or interfering with his wife, who has filed suit for divorce. Mrs. Eczersall charges her husband with cruelty and non-support.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-16
SEA TRIP FOR woLoAsT.

CADILLAC. Mich, Dec. 15.-Word is received here from Ad Wolgast that he win go to Honolulu for the winter. He win sail from San Fran cisco shortly after New Years day
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-16
ATTENTION MOOSE

II was decided by the wives of Moose members who met at Moose Home Friday night to have another meeting Sunday afternoon at 2:Cu D. m., and requests that ail Moose wives, sweethearts. friends be pres ent. l5e.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-16
TO KEEP DRUGS OUT.

THE HAGUE. Dee. I5.-The inter. national opium conference today adopted a resolution submitted by the British delegates, restricting the import or export of Morphine. or co caine in countries represented in the conference. lt was decided that all resolutions concerning morphine should be applicable on opium and similar drugs.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-16

Finest assortment of potted plants in Cochise Co.. fc- sale or rental Necessary to be seen to be appreci ate5 W. IT. Hatcher, FDrist, 531
 46.