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Arizona republican., 1912-04-07
HAD BUSY DAY.
Wilson Continues His Appeal For
 Votes in Illinois.
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I II1SSULTUTtU ITFSS DISPUILUJ
 CHICAGO. April Ex-Governor Woodrow Wilson. of New Jersey, ad- dressed four large democratic meet ings here tonight in the wind up of his campaign for the primary vote for presidentia! delegates in Illinois, He discussed trusts, the money power, chastised the interests" praised for eign born citizens and denied he ever voted anything but the democratic ticket
Arizona republican., 1912-04-07
OUT OF SIGHT.
Industrial Workers in San Diego Are
 Evadinq Police.
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SAN DIEGO. April 6-No Indus trial Workers Of the World were ar rested here by the police today. Those that remain keep under cover The police learned tonight that ten tents. capable Of sheltering 150 men. have been purchased in this city by un- known persons. Investigation of the place where the tents were delivered disclosed the fact that they are gone It is thought the Industrial Workers purpose of establishing a camp in the country and that the tents were ship ped to them.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-07
THEY MAY RESUME.
Canadian Northern Will Try to
 Break Labor Strike.
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 VANCOUVER, April 6.-An at tempt to resume work on the con- struction of the Canadian Northern railroad, work on which has been tied up more than a week by strike of 5000 laborers, will be made in several camps Monday The pro- vincial police have a large force Tn the strike area. Reports from the camps indicate all is quiet tonight.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-07
WILL BEGIN WORK.
House Committee Will Start Money
 Trust Investigation "Wednesday.
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 WASHINGTON. April 6.-The mon- ey trust investigation will begin Wednesday before the sub. committee on banking and currency of the house. Frank Vanderlip. a New York banker and M. E. Allies, Washington banker, both former officials of the United States treasury department, probably win be witnesses. Another who may be called is L. M. Shaw. former secretary of the treasury, who is now a Philadelphia banker
Arizona republican., 1912-04-07
FOUR MORE FOR TAFT.
New York's Delegates at Large Will
 be For President.
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 NEW YORK, April 6.-It was stat ed here today there will be no oppO- sition to the plan to instruct the four delegates at large at the Rochester convention Tuesday. s. s. KOenig. republican county chairman. said the delegates will be instructed for Pres ident Taft, and his administration will be endorsed
 Roosevelt will not bolt" he said,
 his friends could never induce him to go 10 that extremity"
Arizona republican., 1912-04-07
ALLAN'S TEAM LEADS.
Dogs Are in Exciting Race With
 Mercury Thirty Below.
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 NOME. April 6.-Scotty Allan's team of Malamute dogs was the first to reach Candle, the turning point in the 415 mile Alaskan snow sled cace, today. Holmson. driving the John song dogs, was second. A rest of six hours was taken, and the return trip begun. All dogs have sore feet, but Allan and Holmson teams are in the best condition. It is thirty belo@ zero
Arizona republican., 1912-04-07
IS POOL CHAMPION.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 6.-Edward Ralph of Knightstown, N. J.. won the national pocket billiard cham pionship by defeating James Mature of Denver, in the final round of the tournament for the championship, by 15N to 130
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Arizona republican., 1912-04-07
PRETTY BAD YET.
San Francisco Still Has More Than
 10000 Unemployed.
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I I1SAOLIUFtU Ttoo DtJPuFt"J
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 6.-Con- ditions Of the unemployed in san Francisco have passed the crisis and are now improving. according to letter to Governor Johnson by State Labor Commissioner Mclaughlin to- day. The commissioner said dis tress here in the winter was due to slack building operations for the winter season, and lateness or the opening of the fishing business. on April 1 there were 21.O0O unempioy- ed in the city; against S2,O0o during January and February.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-07
STRIKE IS OVER
Men Will Not Stay Out and Fedora.
 ton Gives Up.
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LONDON, April 6.-The federated miners body today decided to re- sume work at once This decision was reached after two and a half hours consideration. which was in tensely bitter. The conservatives, however. declared the men are all ready returning to work without au- thority. and it was nonsense to con- tinue a strike The strike during the past month has caused untold misery to thousands of persons. and direct loss to the cOllieries alone of fifty millions.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-07
UTAH CONVENTION
Democrats Will Hold Primaries in
 That State May il
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 SALT LAKE. April GA state con- vention of democrats to choose eight delegates to the national convention in Baltimore was called for May II in Salt Lake by the democratic state committee today. An executive com mittee was named to arrange for the primaries.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-07
CHANGED HIS MIND.
Hillman $ Not in so Much Hurry to
 go to The Pen.
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II IHSSOCfuItU TTtSS DISPuftHI
 SEATTLE, April 6.--Clarence ID. Hillman, the millionaire lumberman, who was sentenced to the federal penitentiary on McNeils Island for using the mail to defraud. today ask ed the court to grant a stay of thirty days in order that he might set his the prison. The court refused the business. The court refused. Hillman had already asked the court to hurry in passing sentence as he wished to ''have it over with
Arizona republican., 1912-04-07
SAYS HE DIDN'T.
Hiram Johnson Denies That he De-
 serted La Toilette.
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 SAN FRANCISCO, April 6.-Under the auspices of the state Roosevelt league, Governor Johnson spoke to large audiences here tonight. He de- tended his support of Roosevelt, arg ued in rebuttal of charges that hs deserted La Toilette.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-07
WON THEIR STRIKE.
laborers at Gray's Harbor Get an
 Advance in Pay.
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ABERDEEN. Wash, April 6.-The strike in the mill district of Gray's HarbOr, where a thousand men are employed, will be off Monday. The men were granted an increase from g to $2.25 a day, and. it is stated, none but English speaking men will be employed.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-07
WILL SOON END.
Lowell Strikers, Will Probably Resume
 Work at Early Date.
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I-INSULFuFtU ItSo I''F"I
 LOWELL, Mass. April 6.-indica- tions point to a speedy termination of the strike of textile workers here. The Lowell textile council today in formed the manufacturers association that if they granted an advance Of ten per cent in wages the council would guarantee resumption of work April S. The original demand was for fifteen per cent advance.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-07
New Bills

Two new bills were introduced: Senate bill S1 by Worsley, three cent passenger fare bill
 Senate bill S2 by Chase, game law Senate went into committee of tn, whole with Mir. Pace in the chair Senate memorial was recon mended for indefinite postponement House memorial was discussed al length. amended and ordered reprint ed.
 Senate bill F was referred to t..C committee on constitutional mandates Senate bill r was referred to fin ance committee.
 Senate bill 20 was referred to jul. dietary committee.
 Senate bill 23, same.
 Senate bill 29. referred to commit tee on style. revision and compilation Senate bill 37, recommended for in definite postponement.
 Senate bill 70. referred to publi, health committee.
 Senate bill G., referred to style. re. vision and compilation committee. Senate bill l9. referred to judiciary committed
  vision and compilation committee. Senate bill 9, referred to style, re- vision and compilation committee. Senate memorial l was recommend cd laid an the table.
 Committee rose and reported. Mes sage was received from the governor nominating w. E. Severn of Mess City for state veterinarian. Second Reading and Reference of Bill, House bill 4. referred to judiciary committee.
 House bill 22, referred to judiciary committee
 House bill :. referred to judiciar! committee.
 House bill IA, referred to banking and insurance committee.
 House bill l, referred to constitu tional amendment committee.
 Senate bill 79. referred to labo committee.
 committee.
 Telegram read from Senator Marl Smith that he had offered in tn senate the resolution of the legislatur protesting against the appointment O Judge R. F. Sloan as federal 1udg and was told to hold it until the sen ate was in executive session. Recess until p. m.
 The afternoon session of the senat began by reading the mail. Ther was a letter from the Prescott cham Der of commerce favoring an exhibi at San Francisco and two petition favoring woman suffrage from Pim county people. one signed by won,e and one by voters. Then there wer petitions from various parts of tn state against the passage of senat bill 21.
 New Bills
 Three new bills were introduced: Senate bill & by Worsley, employ CTS liability law.
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Arizona republican., 1912-04-07
ANOTHER RELATIVE.
Most Everybody in Virginia Must be
 Aliens Kin.
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| IISSUt FUItU TtOJ DIOYUELWI
 HILLSVILLE, April 6.-Reuben Ed wards. seventeen years old. another kinsman of Siina Allen, the fugitive. was arrested today charged with hav- ing aided the outlaws to elude cap ture. He was locked up here tonight with Jordan Edwards. a cousin. who was taken into custody on the same charge two days ago.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-07
WILL GET A TRIP.
Thousand Children of Strikers Will
 Be Sent to Gotham.
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 PASSAIC. N. J.. April 6.-Ar- engagements are being made to send to New York more than 1000 child ren of the 3O,OOO operatives now on strike for union recognition. higher wages and shorter hours in the tex tile mills of this city and vicinity, according to an announcement by strike leaders here tonight
Arizona republican., 1912-04-07

BATON ROUGE. April 6.-The Mississippi levee broke west of Baton Rouge today. There is a crevasse 260 feet wide. The water swept into the lowlands. but the damage was not great.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-07
BOUGHT THE PLANE.
Broken Machine Has Been Purchased
 by Rodgers Mechanician.
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 LONG BEACH, April 6.-Frank Shaffer. mechanician for C. P. Rodg CTS. killed here Wednesday. today paid the widow of Rodgers $500 for all that is left of the biplane. He will repair il and fill Rodgers east ern contracts. A monument will be erected here to the memory of Roig- CTS achievements.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-07
THE SENATE

The first business action of the senate was to reconsider the vote taken on Thursday by whicb< house substitute bill 1 was passed, this being the recall measure. and request ing its return from the house The occasion Of the action was the desire of the senate to make what it regard cd as necessary corrections to put it before the people as a constitutional
Arizona republican., 1912-04-07

KANSAS CITY. April 6.-Theodore Roosevelt carried the presidential county, Kansas, by an overwhelming majority. Returns from 55 out of total of so precincts give Roosevelt 1,O39; Taft 541; La Toilette six.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-07

LOUISVILLE, April G. Returns from all except ten of the 11S repub- lican county mass conventions. held today in the state indicate that Presi- dent Taft's supporters will control ten of the eleven congressional dis tricts in the state convention, and that twenty-four of Kentucky's delegates to the national republican convention will be instructed for Taft and two for Roosevelt
Arizona republican., 1912-04-07
Roosevelt Delegates Are Overwhelmingly De feated in Primary
 Election
COLONEL FACES
 APRIL SHOWERS
Takes a Shot at Senator Lorimer and at Asso- citation of Profes-
 Sional Men
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I-IO'Vt'UItU TtSS DISPUFtWI
 RENO, April 6.-President Taft will have a pledged delegation of six from the state of Nevada to the re- publican national convention. Re- turns from every part of the state show that the administration has been successful. In Reno, Washoe county. Taft delegates were elected by majorities of at least four to one over Roosevelt tickets. Tonopah elected six men. Washoe county 16, Ormsby ,, Esmeralda 10, while early returns from remote counties showed the Taft delegates were well in the lead
Arizona republican., 1912-04-07

the state primary elections indicate that Taft delegates will overwhelm- ingly control the state convention The Roosevelt ticket has been fairly showed under in Reno.
 SPRINGFIELD, H.. April 6-With a dozen speeches and in an encounter with a slashing April storm. RoOse- welt put in the day on the first half of his tour of Illinois. He made the first speech in Rockford and his last one in Springfield. Although in sev- eral towns the people who listened to him did so at the cost of a drenching rain. Roosevelt was met everywhere by good sized crowds.
 His principal speech was delivered Colonel Roosevelt attacked Senator Lorimer. of Illinois. in emphatic lan- guage. He took issue with Joseph ChOate and other New York lawyers. who formed an association to combat his ideas with regard to the judiciary and expressed his opinion about what he termed nice. exclusive persons of great wealth. who, he said. are easily frightened especially by the bugbear of majority tyranny" The formation of the Lorimer-Lincoln Republican league. which is opposed to Roosevelt, furnished the theme for the cOlOners remarks about the sen atOr.
 Tt is an infamy and an outrage" said he, that Lincoln. who stood for honesty in politics as well as in ev- cry other phase of national life. should have his name desecrated by its use in connection with Senator Lorimer and his associates. They stand for, they typify all those evils against which Lincoln's whole life was a protest"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16

have an operation, would not listen to that, and when friend of my husband told him about Lydia E. Pinkkam' Veg etable Compound and what it had done for his wife, 1 was willing to take it. Now look the picture of health and feel like it. too. can do my own housework, hoe my garden, and milk a COW. l can entertain company and enjoy them. I can visit when choose, and walk as far as any ordinary woman, any day in the month. 1 wish l could talk to every suffering woman and girl. Mrs. DEMA BETHUNE, Sikeston, Mo.
 Murrayville, m have taken Ly- dia F.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for a very bad case Of female trouble and it made me a well woman. My health was all broken down, the doctors said must have Gn operation, and was ready to go to the hospital, but drcadedit So that began taking your Compound. ] got along so well that l gave up the doctors and was saved from the opera tion. Mrs. CHARLES Noogs, r D. Eo. 3, Murrayville, H.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16

and some in New York. Subpoenas aI- ready have been issued for the wit- nesses to he called early in the hear ings. John D. Rockefeller. J. Pierpont Morgan. George II. Baker, George W Perkins andp Eactically every finan- cier prominent in New York banking circles are expected to be questioned by the committee in it's efforts to dis cover whether as mall group of rich men hls a controlling grip on the finances Of the country.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16
Yesterdan,s Hotel ArrinaIs.

At the Copper Queen hotel: F.. J. Henderson. Tucson; J. w. Dietrich, San Francisco: c. Gang. New York: C. c. Palrich. Denver: Hazel Miller, San Francisco; A. P. Munter. New York; L. H. Gadshy, San Francisco, C. Cepon, California; B. A. Jennings. Douglas; C. W. Henry, San Francis, co: 4. R. Stausel. New York; H. E. Whitaker. Fl Paso: Dr. F. Mariner, Fl Paso: Parker L. Woodman, Phoc- nix: w Filll, Phoenix: Miss c. Mar, tin, Douglas; T. 4. Martin. Douglas; C. L. Duyal, san Francisco; A. NJ. Berger, Fl Paso; W. II. Forbes, Fl Paso: Mr. and Mrs. Consadine, New York: \. C. Cole. Cananea; C. F.. Min or: Gordon Mckimbal, J. C. Fighter. Jr., L. s. army: NIT. and Mrs. W. J, Bennett; w. ]. Grigg. Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16
Personal Mention

Jack Olmstead, of the c. and A. engineering force, returned from un extended trip 10 Courtland yesterday morning.
 Mrs. J. T. Hood is visiting Mrs. Frank C. Bledsoe.
 Walter Lanford who was hurt while cranking his automobile and was tak- en to the Copper Queen hospital for treatment is reported 10 be in 8 im- proved condition. He will be able to be out in a very few days.
 E. s. Mardz. of the Phelps Dodge store in Lowell, is back at his work. He has been absent for nearly week on account Of illness.
 Mrs. sE C. Spires Of Cananea Is expected to visit her sister. Mrs. R. E. Cooyer. in the near future. J. L. Frazer. representing a moving picture concern from Los Angeles, is visiting in Lowell. W K. Flora spent yesterday al i Tombstone on business. i P. L. woodman. formerly mining | superintendent for the Copper Queen of this city arrived in his automobile from Phoenix yesterday. This is NIT. i Woodman's first visit 10 the city i since leaving it last spring. ] 4. c. Cole, superintendent Of tn: 1 shelter at Cananea was business | visitor in the city yesterday. l C. E. Minor. superintendent Of the
 4 C's company of Cananea passed tho day in town.
 w. J Bennett and wife of Benson
 are recent arrivals at the COpDel Queen hotel.
 Frank S. Douglas. of the Smelte ! City. is in the city attending the Elk
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16
Putnam Lecture Enjoyed.

The lecture on "The Canal Zone given by Secretary E. A. Putnam Of the Y. NJ. c. A. at the Y. W. C. A. building Thursday evening was large ly attended and much enjoyed. The lecture was illustrated with photo. graphic views taken by Mir. Putnam on the Isthmus and his talk had all Of the charm Of personal reminiscense After the lecture a social hour was enjoyed by those present, Mrs. Ellin' wood and Mrs. Bledsoe acting as hostesses for the association.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16
proyide Attraetlvs Features.

Resplendent in it's coat Of green and white. which was finished yes ierday. the new band stand at To- well makes a very attractive appear ance. It is intended 10 give band concerts there every Sunday after noon, weather permitting. This IS only one of many features the busi' nsss interests of Lowell are project ing tc draw the people to the down town district. .. ..s.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16

representation Of attorneys for the defense that it's main witness, pr. Randall. of Douglas, was out of the state Leonard's bond of Sl,j0O was continued in force until the time Of the preliminary. IL is expected that the case Will be set for one day next week
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16
Lowell Spirit Wins.

On the evening of the wedding at the EIks' bazaar. when lowell prove'l such a splendid host, having attracted the largest crowd and increased the eoffers of the Elks with more than $500, it is interesting to note that nearly the whole town of Lowell was present. All the business houses by mutual agreement, closed their places at 8 o'clock, thus giving their clerks and customers a chance to be present to aid in .he celebration.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16
lnNited to Play Polo.

The Fl PasO army men are expect ing 10 hold a polo tournament on ponies in the near future and they have asked the members Of the Ninth cavalry to send a competing team. Although some Of the best riders in the United States army are among Troop B., stationed at Warren. it is unlikely that a team will be sent from here
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16
BIG BANNERS TO TESTIFY

WASHINGTON. D. C., Nov. 15:-In response 10 the summons Of Chairman lPujo, them emhers of the House com mittee on banking and currency are rounding up here for a meeting tO complete plans for the future course of the investigation into the so-callee money trust The hearings will be resumed at an early date. Some Of the hearings will be held in this city
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16
Brief Local Items
Army Band Concert Soon.

The Ninth Cavalry band, which is considered one Of the hest in the country will give a concert in Warren Park on Saturday afternoon following Thanksgiving The Ninth Cavalry band has been fayorabiy received wherever they have been heard and treat is therefore in store for all who hear them.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16
Association Football Meeting.

There will he a general meeting of all the soccer fans of the Warren district Sunday afternoon at G o'clock at the leagues headquarters. in Brewery Gulch. Business of i'm portancc 10 the league IS 10 be con sidered and all fans are requested to attend.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16
Lieut.. Robinson Iniured.

Second lieutenant John A. Robin, son. of the Ninth cavalry, was ser iously hurt Tuesday by being caught in a guide wire while speeding on his chargerf He was thrown to the arounf {and received severe bruises ~aSout tISe right knee. head and back. He is nUw in an improved condition.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16
Park Ieased for Game.

The football nine of the Country club has leased the Warren Park for Sunday morning preceding Thanks giving and for Thanksgiving morn ing, when they expect to play the crack team from Cananea. On Thanks giving afternoon two Soccer teams will play Q game.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16
Hiqh School Dancing Party.

The senior class Of the high school will give q dance this evening at tho Central school building in honoT of the members Of the Tucson high school football team. who will play the local high school team on War ren field this afternoon. The dance hall has been decorated with the col. Ors of the two schools.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16

or five days at a time every month, and so weak l could hardly walk. Icramped and had baekaehe and headache, and was so nervous and weak that l dreaded to see anyone or have any onemovein theroom. The doctors gave me medicine to ease me
 said that ! ought to
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16
1 ennard cass eostponed.

The case of the state against Leo
 nard was postponed indefinitely yes terday when it was called for pre- liminary hearing before Judge High in the morning at 10 o'clock On tpe
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16
New Level at Briggs.

Intensive explorations are going on at the Briggs shaft of the c. and A. and ore beds were found containing rich values. The shaft will be sunk 200 feet and a new level will be es- tabnshed The present low level is l2vO feet.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16
ARIZONA UNIVERSITY
 HEAD ID SPEAK HERE

Risbee was not cut by pr. A. IT, Wilde. president Of the University Of Arizona, who has just concluded short speaking tour of Cochise county. giving lectures at Douglas and Tomb stone. The reason that the university president did not give his lecture here was that he is scheduled To give g lecture on three successive evenings here some time during the month Of December.
 This announcement was made yes- terday by School Superintendent Chas. r. PhilbrOOk, who CUnfe.red with Dr. Wilde Thursday when he was here for few hours cn route 70 Tombstone
 Wil Lecture on Mining
 The lecture, which will be deliver ed in three sections. wifi be on min ing and and especial invitation will be given to mining men to hear iT. The University president is an author ity on the subject and the lecture Will constitute a liberal course in the science of mining.
 it has not been decided as get wen the lecture will be given except that it probably will be early next month. The mining industry. the principal one Of the state. is given due reCog- milton at the state university.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16
WeiehIs for sealer Arrive.

The heavy weights belonging to the tesEng apparatus Of the city sealer of weights, and measures arrived yes terday and were at once forwarded % the office or state inspector Of weights and measures at Phoenix to be compared with the state standards.