Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-05
EYE OF ELECTION SHOWS POLITICIANS
 ACTIVE IN BIsBEE
Last Night Supporters of Various Parties Were Busy in Framing Up Ar engagements for Today.
DEMOCRATS CERTAIN
 OF STATE WINNING

to come to the aid of their party" That sentense used heretofore by be- ginners on the typewriter as a means of familiarizing themselves with the key board. is the plea of five political parties today
 Conceded to be the most important election since the time of Lincoln, the last night, the eve of the election was a busy one in Bisbee, as it was in ev- cry voting precinct in the length and breadth of the United States of Amer ica. The democratic party was the exception, locally, that proved the rule.
 Plan Work for Tuesday
 At the Crystal club the Bull Moos- CTS, many strong, sat with heads to- gether planning the work for the nor row. It was stated earlier in the day that the Bull Moosers would hold a parade and paint up the town, so to speak, but this was called of if 1t ever was planned. The leaders ar ranged for advertising the ticket to- day, otherwise there was nothing for publication"
 At the office of Williams and Elan igan, in the Allen block, the republi- cans met in party concIave. They too met to arrange the details of the program of work today.
 The socialists too have been active and they say that they will roll up the largest vote for Debs ever given a socialist candidate here. They have been holding meetings regularly and have been carrying on campaign of personal work.
 Democrats Confident
 Only the democrats of the city have been idle, so far as concerted work is concerned. The apathy is probably born of a spirit of supreme confidence in the election of Wilson and Marshall. The local organization has maintain ed headquarters in the Copper Queen hotel building for the last several weeks but there has been little ac- tiyity about headquarters. Last night a number of democrats gathered there informally and discussed the election but they are without the determined purpose that characterizes the oppos- ing parties. A gratifying message has been received from William B. Cleary. who is campaigning for the democrat ic national ticket around San Francis co. He says that while the result in California will be close he confidently believes that the democratic ticket will win the state. Mir Cleary has been kept busy by the California state in and around San Francis co and ended his campaign here last night. He is expected home the latter part of this week.
 Time of Polls Is Fixed
 The polls will open this morning not earlier than , o'clock this after noon. The amendment to the cleo tlon law, fixing the time of the open ing and closing of the polls. has gone into effect and will govern today election.
 Unusually ample facilities for re. ceiving the election returns have been provided. The Review will receive the Associated Press service, covering every town and hamlet in the country and will be as complete and as rapid as human ingenuity can make it. The Review will begin to receive these re ports about , o'clock in the afternoon and they will be thrown on a screen in front of the Orpheum theatre as last as they afe received.
 Returns in Brewery GuIch
 A leased wire has been installed in the Muheim building at the expense of number of business men of Brew. cry gulch and returns will be received there. They will be given to the crowd by megaphone from the cement porch.
 The Warren District country club has arranged to receive the returns at the club house and all members are invited 10 be present. An en- tertainment program has been arrang- ed and refreshments will be served. The car for the country club will leave Bisbee at 7:30 o'clock
 The election returns will also be received at the r. M. c. A, the gym. nasium has been fitted up with chars and other conveniences and refresh ments will be served during the even ing. The Copper Queen band will give a concert, beginning at 7:30 o'clock. Everyone is invited to be present, hear the returns read, par take of refreshments and listen to the band. Ladies especially are invited to come.
 National Holiday Today
 Today is national holiday and all public buildings will be closed, includ- ing banks. The schools, however, will not close as election day is not a school holiday. There is no reason why the schools should close" said Superintendent Philbrook. 'iNo one will be deprived of a chance to vote by the schools remaining at work and to close them would only break into the work"
 Indicating the interest taken in the election by Young America, Superin- tendent Philbrook was petitioned by the High school boys to be allowed to remain away from school so thet they might aid in the distribution of -l..-...- a.- .. =