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Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07
ESCAbOzA NOW
 IN MACDALENA
Party of Thirty Are in Vicinity of Sonora Railroad Town
 Is Report
OF CANANEA

CANANEA. Sonora. Mexico. Arril G:-Reports from Magdalena are to the effect that Isidro Escoboza has been in that vicinity recently and that he has a following of 80 men. aEowed revolutionists. During the early portion of the week a company Of federal soldiers had a skirmish with his men near Buena Vista, south of Nogales, Escoboza retiring to the mountains
 Later in the week it is reported that Escobozas $ gang visited the Su- periOr Bonanza property. located six miles west of lmuris, where they ap- propriated two saddles which they thought they wanted, and got. They took nothing else at the mine as far as can be learned, leaving soon after headed southeast. They are now sup posed to be in the neighborhUod Of the Sierra Azul range
 EscobOZa has issued a manifesto ton in which he impIores the people of Sonora to join his band and put the present officials out of office
 An unsuccessful attempt was made by Escoboza, presumably, to burn a bridge on the Southern Pacific of Mex ico railroad, near Quijane, about 30 miles south of Nosales. The bridge was set afire and cans of oil were placed on the bridge. However a train happened along about that time and it was stopped and the fire eX tinguished.
 Soldiers and rJirales have been sent in pursuit of the rebel band.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07
SEEK ID SHOW SYMPATHY ID
 BEREAVED PARENTS
Troop H Boys from Meager Wages Make Up Purse
 for Cappos
LETTER is KINDLY

Humanity is humanity A mans man for a that The heart beats
 true and warm, is as full of human
 kindness, love anj pity that is be-
 heath the khaki blouse of the soldier
 boy as does the heart that is be-
 meath the coat Of the latest cut, the
 handsomest Easter shit, that is worn
 in any of the churches of Bisbee to-
 day, and sometimes it is more kindly,
 warmer more easily affected. Pity,
 love and kindness are not what are
 attributed usually to the fighting boys
 of Uncle Sam, too little understood
 by the general civilian, but that they
 are there Is proven by an incident.
 that has just occurred, by a letter
 that was received by The Review last
 evening
 The soldiers Of Troop II, Fourth
 Cavalry, have shown their sympathy
 to the bereayed parents of little Eu-
 genio Cappo, who came to her death
 by accident under the hoOfs of the
 horse Of a cavalryman of that troop,
 b. sending a contribution which they
 have raised from their meagre pay
 of Sl7 Ter month, which shows the
 true spirit of the manly man, that
 the bTavest are often the kindest.
 The fund is not large, but is much
 when compared with the pay which they receive, and the comparatively
 small number Of givers. The letter
 states that the enclosure of $55 is to
 be given to the parents of the little child that was killed, or that if it is not needed and accepted by them, it is to be added to the fund for a childrens s playground, for the good of other little children of the city An Easter Gift
 The following letter is the Easter ! Sunday story in real life, that car ries with it it's own moral, yes, sev- l eraI morals. each it's own:
 ITO the Editor of the Review, Bis ] bee, Arizona:
 ' Dear Sir
 The enlisted men Of Troop Fl, Fourth United States Cavalry, wish ! to convey their thanks and apprecia- 1 tion for the just. simple and straight | forward presentation of the facts m the case of the reerettahle and tragic | accident 10 the little daughter of Eu. genio Cappo, a resident Of Bisbee' | which was caused by a member Of our troop, and which resulted in the | death of the little child and the inn | prisonment of our fellOw-soldier, | Hans Hansen.
 Our men have subscribed the sum ! of Fffty-fve dollars, which they de sire to present, through you, 10 be used for either the family of the lit- ! tie girl. or as a gift toward the con | templated playground for children In | the city of Bisbce.
 "Our depest sympathy IS extended | to the family on the hillside whose ! home has been bereft or those tiny | feet which made it happy. More | than 'one man in the troop is mar tied and has children of his owni and realizes the Sorrow which has be- | fallen the household from which the | little absentee is so sadly missed. 'To our comrade in prison, await | ing the ordeal of trial for this sad accident. we must earnestly extend every help and support that is with | in our power. and trust that his con fnement will soon be terminated and | that he will be restored to us.
 The duty of the soldier Is 10 await
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07
PATHF|NDERS ASKED ID TAKE TRIP OVER
 BORDER HIGHWAY
Invitation Sent by Commer- cial Club to Los Angeles
 Times Car
ADVANTAGES SHOWN

Another effort in behalf of the Borderland Highway was made yes terday by the Warren District Com mercial club. when telegram was sent to che Los Angeles Times, urg- ing that the Pathfinder car, which that paper will soon send out, be sent over the BOrderland Route, which will run through this city.
 President McNay of the Commer- ciaI club, was in Douglas yesterday, and returned with still greater en- thusiasm for the Borderland Route. He had talked of the proposed trip of the Los Angeles Times car, and steps to be taken to bring it this way, and upon his return the follow ing telegram was sent by the sec. rctary of the club:
 Urge South Route
 Bisbee April 6, 1912. Los Angeles Times,
 Los Angeles, Cal.
 We request that you route your Pathfinder car along the Borderland Route The natural highway. Open the year round.
 This route, Phoenix, Tucson. Bis bee, Douglas. Lordsburg, Deming and Fl Paso.
 Mr Drum, Chairman Tours Of Transcontinental Touring Club of America, will shortly go over this route from Dodge City, Kansas, to Phoenix We will gladly extend as- sistance and give any desired infor- nation.
 WARREN DISTRICT CONNER CAL CLUB.
 Car is Already Stalled"
 Similar telegrams to this were sent out yesterday. or will be sent, by the other cities along the proposed southerly route.
 Relative to the northerly route, re- ports reach this city that the car that left Los Angeles to traverse it, is already stalled.
 matter that will soon require at tention Is the visit of Mir. Drum, who' it is expected, will start on his trip on April Ii, and should be in the district the latter part of the month or at latest early in May.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07
SWAT THE FLY
 SLOGAN HEARD
With Advent of Spring Is Sounded Call to Fight the Filthy
 Germ Bearer
DEADLIER THAN WAR

Swat that fly That is the welcome that the health authorities propose for the advent of the house fly, the most pernicious multum in parvo pest known to science Each year at this time he is the chief subject of dis cussion among ">.sniists at their high-sOunding con sresses, and one would think that long ago he would have received the knockout. but ev- cry year the fly comes back with a long line and a varied assortment ot diseases.
 The price of immunity is the same as the price or liberty. eternal vigt lance, and if the fly comes back, so do the fighters of the fy come back. The board of health is al ready beginning it's campaign against the house fly pest. More has been written about the house fly than any thing else. not excepting Theodore Roosevelt, but each year the study of the scientists is adding to this knowledge.
 The first warning issued by the health authorities follows:
 Flies kill more people every year than are killed in wars.
 They carry typhoid and other germs by the millions from places. of filth to articles of food.
 To get rid Of them, their breed ing places must be removed.
 Refuse and garbage must be
 burned or hauled away from premises. Garbage cans must be
 covered to keep out hles- All
 dead animals must be buried.
 Where drain pipes empty upon
 the surface. chloride Of lime must
 be frequently sprinkled about
 the outlet
 Those who fail to observe the
 above, will be guilty Of misde-
 meanor, and will be prosecuted.
 Per order, BOARD OF HEALTH.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07

the call of the nation and 10 respond at once. But before that call comes, he is subjected to the daily routine of work and the confinement and re- stricted nature of his life in post or camp.
 When our troops are ordered into active service on the border, much or the restriction is of necessity removed, and as their field of activity widens, so must also the field of temptation.
 While it is not the purpose of this letter to deal with any phase of this accident other than the pres entation of our gift, yet it is but natural to reflect upon the majority of our soldiers who perform their duty, regardless of surrounding con ditions, and the small minority who succumb to drinks or. other. and often nullify the efforts Of 'dnr best element to keep up to that high standard or courage and law-abiding fidelity 10 their country and it's laws which has ever been the case in our army.
 Respectfully,
 TEDDIE WHITE, First Sergeant Troop "H.
 GEORGE H. CLEMANS, Quart ermaster Sergeant, Troop 'H,' Com
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07
BOLD ROBBERY

Al Magdalena, on Sunday night, the office of the stamp agent was rob bed Joy fellow named Escoboza, who has since then made his geta- way across the line. and is now sup posed 10 be in El Paso. The office was entered and the stamp agent and his office boy were bound and ragged, the rObber taking all the money in the office as well as the en- tire supply Of revenue stamps. lt Is said that the cash amounted to coco pesos. and that the stamps taken amounted Co a similar sum- As the stamps bear the name of the district in which they are Co be used, which in this case is the NOgales district they will probably not be disposed of.
 The stamp agent has been arrested and placed in jail. the officials believ- ing that he had something to do with the robbery.
 The wounded burglar who was shot while robbing the store Of Mir. Gas tillo on last Saturday morning, has been apPrehended He proved to be an eX-pOliceman.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07
Fined Fifty Dollars.

Juan Rodriguez, a Mexican was fined 500 in Judge Highs court yes terday afternoon for assauiting Jose Fuente with a knife. Rodriguez and several other witnesses sWOre that there had been no dificulty at the house where it was alleged tO have occurred put the presence Of ugly knife wounds on Fuente's person, the iatters testimony and other confirm- atOry details led the court to suspect that a conspiracy to suppress the truth had been formed and Rodriguez was fined fifty dollars. Unless the fine is paid the defendant will serve fifty days in jail.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07
Justice Meds Ccnnle-

F. W. Martin and Miss Zula F. Sloan, both of Bisbee. were united in marriage yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock by Judge Morris High, at the justices office. OfhceF Lorenzo Wright witnessed the ceremony. It was a busy afternoon in the justice court and 10 remove the affair from the stare Oy the curious the justice took the couple in the little consultation closet, where in the presence of the officer, the VOWS were taken.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07
the address will be ~Unionisn. 70
Dog Catcher Attacked.

Lum Stoltz was arrested yesterday afternoon by Officer Lorenzo Wright on the charge of interfering with the dog catcher in the discharge of his official duties. The interference" consisted in smashing tue dog catch CT in the nose and cutting his lariat. The Mexican official caught Stoltz' dog and when he refused to release the animal, he struck the dog catch CT and released the aog by cutting the lariat which held it. He entered a plea of not guilty and the case will be heard tomorrow morning at Il o'clock,
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07
Brief Local Items

Funera ,f Baby Corey
 The funeral of the fourteen months old son Of Mir. and Mrs. William O. Corey of Johnson addition. took place from the residence yesterday after. noon al two o'clock, conducted by Rev. Pritchard, and interment was in Evergreen cemetery.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07
Committees to Meet.

The bazaar committee of the Knights of Columbus will meet this evening as o'clock at Medigovich hall to discuss plans for the bazaar to be neld soon in the new Knights of Columbus home on Opera Drive. The home is rapidly nearing compile ton and will be ready iori use in time for the bazaar
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07
Train Brushes Foot.

F. F. Thayer, a railroad switchman' was taken to the Copper Queen hos Tital yesterday afternoon spheriRg rom a crushed foot and leg. sus- tained while scorpling up cars near the Oliver shaft yesterday afternoon about o'clock lt was stated at the hospital last night that the right leg was badly crushed and that it might become necessary tO amputate it above the ankle Thayer is a married man
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07
VIII DANCE

The Cananea club will give an ln- formal dance on Saturday night at their club rooms.
 The Club. AnahyQc are maAlng r'l- rangefnents for a dance GO he. gwen at the Hotel Sonora on Satufddy night
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07
Officer Disturbs Peace

Officer Charles x. Thomas dis, turbed the peace of five tramps yes terday morning when he arrested them in the cave back of the post office. in the side of Copper Queen hill. The place is comfortably it ted up with mattresses, and the ho- bOes were recounting different exper' fences Of keeping out of work. They were vagged out Of town by Judge Burdick.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07
4 per cent Accounts by th' cITIzENs' BANK G TRUST
 Ca. Main Street, 5isbee.
Review Want Ads. Pay

Fined fer Assault.
 w. J. Granville was hned S'.1O ln rudae Highs court yesterday after moon for assaulting L. J. Midmor' caruenter, with his first. The uetenu- ami tried to get the complaining ~i'- nees to accompany him to the ium- he- cards the latter refused to go and Granville struck him.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07
Christmas in France.

Christmas in France is Dst spe- cisl day for family meetings and nerry-making. It is essentially a re uKieus festivsl
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07
Funeral of Child

! UWcTdT or ONTIu
 The funeral of Nora Dardy. the three year old daughter of Mir and Mrs. James V. Dardy, of Tombstone canyon, took place yesterday after noon al four o'clock from the resi- dence Of the parents, and interment was in Evergreen cemetery. The service vas conducted by Rev. r. G. Decker.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07
General Manaoer Here

General Manager IT. J. Simmons. ut the Fl Paso and Southwestern, spent two hours in the city yesterday morn ing, in conference with .ocal officers of the road. He left for Douglas and Fl Paso, having made an inspection Of the western division as far as Tue son.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07
See Madam Sherry

sec WdlaW oUtTFy
 II. K. Street. MT. and Mrs X. l.. Heney and Miss Elvira Johnson of Fairbank, left for their homes yes terday. They came in Friday after noon to see the production of Mad am sherry" at the Orpheum Friday night.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07
PIANIST

Wishes engagement for orchestra, dance, etc. Mrs J. r. Sullivan, Phone S5S. 45s
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07
.Men,s Meeting Today.

Mems Meeting Today.
 The mems meeting will be held ac the r. M. C. A. building this after noon al o'clock, and the subject Of mittee for Troop ~H,' Fourth Cav airy"
 The Review will hand the inclOs- ure to the parents of little Eugenio CappO
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-07

GEORGE H. CLEMANS. Quart ,rmaster Sergeant, Troop I'll, Com
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-09
Your Wanted as Gymnasium Instructor at West Pal

NSSOI ullIS W TIC WCSl dl n
commission there is a scarcity of
athletic girls in Chicago. The
commission ought to know, for it
held an examination for gym
nasium instructors at West Park
No. l yesterday. The examina-
ton was barren of results. There
are not enough girls to fill the
places open this month.
The examiner, after putting the
girls through a. quiz, was, in
despair. No wonder, for some of
the questions and answers went
something like this:
well, young lady, you want a
position. What is your special
typ"
She was a blond, and peach.
She ought to have been accepted.
"In my line Il am without a
peer" she answered, unhesitat-
mgly. 81 am the champion gum
chewer of my ward and I can
chew and talk at the same time.
When it comes"
Indoor or outdoor champion ?"
queried the examiner, acting
rather wriggley. This was a new
one on him.
Outdoor" was the answer.
Il am sorry, this is an indoor
class. You'll have to learn an
/other speciality"
The next candidate appeared
very confident, and she just didn't
see how she could lose. A cinch.
"Women must be able to pro-
tect themselves these days." she
began. Every man pushes them
aWav from the car door, and when
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-09
NOTICE TO WOMEN WHO DON'T DO TATTING,
FENCING WITH HATPINS OR GUM CHEWING

Ok GUM Nt1EWANN
instructor at West Park No. 1.
they are lucky enough to get
aboard they are stepped on"
Quite true, quite true" sooth-
ed the examiner, but this is not
a suffrage meeting. Can you skin
the cat?"
''The idea Indignantly. 81
think that would be perfectly hor-
rid. How do the poor things
stand it. I am an instructor IN
hatpin fencing, and you would be
surprised to see the respect can
inspire with a fye-inch hat spike"
The examiner ducked under a
desk. He was willing to take her
word for it.
"Is she gomez" came in muffled
tones from under the desk. ~4She
wont do. We're not recruiting an
Amazon army" go.
The interrogation emerged
when he had been assured the
lady had departed. He was still
a little shaken, but the demure at
titude of the next candidate reas-.
sured him.
Please, sir, I am not an ath-
lete. l am instructor in tatting.
1t is wonderful exercise"
The examiner looked blank.
"Tatting? Tatting? Is that some
kind of gossip? There is no need
for instruction in that direction.
Elucidate."
Please, sir; you see, tatting is
taking little strands of crochet
silk and n1akino t,,,o boIao o...~-
The oasis., 1912-10-12

Sunday there arrived from ElgiD MT. George Beebe, travelling in his new automobile, who was accom- panied by his sister-in-law, Mrs, Emmalou Irving. They were en route to Tucson on business, and on Monday morning the two de- parted fir that city.
 All trains stop for meals at the depot hotel at Carbo station on the Sonora railway. Everything the, market affords served in the best, style. Advertisement.
 Elsewhere there appears in THE OASIS sworn statement, requiredl semiannually under a recent con- gressional enactment setting forth the ownership and management of newspapers. By operation of the same law ali reading notices that are paid must be marked as adver-, tisements.
 The alterations and remodelling in the Lyric Theatre, mentioned in THE OASIS some weeks ago as taking place, are completed now, and the painting is finished today MT. Ben Reeder is the artist em- ployed. The work of alteration was done by the Dominguez Con- struction Company, o. J. Omstead, architect.
The oasis., 1912-10-12

Last week Colonel George w. Grove, the veteran mining oper- atcr and mining engineer, known many years along the border and Mexico, returned from a visit in New York, where he had been some three months.
 MT. Pat H. Mccarthy from Ca nille, was at Nogales Tuesday and Wednesday, Mir. Mccarthy raises fine apples on his ranche in the foothills of the Huachuca noun tains, and he was taking orders among the people of Nogales.
 MARRIAGE X SOCIAL BUREAU DE LUXE. For initiation fee of $200 will place you in correspondence with refined ladies and gentlemen, some wealthy, who are seeking suitable partners. Address Bureau, P. o. Box P, Los Angeles. Ad- vertisement.
 Friday evening of next week, October 18th, Hon. Thomas E. Campbell, Republican nominee for Congress, will address the people of Nogales in Masonic Hall. It is anticipated that prominent speaker from the East will accom- pany Mir. Campbell When known who he will be further announce ment will be made.
The oasis., 1912-10-12

Aeo"iiVD IbOo1iO. ib 4N'BoiVSs AOo- nora, and is conducting now two popular places of amusement in the line city.
 WANTED-Position by A No. 1 i accountantand bookkeeper. Long experience in mining camps in Mexico. References Address G. P. care P. o. Box 335, Nogales, Ariz. 1 Advertisements.
 Tuesday Nogales was visited by Messrs. Pat and Ed. Sheehy from the Sheehy Camp in the Santa Rita mountains. They were ac- companied by MT. Ed. Mcfarland, from Patagonia.
 Cantina Centrsl, Hermosillo. op- posite Banco de Sonora. A. A. Monteverde proprietor. Lunches, Finest Mexican Cigars. Adver- tisement.
 MT. P. B. Torres, manager of the Cantina Congreso, in Nogales, So- nora, is the capable and efficient correspondent at the line city for El Noticioso, the live daily news. paper at Guaymas.
 Mir. Gus Scogland, several years superintendent for the Creston- Colorado Mining Company at Minas Prietas, has rendered his resignation and is about to return to the United States.
 Mir. James J. Goodman a young gentleman known well in Nogales, where he was reared from child hood, has been a visitor at Nogales this week. He makes his home now in Los Angeles.
 At Patagonia Sunday, Doctor H. w. Purdy of Nogales, performed very delicate and dangerous opera tion upon Mrs. John Costello. The l patient is now convalescing rapid ly, and will be recovered entirely very shortly.
 Sunday Mir. and Mrs. Ferd Van Mourick and the little Van Mou- ricks returned from California, where the family have been visit. ing all summer, Mir. Van Mourick having joined them there some six weeks ago.
 For lighting stores. offices or residences gas supplied by the In ternationAl Gas Company is bril- liant, effective and not dazzling to the eye. Advertisement.
 Unless citizen qualities by re- gistering, if he has not done so al- ready, before 5 o'clock p. m., next Monday, October 14th, he will not : be permitted to vote in November That is the law, and it will be en- forced strictly.
 Today is legal holiday (Co' lumbus Day,) and, in accordance , with law, the bank and court house are closed, so are Wells, Fargo and Co.'s express and the post office except at the usual Sunday and holiday hours.
 7 Mir. and Mrs. c. Grebe, from
 Bisbee, were at Nogales Tuesday Mir. Grebe is a mining engineer ir the service of the Copper Queer Company who is overlooking in. vestments of that corporation ir
 Santa Cruz county. For safe and speedy travel, botf : locally and out of town, employ the automobile service of the Wes : Coast Garage, ready at call day or