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Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-15
DISTRICT
 NOT IN DANGER
Attorney General Notifies Attorney Morrsion Noth-
 ing in Rumor

Needless alarm was felt by U S. Attorney J. F. Morrison at informa- tion he received relative to an al leged effort to join the dietriet of Ari- zona to the southern district of Cali. fornia. Relative to the matter, a Phoenix paper says:
 A surprising telegram was received on Sunday from United States District Attorney Morrison at Bisbee, saying that he had just learned that an amendment had been made in the senate to the legislative, executive and judicial appropriation bilh, an- nexing the district of Arizona to the Southern district of California, Tn which case. he added, If the amend ment should finally prevail, he and United States Marshal c. A. Overlook would have" no more job than a rab- bit"
 No mention has been made by the dispatches of such an amendment and those who read the Congressional Record with some regularity had seen no mention of such an amendment.
 Chairman Hubbell. of the republi- can state committee, who was then in town, said that while he was in Washington, whence he had come di' rectly to Phoenix. he had heard noth. ing of such a proposed amendment.
 It is supposed to have been offered by a democratic senator with the idea of ending the controversy over the appointment of Judge Sloan, as if the annexation should be effected no jndge would be needed.
 Mir. Morrison yesterday received a telegram from the attorney general that there was no cause for alarm, i that if there were no judge, this could be cured by the transfer of one from another district. and that there was no probability of jointure of the two | districts.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-15
GETTING EVEN

No, don't believe in expensive practical jokes" said uncle-who is a business man-''except by way of retaliation"
 Now. last year I received a tele- gram from a friend, who was travel ing in Italy; and when I opened it. all I read was. Thank you, ] am we'll
 Then I sallied forth and sought me out a cobblestone-a nice, large cobbIestone weighing about eleven pounds. And 1 wrapped it in excel sior, pink cotton and white paper; and I boxed it up in a handsome box, and l sent it by express, collect to my facetious friend far across the bounding pillows.
 And when he had paid his little fifteen dollars, and had opened the box in St. Petersburg. if l remember rightly. he found in addition to the precious contents a note from me that explained. This is the load that rolled off my heart on receipt of the news of your good health Prom Norman E. Mack's National Monthly
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-15
ROOSEVELT RETURNS EVIL FOR GOOD"

There is no doubt that Rooseveitis insistance on the organization of the third party in the various states is a political mistake in the case of many states. A good example of such mistake is the Illinois case. In that state the Republican primary which instructed for Roosevelt also nomi- mated Governor Deneen for reelection and a full state ticket The Illinois delegation to the republican national convention, headed by Deneen did all possible to secure the nomination of Roosevelt and that he did not receive the nomination was no fault of theirs. They did their full duty and deserved the thanks and support Of the colonel
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-15
ALLEGED OPIUM AGENT
 KNOWN AT CANANEA
D. D. Williams Arrested at Los Angeles Formerly
 of Four C'S Go.
Joseph I. Cohn.

CANANEA, Son. Mex, Aug. 14:-- D. D. Williams. reported by Associat- ed Press depatches to have been re- gently arrested at Los Angeles hay ing in his possession S22.500 worth of opium. was in Cananea the past week apparently on cattle business. At least such was his business here as stated to friends. He formerly made his home in Cananea, living here for a number of years. About a year ago he quit the employ of the Can anea Consolidated Copper company 8 railroad and went to Arizona, where he purchased a small ranch, near St. David.
 A number of Cananea people claim that they were aware of his traffick- ing in opium for some time and it is said that Williams has been under surveillance of the United States GUS toms officers for the past year.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-15
HAYDEN WOULD AID
 OSTRICH INDUSTRY
Asks $5,OOO Federal Appro- priation to Provide for
 Breeding Experiments

Congressman Carl Hayden has ln- troduced the following bill, in ala of A growing Arizona industry. It is self-explanatory and shows that MT. Hayden is overlooking no oppor' tunity to secure favor for Arizona:
 A bill appropriating five thousand dollars for the improvement of the ostrich industry.
 Whereas, there was imported into the United States during the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, nineteen hundred and eleven, ostrich feathers valued at five million thirteen thou sand seven hundred and seventy eight dollars and fifty cents; and
 Whereas, according to the census of nineteen hundred and ten, there were five thousand three hundred and sixteen ostriches in the United States, valued at one million six hun dred and ninety-six thousand one hundred and forty dollars; and Whereas it has been demonstrated that the southwestern states of the United States are well adapted tc ostrich raising, and that if the os trich industry is properly encOurag ed it will be possible to produce 8 large part of the ostrich feathers which are used in the United States Therefore,
 Be 1t enacted by the senate and house of representative of the Unit ed States of America assembled that the sum of five thousand dol lars, or so much thereof as may b' necessary, is hereby appropriated out of any money in the treasur! not otherwise appropriated, to b. 1 expended by the Bureau of Anima Industry of the department of agrj culture, for experiments in the feed ing and breeding of ostriches ant ' for all necessary expenses for in ] yestigations and experiments in tn, study of the ostrich industry.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-15
THIS DATE IN HISTORY"
August IS

 1 176g-Napoleon BOnaparte born on the island of Corsica. Died at St Helena, May 5, 1891. 1771-Sir Walter Scott. the famous novelist, born. Died Sept. 2l 1882. 1s12-surrender of Fort Dearborne and massacre. 1s14-Midnight assault on Fort Erie by the British, repulsed. 1s24-Lafayette arrived at Staten IsL land on his visit to the United States. 1s61-Kentucky and Tennessee con stituted the department Of the Cumberland, under command of Gen. Robert Anderson. fse4-The cruiser Georgia. built in England for the Confederate service, captured at sea by the U. 5. ship Niagara. IS7O-National Labor congress met al Cincinnati. Iss2-A statue of Daniel O'CpnHel was unveiled in Dublin Iss3-American Party, in convention at Washington, nominated James l.. Curtis of New Yori for president of the United States. 1s93-Receivers appointed for th' Northern Pacific railway. i9fI-A wiudstorm at Charleston, $ C., destroyed a million dollar in property.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-15
pIETz PARDON HEARING

MADISON, Wis, Aug. 14:-Govern- or McGovern has set tomorrow as the day for hearing the application for a pardon for John Dietz of Cameron dam farne, who barricaded himself in his house two years ago and resisted with arms a sheriff's posse. In the conflict one sheriff was shot and kill ed. Dietz was convicted of murder and sentenced to life Imprisonment. The application for a pardon has been made through the efforts of Mrs. DietZ.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-15
INCREASE IN VALUE

key had a COW that was practic- ally worthless. It was going blind. and hadn't given a drop of milk in years. So key decided to take it to the auction, and get rid of 1t at, any priees .Ftf1a
 How much am I bid for this thoroughbred prize Jersey cow?'' thundered the auctioneer. She's solid and hearty, gives two quarts Of rich creamy milk. a day, has a calf every year. she's gentle"
 Wait. Vaiti" interrupted key. T didn't know vat. a fine COW dot vas I've changed my mind. won't sell her now Prom Norman E. Mack: National Monthly
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-15
MARSHALL TO TALK

INDIANAPOLIS, ind. Aug. 14:-7 Governor Thomas R. Marshall. the democratic nominee for vice presi dent. mas accepted the invitation of President H. B. Brown to deliver the commencement, address at Valparaiso University tomorrow evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-15

Jack Johnson says he will fight again provided he is given siO,OOO and that he receives in advance sJ.OOO for training expenses and free trans portation to Australia. If Jack goes to Australia there is the chance that the boat will sink and the chance that eithe Lapgford or McYey will whiT him Here's hoping.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-15

Senator Root objects to American vessels having the free use Of the Panama canal unless Great Britain's boats are allowed to pass through without charge of toll. Senator Root, you may remember. is one of the men who always insisted that the United States should subsidize Amer ican ships. If allowing them free passage through the canal while boats from other nations are charged isn't the next thing to subsidy. what is it: But the big ship owning concerns VIII not be able to get actual cash iron the government in using the cana free. That's where it hurts NIT. Root He wants the ship builders and tho ship owners. big corporations, to ge real cash from the government fol carrying the American flag. NIT Root isn't so smart but that he oc casionally plays his hand wrong.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-15
MEETING LUTHERAN SYNOD

SAGINAW. Mich. Aug. 14:-Dele- gates from every Lutheran synod of the United States are attending the synodicai conference which assembl- ed here today for a weeks session. All branches of denominational work will be discussed by the conference and on Sunday next a special meeting will be held in the Auditorium for the consleeratio9 oi negro missionary work. .,s T sAFFff
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-15
THE FOLLOWING PLEDGES WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER.-

THE FOLLOWING PLEDGES WILL
 BE SOLD AT AUCTION TO THE
 HIGHEST BIDDER
 2TO3-1 pair of Binoculars.
 2S50-Double Barrel Shotgun.
 2926-22 Winchester Rifle.
 294G-Cluster diamond ring.
 2963-Open Face Gold Filled Wal than Watch.
 297O-DiLmopG C-IfT Buttons
 963-Hunting Case Gold Filled Wal tham Watch.
 29e9-Open Face S,lverine Wal tham Watch.
 3C39-Gold Cur Buttons and knife.
 4O20-Hunting Case Gold Filled FL gin Watch.
 4O47-Singer Sewing Machine.
 419l-Automatic Colt 32C.
 5049-Hunting Case Gold Filled FL gin Watch.
 5143-DiamOnd Ring.
 5195-Sample Case.
 5210-Violin and case.
 522O-Open Face Gold Filled Elgin Watch.
 522S-Open Face Gold Filled Wal tham Watch and Malachite charm.
 526I-Oren Face Gold Filled 23 jew els Waltham Watch.
 52G2-Open Face Silver Waltham Watch.
 526S-Remington Double Barrel Shotgun.
 52S2-Arizona Cold Ring.
 5349--Open Face Gold Filled Wal than Watch and Diamond Studs and Signet Ring. 5357-Diamond LoCket.
 5369-Open Face Gold Filled Elgin Watch.
 5s7s-open Face silverine Wal, tham Watch.
 5374-open Face Gold Filled Wal than Watch. 53S-Hunting Case Gold Filled Wal | tham Watch.
 5391-Gold Band 1sK ring.
 5395-Sayage 3O-3C Rifle. 5403-Diamond ring. 5407--SIit of clothes and shoes. 5409-Necklace and diamond locket
 5419-Colt 44C Pistol and diamond ring. 5430-Diamond Ring. | 5464-Suit Case and mirror. 5432-Shotgun Double barrel i 5465-Savage 22 Rifle. | 547e-Double barrel H. s. E. shotgun
 5476-Gold English charm
 54T9-Open Face Gold Filled BlgiI Watch.
 54ss-winchester carbine rifle 90 x3O cal.
 54s9-open Face silverlne Elgir ! Watch. | E5o4 IIur+i,o, S-aso f,ol5 r.;itad 9t Jewels Waltham-Wengard Watch. | 553S-Hunting Case Gold Filled Bur ! lington special Watch.
 5551-Hunting Case Gold Filled Fl gin Watch.
 5561-winchester 4O5 caliber.
 5569-BurlingtoR special Watch. 5577-Hunting Case Gold Filled Fl gin Watch. 5578-Colt 45C. 5599-Savage Rifle 22c. ! 5621-Singer Drop Head Sewing machine.
 5e2s-open Face snverine Elgil Watch. I5s32-Winchester 3Ox40 Rifle ana Remington shotgun and Colt 3Sc Dou ble action
 5e3S-Hunting Case Gold Filled Fl gin Watch.
 5eS4-Hunting Case Gold 2s Jewele, Railway Watch | E 5s4l-Bison3 corpet and. case. tf.Es I 56Tf-Hunting Case Gold 2 File Rockford Watch.
 567S-Diamond ring Gipsy setting 56Sf--Colt automatic 25c. 5675-Diamond Ring, 2 diamonds an ruby setting.
 5494-Trunk and Paper Suit cas- and clothes and watches. 5592-Hunting Case Gold Rockfor Watch 5405-Hunting Case lsK Gold swis Watch.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-15

Not long ago Roosevelt was point ing the finger of scorn at William Jennings Bryan and sneeringly re, marking that Mir Bryan was the per petual candidate for president. There is this to say about Mfr. Bryan; he did all Of his running on one ticket He didn't have to start a new party to be perpetual candidate"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-15
AGRICULTURAL MEETING

DUBLIN, Ga., Aug. 14:-The eradi- cation of the army worm, which has seriously threatened the crops in this section of the country, is to be ex- haustively discussed at the annual meeting of the Georgia Agricultural society, which began a two days session today at the experiment sta ton here. President John w. l.. Brown called the gathering to order and delivered his annual address.
 Comulete change of program today at the Royal Theater.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-15

Woodrow Wilson announces that contributions from corporations will not be received by the democratic committee and his announcement is followed by that of Rolla Wells. treas urer of the committee, that no con, tributions with strings attached will be accepted. The democrats will get through on private subscriptions while Taft and Roosevelt divide the trust and special privilege funds.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-15

The senate believes that many ships now owned by Americans and flying the flag of some other country will be registered as American yes Sells in order that they may use the canal free. If there is enough profit in it every ship owner in tre world will have his vessels registered as an American boat. There's nothing strange about that The merchant marine would be flying the American flag today if this government would subsidize the shipowners. And there are many Americans who want tC subsidize the boat owners so the American flag will fly on every sea. 9 That's a cheap sort o' way of show ing patriotism, but it is the only plea the friends of ship subsidy can offer. Purchased patriotism.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-15
Legal Advertisements.
Auction Sale

OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES WILL BE HELD AT UNCLE SAM'S LOAN OFFICE, MAIN ST, BISeEE, ARlZ. WE'D. AUGUST 21 at 4, p. NJ.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-15

Mrs. Martin Littleton, who helped elect her husband, a democrat, to con gress from Roosevelt's district wired the colonel as follows at Chicago:
 will you urge the convention oi patriots assembled in Chicago to put itself on record in doing honor to the memory of Thomas Jefferson by pass ing a resolution that the estate oi Monticello be given a nations guard ship? Yours with sincere admira' tien."
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NOTICE

District Court of the United States,
Eastern Division, Southern District
Of Georgia.-In Bankruptcy.
Notice of Application for Discharge
in Bankruptcy.
In the matter of Raiford Smith,
bankrupt, county of Glynn, Brunswick,
Georgia.
To the creditors of the above famed
bankrupt: You are hereby notified that
the above mentioned bankrupt has
filed his application for a discharge
from all the debts provable in bank
ruptcy against the said Raiford Smith
The said application will be heard
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the United States district court for
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on the 10th day of August, 1912,
All creditors of said bankrupt are
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they can, why the prayer contained
in said petition should not be grant
ed.
Dated at Savannah, Georgia, this
10th day of July, 1912.
COOK CLAYTON, Clerk.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-20
THE ROLL OF THE HEROES
OF THE TITANIC

MRS. H. J. ALLISON, of Toron-
to, Canada, formerly of Mil
waukee.
Mrs. Allison was given a
chance to get into a boat. She
put her seven months old baby
into the boat, and then turned
proudly away.
81 shall not leave without my
) husband" she said.
The officers of the Titanic tried
to force her into the boat, but
could not She was seen with
her arms about her husbands
neck, in last, long embrace, as
the great ship plunged into the
depths.
MRS. ISIDoR sTRAUS, of
New York.
Mrs. Straus was helped into a
boat by her aged husband. When
her husband was refused permits
sion to join her, she got out again.
Straus begged her to go back
into the boat.
tPlease, DEAR" he said to her,
"please go into the boat"
''Not without you," she an
swered. @-.
She also died with her arms
around the man she would not
leave behind her.
HOWARD CASE, New York
millionaire.
Case was one of the first on
deck after the crash. He inime-
diately began helping the officers
to marshall the women toward
the boats. He systematized the
T.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-20

"Theer are others in the steer4o
age" he said. 81 shall go and9
help with them" Il
And so he died, quietly, in the
performance of a duty that was
not his.
MAJ. ARCHIBALD w. BUTT,
military aide to President Taft.
Butt helped the women he
knew into the boats. He gave
them messages to take for him.
"Say goodbye to the folks at
home for me-" he said. .r
He knew he was going to die, ,
because he knew he was not go
ing to leave the Titanic until the
last woman had gone. a.
After he was satisfied that the =
women he knew were safe, Butt /;
went forward to where the steer
age women were being helped
into boats.
There were wild scenes there.
Some of the men of the steerage
lost their heads, and swearing
they would not be separated from
their women, rushed for the
boats. n
Bptt stopped their rush, using
an iron Delaying pin as a weapon.
Thus Butt died, as a soldier
should.
JOHN GEORGE PHILLIPS,
wireless operator.
After having been told by Cap
tain Smith to sac himself, because
the boat was sinking, Phillips
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-07-24

5:5.s important 70 Mothers
Examine carefully every bottle Of
CAsTORIA, q safe and sure remedy for:
Infants and children. and see that It
Bears the ~ >I0z .'--1= ~.
Signature sl :, q le1Hzzz<11Sx
In Use Fer Over so 7 ears.
Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-07-24
GOTHAM GAMBLER is SLAIN.
Widow Charges That Accused Mem
bers OF New York Police #
Force Killed Him. q

New York, July Is Sherman Rosen-
thai, proprietor Of gambling house,
who was to have amplified to District
Attorney Whitman story told a few
days ago. charging certain police ON
Gals with grating and oppression, is
dead in q morgue here with five bull
let's In his head. 81 .
While the police are holding a man
who says his name is Louis Bibby. as
the driver of the automobile from
which five men shot Rosenthal to
death, the latter's widow puts the as
sassination squarely up to the police.
The eye-witnesses Of the shooting de-
clare that at least one policeman was
In the automobile when the shots were
fred III h % 3 II s. g5gt
The widow charges that her hus-
band was murdered to keep him from
getting his story of extortion before
the grand jury, where District .Attor-
ney Whitman was to have taken him
during the day. 80. WI Y.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-07-24
Rash ALMOST COZ ii FACE.

sWarrenville, o. 81 have felt the
effects OF blood poisoning for eighteen
years. was yeAwithout some erup-
tions on my body. The terrible Itch
Ing caused me much suffering and dis
comfort, while the rubbing and
scratching made it worse. Last spring
+ had terrible breaking out OF bliss
terry sores on my arms and limbs. NY
lace and arms were almost covered
with rash. i could not sleep and lost
nineteen pounds IN i've weeks. Ny
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Itried a sample Of Cuticura Soap apd
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with hot water and Cuticura Soap,
then applied the Cuticura Ointment
every night for two months. and am
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