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Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02
MATTER 0F FACT IS
 THIS WEDDING PARTY
Couple Appears in Working Clothes Upon All lm-
 portant Occasion

Dressed ip their working clothes and without having made any of the conventional preparations except pro curing a license, Juan Rodriguez anu Beser, a Mexican couple, appeared before Judge High anc asked that they be united Tn mar riage in conformity with the laws oL the United States and state of ATT zona. It is said that the warning was hastened by warning from federal officials
 Numerous cases in which Mexicans live together as man and wife with out having been married have come to the attention of Bisbee officers Recently a Mexican couple were ID court and the man admitted tha, they were not married, though they had been living together eight years and had several children.
 The people of the southwest, said a court attendant. have serious problem in this respect, problem that is nearly as serious as the race problem in the south, though in a diff ferent particular. It is encumbent op the ruling race to look after the nor als and manner of living Of the in te.lectually and morally inferior races. The education of Mexicans in this part of the United States is looked after, but the moral side O.. their lives is not inquired into. This is serious responsibility upon the white race in Arizona and New Mexi. co. It is customary for Americans to regard Mexieans as only Mexi- cans, and to shirk the responsibility, but the day will come when they must face it or take the consequences"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02
AUTHORITIES WAlCH
 CASE WITH INTEREST
Minear Is Segregated Pend ing Diagnosis by Health
 Officials Monday

A miner named Minear was placed in a temporary detention hospital last night in order that the health author. ities might watch the development of his illness. the preliminary symptoms of which have resemblance to those of smallpox
 The case was reported to County Health Officer L. L. Miner yesterday and that official immediately made ar, rangements for segTegating the case A temporary detention hospital made of lumber was constructed about three miles below the city, off the county highway, and the man was removed 10 the place last night.
 Following the attack Of illness Mi near experienced a severe headache vomiting and an elevation of the temperature. Yesterday morning he developed slight and as yet 8 non typical rash, so it was deemed eau tionary to segregate the patient. The county health officer and other phy. sicians who are familiar with the case have not diagnosed the case as yet though they are unwilling to cal it smallpox. The case will be watched for further symptoms and il may bs several days before the character oi the illness can be determined.
 The rash is typical of neither small pox nor chickenpox, physicians state though it is not the same kind Of breaking out experienced by Berry the Douglas telegraph operator, when he was thought to have had smallpox The authorities will probably be able to state by Monday whether the ill ness of Minear is smallpox.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02
suPERsT|T|ous SAY .
 THEY ARE INDICATED
Three Accidents Follow One Another within the
 Twenty-four Hours

Three accidents within twelve hours at the Oliver shaft yesterday gave point to tho superstitution existing among miners that mine accidents come in trios. None of the accidents were fatal and only one of them was serious but it is seldom that the trio happens at the same shaft
 The more serious accident occurred at the Oliver Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, when W. L. Ballard sus- taincd two broken ribs in an acci- dent. He was taken to the hospital for treatment. Ballard resides on Naco road.
 George Ellis, miner at the Oliver, strained himself by trying to lift a heavy weight and was taken. to his home in an ambulance. Two hours later. at noon yesterday, Sanfred liar lin. who resides on Terhby avenue, sustained a crushed foot at the shaft and was taken to his home,
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02
convention |"
Have Up.HilI Fight

convention
 Have up.HilI Fight
 The weakness of the situation in which the Roosevelt faction hnds it. self is that unless they succeed in having their Maricopa and Cochise delegations seated, they stand to lose. Further, as these delegations are be ing contested, delegations from them mas not sit on the committee on cIe- dentials, which is in reality the want age point on the battle line.
 IL was learned yesterday that the Taft forces will contend before the ere 1entials committee that the Roose- welt delegation is without standing, as they were elected by commit tee, the committee of 1911. that they are without certificates of election, It will probably be news to many that the committeeman have not certiti- cates of election from the county tOard of supervisors. The Taft dele gEtion will go to the convention armed with a certified statement oi the board Of supervisors of Cochise county that certificates Of election were not issued to committeeman.
 Law IS quoted
 From this the supervisors eyi- dently believed. it is declared, that the committeeman were in the samu category with precinct officers, such as justices of the peace and con- tables, 10 whom certificates Oi cleo. ton were not issued after the last general election.
 The primary election law states that these officers are precinct" com. mitteemen. and that the county com. Hlittee is composed of committeeman from each precinct.
 The contention of the Taft leaders who hold that the committee of 1908 still exercises authority, is based oD two sections Of the primary election law Of 1909. This law called for @ primary to be held on the first Tues. day O. September in 1910. and bien, nially thereafter.
 Article ! of Section IS of the law is in part as follows. Each committee provided for in this section. and it's officers, shall have the power usually exercised by such committee and the officers thereof, in so far as is con sistent with this act. The various officers and committees now in eX istence shall exercise the powers and perform the duties herein prescribed until their successors are chosen in accordance with this act"
 TsftItes Stand Pat
 The Taft leaders claim that the 1911 committeeman were not "chos- en in accordance with this act" as they were elected in October. 1911. instead of in September. as provided by the primary law, and assuming this to be true, they hold that they as the 1908 committee. is still in ex. istence. and has right to exercise the powers and perform the duties prescribed by the law.
 The selection in October, 1911. was st the call of the governor, but Taft men say the call did not call for the election of precinct officers. That is the true inwar .aess" of the brie; of the Taft delegation.
 If they fail to hook the Roose. veltosos with this horn, they will try 10 gore them on the proposition that under the ruling of Chairman Hays. of the Marcopa county com. mittes. proxies in committee meetings are illegal. and that the Bisbee meet. ing of May 25, at which the Roose. welt delegates were selected, was no, legal. there being no quorum pres enT
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02
WORK FOR CHARITY DOES
 CREDIT 10 B|SBEE
District Leads State as to Systematic Aid for
 the Unfortunate
ONLY ONE IS LIKE IT

It should De a matter of interest and pride to the people of Bisbee and the Warren District that they have the only town. with the exception of Phoenix, in all the state of Arizona at- tempting any systematic or organized charity work.
 It is not so much a question as to the relative needs of charity work in Pisbee and Phoenix more than in oth- CT places, but it is more a question of enterprise and determination on the part of the citizens to do this com. mendable work as it should be done. All the big cities and social settle ment workers in general are steadily realizing this to be the best and most practical way of distributing charity
 This does not imply that other towns are not giving much money along charity lines. but it is often given out indiscriminately, as investi- gation of many cases reveals the fact that much grating and deception is practiced by would-be charity recipi- ents when not checked by system.
 Work Done in May.
 During the month of May fourteeh cases were recorded by the secretary of the charity committee of the board of trade Seven of these were transients. strangers in town, Of whom little knowledge can usually be ascertained Much discretion is used in dealing with this class, but they are encouraged in some way 70 rely upon themselves and become selfsup porting. Five cases of illness and ac- cident were given substantial help, one of these being young man with out friends or relatives, slowly dying of tuberculosis. Eight families were given help in various ways, some of these being old cases who require | help from month to month. Trans portation was furnished in three cases. One of these was that of boy fourteen. years of age for whom a good home was secured, who hdd never before known what a good home would mean to him. Employ, ment was secured for SIX people, and more than one hundred articles oi clothing given out. principally among the needy families,
 During the month sl21.70 was ex' pended on account O. the work.
 Another point in favor Of systemat, | ic charity which has been of great benefit to the charity committee or the hoard of trade. is that certain doctors, lawyers and other profession al men have always been willing to give their services free of charge when called upon. These services have been much appreciated. not only because of the saving of expense to the committee. but because or the confidence shown by such parties In organized charity work.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02
FINAL CLASH
 NOW AT HAND
Republicans Will Meet in Tucson Tomorrow and Battle Fiercely
 for Victory
WILL TAFT CONTROL?

Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their part 0, their party. The delegates elected by the Taft and Roosevelt faction, of the republican party in this coun " will leave today for Tucson to par ticipate iD the historical reproduction of Bull Run. Some of the delegates will leave this morning 50 as to be able to attend the hotel lobby con. ventions this evening, but the ma jority of those who will attend will go this afternoon
 A Roosevelt partisan stated yester- day afternoon that nearly all of the Roosevelt delegates will attend in person, ability to attend having been one of the qualifications of their Sc lection. On the other hand. il is said that only a few of the Taft delegation will attend. With one-third of the delegation lawyers, the inter. ests Of that faction will be web Hooked ater. Benshimol will leave this morning, as will Captain Green way. NJ. E. Cassidy will also be among these present"
 Convention Meets Today
 The state convention, at which dele gates to the national republican con Nention win be selected, will con Vene at Tucson tomorrow morning Tucson anticipates the presence oi several hundred visitors from diff ferent parts of the state
 The entire situation. both sides ad, init, hinges on the Cochise county delegation. It is doubtful if the Maricopa delegations, either the Taft or Roosevelt selections have any le gal standing. This is the opinion of at least one Bisbee lawyer, a demo crat, who says that because the meetings at which the delegations were named were not attended by quorums. In the opinions of lawyers this will eliminate Maricopa county from the contest, and the credentials committee may equally divide that county's representation in the com, mittee. The effeect of this will be Ebout the same as if it was thrown out
 Roosevelt leaders in this county are somewhat disgusted with the way the Roosevelt people, at Phoenix handled their fight with the Tafistas We figure, however. that we will win without Maricopa if we succeed in having our Cochfse delegation win" said a Roosevelt delegate yesterday With MaricOpa and Cochise We be lieve We will have 65 votes in the
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02
DISEASE PREVENTION
 SUBJECT 0F LECTURE
County PhSvician Holds Lo- well Audience Interest
 ed in His Topic

County Health Officer L. L. Miner will give an illustrated lecture on the subject of disease prevention tonight at $ o'clock at the Lowell club in Lo well, under the auspices of the Lo we!! Improvement club. In tie iec. ture he will deal with sanitary condi tions in the district and their effect on the health Of the district The lee. ture will be Illustrated with lantern slides. The lecture is free and all are invited to attend
 At the request of the county health officer, the mana cement pf tine Royal theater las secured moving picture film showing the manner Of operation Of the kousefty in spreading disease. This film is en route and will be shown soon.
 Another project on foo; is nov, ing exhibit Dr Miner is arranging to purchase the exhibit paraphernalia and when it arrives it will first be placed on exhibition here. Then 1t will be taken to Douglas, Tombstone, Benson and other county points that desire the exhibit One or the pieces of the exhibit is an ingenious mechan- ical conJriyance that shows the rapid multiplication of housefiies. The eX- hibit will deal with pure and impure milk, tuberculosis germs and typhoid germs
 One person dies every two minutes in the United States from tubercu- losis and an ingenious way of demon strating this is an electric light that is mechanically lighted every two minutes, illustrating the fact that every time it lights a person dies of tuberculosis.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02
Prompt Payment Made.

One of the quickest payments Of fire insurance premiums on local rec ord was that made by the Philadel- pbia fire insurance company to Mrs. Kate Manley, whose house on Tank hill was destroyed by fire on May IT. Ten days after the date of the fire $500 was paid to Mrs. Manley by IIo- gan & Seed, the Bisbee agents for the Philadelphia and other insurance com panies. The rapid handling of the matter was greatly appreciated by Mrs. Manley
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02
Personal Mention

Mrs. Fred Nathan left yesterday for Portland. Ore.
 Mrs " I. Fisher left yesterday for Los Angeles.
 Bob Sukovich left yesterday for Hot Springs, Ark.
 Douglas Gray of Tombstone was in the city on business yesterday.
 Judge Fred Sutter of the superior court is in the city from Tombstone.
 l.. s. McGirk and daughter arrived in the city yesterday from Phoenix.
 Mrs Fannie Black and daughter re- turned yesterday afternoon from Los Angeles.
 Percy Coldwell has returned from Phoenix. where he spent several months.
 II. T. Hamilton, of the Copper Queen engineering force. left yester- day for New York
 Frank Hillman and son of Cananea were in the city yesterday. registered at the Copper Queen.
 Mrs. J. J. Bowen left yesterday for the coast, where she will spend the summer with relatives.
 Mrs L. F. Montgomery left yes terday for Ventura, Cal, where she vii! spend several weeks
 Jack OLaugflin returned yesterday afternoon from Tombstone, where he has been doing jury duty
 Mrs. II. Cochran, of Tombstone Can yon, accompanied by her soh and daughter, left yesterday for the Hua. chgca mountains, where they will spend several weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02
WITH THE BOXERS

Tim Hurst has been succeeded by Billy Gibson as manager of the Gar den A. C.. of New Yorw.
 A battle between Mike Gibbons and George Carpenter would show how clever the French champion really is.
 Jim Flynn says he will weigh in the neighborhood Of 200 pounds when he meets Champion Jack Johnson July I, in Las Vegas,
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02
Ball Player Arrives.

rhe Risbee club of the Tri-Town league has . new pitcher in the per. son of A. J. Halbert. mine engineer ing student at the University of Ar. zona, who arrived in the city yester day to work in the mines. He was the star twirler of the varsity bal team and he will play with the Bis bee team
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02

Some Of the new councilmen are said to be non-commital. which may be taken as an indication that fights may be made on some of the present appointed officials at the council meeting Tuesday night. when the new council holds its first meeting. No goat" will be safe until after that night.
 The new officials gave a smoker for their friends last night at the city hall Varied refreshments were served and number of speeches were made.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02
TO GIVE DANCE

T F. B. Lodge No 452. will give a
 dance Wednesday. June ,. in K. ,P. Hall, invitations have been Issued. IA good time, to all present. Lemonade will be serveG and Brennan's orches- tra will furnish music. 104l.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02
VERDICT 4 Mk-IN-lAW JOKE.
Mercy Penalty for Beating Her But
 30 Days in Wfe's Case.

PITTSBURGH. June 1.-"For beat ing his wife, guilty as indicted; for beating his mother-in-law, recon mended 10 the mercy of the court" .
 On this verdict. returned in court. Joseph Noiedly. machinist, was sen fenced to pay the costs, a fine of IA cents and serve 30 days in jail
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02
N. 6. Alumni Meet

The Bisbee High school alumni as. sociation held a meeting last night at the Central school building at which time the class of 1912 joined the association by signing the consti- tuition. Ed Hicks succeeded Bob Bea- ton as president and Bob Beaton sue ceedea c. E. Wittig as secretary.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02

IL is nov we'll known that not more than one case of rheumatism in ten requires any internal treatment what ever. All that is needed Is free ap- plication of Chamberlains Liniment and massaeing the parts at each ap- plication Try 1t and see how quick ly it win relieve the pain and sore ness. Sold by all dealers. 43
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE-Gasoline engine bar gains. Manufacturers samples; 8 II. P. 5000; 41z s75.00; 6 H. P. $500; 8 H. P. s14000; 15 II. P.
 $35000. R. E. Scruggs, Mfrs. Agt.,
 2f05 Garfield, Kansas City, Mo. 57.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02
Brief Local Items
Taken to Tombstone,

James Butler, the man who was taken into custody by officers Fri. day, was taken to Tombstone yester. day where ne will be. examined by
 the county sanity board He appears to be violently insane and it was nee essary to strap him in the automobile.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02
Band Concert Today.

The Calumet & Arizona band will give q free open air concert this evening ct 7:3O o'clock at Warren park. al which the following program will be given:
 March-Moultonion .....r...-. -Buhalts Oyerture-Ideal ....,.l. Daniels Waltz-Remembranc ~...- Joyce Medley-"Sweet old Songs" Dalby Barton Solo-"Hiperion" Mastin
 Soloist, Jack Watson Selection-''The Delight" ... fastest Song Hits ..O'Hare Sketch-"By the Sewanee River
 .... ... Mydellton Selection-Faust . GonnOd
 Leader. F. J. Bawien
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02
PETER ZEBICH

Strongest man in the world will. appear at Orpheum Sunday, June 2nd. at 1 30 n. m.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02
PETER ZEBIcH

Strongest man in the world will appear at Orphelm Sunday. June 2nd at 4:30 p. n.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02

Ioretto High School Play at Or pheum Sunday, June 2nd. l:3O D m.
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02

and visiting Rebekahs are requested to meet Tt Odd Fellows Hall at 10 a. n.. Sunday, June 2, to attend me morial service. Service will be held at Presbyterian church at II a. m.
 By order of Noble Grand.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02

yon, accompanied by her soh and daughter, left yesterday for the Hua. chgca mountains, where they will spend several weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02

All Odd Elbows of Bisbee T Lodge No. 10 and visiting N.~ brothers and Rebakahs
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02

Mrs Fred Nathan left yesterday for Portland, Ore.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-02

Jack OLaughlin returned yesterday afternoon from Tombstone. where he has been doing jury duty.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-02

Every wife ought to know her
husbands income. and that knowl-
edge should be the guide OF her
domestic expenses. Better is din
ner of herbs than stalled OK with
hatred therein. Where wife makes
up her mind to do her duty in thls
respect she viii brighten her little
home and make 1t place OF per-
petual sunshine.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-02
THE DEADLY CIGARETTE.

DR.. j. ]. Kellogg had all the nico-
tine taken from cigarette, and
make solution OF it. Half of the
quantity he injected into healthy
frog. The frog died almost instan-
tly The rest was given to another
frog. This frog died equally quick.
"A boy who smokes twenty ciga-
rettes day has inhaled enough
poison to kill forty frogs says DR..
Kellogg. why does the poison not
kiln the boy? 1t does kill him, If
not Immediately. he win die sooner
or later Of weak heart, Brights' dis
ease, or some other malady which
scientific doctors now recognize as
a natural result Of chronic nicotine
Exchange.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-02
FARM FOR SALE.

400 acres fine bottom and hill
land at mouth of Cherokee. 3 miles
from Blaine town on road to Webb
Vile. miles from railroad. Rail-
road surveyed through farm ana
sure TO be built. so to so acres very
rich bottom. IL to 25 acres ov-
erflows with backwater in winter or
spring, but no crop destroyed by
water for 33 years. Yield so to
so bushels corn per acre. zee
acres cleared and in grass and
crops. 100 acres in timber. enough
to keep up place so years Good
school half mile, graded school 3
miles away. Water and springs in
every field coal banks open. 2
to feet. Good neighborhood. Rea-
son for selling. health failed and
farm running down since left 1t
Apply to f. r. Moore. Louisa. Ky
or go look for yourself.
Also. eco acres miles from Lou
lisa. on Blaine. Good buildings. goo
roads. and good hill land, some bot
tom. Near best college in State
Fine neighborhod, school house ons
mile distant. Prices reasonable.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-02

snkeS, ever let thom near narsn VT
unkind words fan from your lips.
Did you ever stop to think that
all the best things in life come with
out cost to oErselves? They are
given Freely. The things that in
their value are without money and
beyond price are also In the method
OF their acquisition without money
and without price. Every life is
rich In the measure that Il has dis
covered and posaesses these treas
A man may pay many thous-
trnds OF dollars for the painting OF
sunrise. and yet It never will be
nearly so beautiful, so inspiring, 40
valuable as the sunrise itself spec
tacle which the poorest may enjoy
without the expenditure OF 80 much
as cent All our works of art,
costly as hey may be. are but imita-
tons OF the originals which. while
far exceeding them in beauty. may
be ours for the taking.
II we will only look around us we
viii see there is not a person We
meet but there Is something love-
able absut-a smile. motion, a
feature. voice, walk act. All have
some good trait II they have a
sweet voice, tell them you think 30
and II will make them happier and
gain you friend. II they have some
feature you admire. or act or motion
tell them and they viii like you far
better. Do you know that is true
way OF gaining friends tell them
tAcir good traits and leave the bad
for them to find outi II we hear a
singer and love the voice, tell her.
and every song will be sweeter be
cause OF loved one. II anyone has
a pretty feature, tell her for there
amy unhappy and sensitive |
about their looks. II anyone has
y walk or motion, say 30, II
hurts rs TO be told Of an ugly fea-
ture. act or motion. but to be told
there is something nice. pleasant or
good about us. raises us in our own
estimation ana inspires us TO try {
TO BIO more perfect, II is not the
truth that hurts. 1t Is the cruel.
wllful. malicious tong#e> OF envy and
jealousy that hurts. Th$re are men
aud women we all know them
that are living lives OF complete sac
rlfices for others. and never hear