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Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-16
ROY M'COMAS
DIES SUDDENLY
Succumbed 70 Attack of APP
pendicitis After Illness
Of 4 Few Hours

Roy McCOmas passed away short
~ after midnight this morning at
the Calumet and Arizona hospital,
where he had been only since Friday
night, when he was taken there fol-
lowing a sudden and acute attack Of
appendicitis
On account of the suddenness o.
his Illness and its swift progress to
death, his passing away was a great
shock 10 his many friends, many OF
whom did not know that he was i'll
until il was announced late yester-
day afternoon that the tide of life
was slowly ebbing, and as the hours
OF evening came. hope was abandoned,
and it was realized that the end was
only a matter of a few hours.
MCCOmas was suddenly stricken
Friday evening, and was hurriediy
taken TO the hospital for an operation
The disease was tar advanced, and
physicians accounted ii serious
case, but il was hoped that lie would
be able TO pm through on the
strength OF his robust constitution.
His vitality began to ebb late yes
terday afternoon. however. and hope
gave way to a fear that materialized
with cruel swiftness when the young
man passed away a few minutes after
midnight
McComas was a living picture of
sturdy. robust young manhood, and
was one Of the most popular young
men in the city. Stricken down with
out warning while life was yet in
the future Tor him. his death affects
his many friends with pathetic
grief, made sharper by its unexpect-
edneSs.
Though only twenty-four years OF
age. McCOmas was a Talued young
citizen of the community He was a
republican, and held Il place of hon.
or in the party's local and county or
CARNATIONS. In the last election he
was a candidate for constable. He
was a member of the county cetral
committee Of the republican party,
and an ardent advocate of the nomi.
nation OF Theodore Roosevelt
McCOmas leaves a mother and a
SITTER who reside in the Salt River
valley, near Phoenix They were in
formed Of the young mans serious
illness yesterday, and they are ex.
pected TO arrive in Bisbee this morn.
ing. Announcement Of the funeral
arrangements has not yet been made.
The father of the young man died
little more than a year ago. on a
ranch owned 10 him In the state OF
Sinaloa. Young McComas was an
Elk.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-16
CHANGE OF PROGRAM
At THE ROYAL THEATRE

The Offering at the Royal Theater
for TODAY and tomorrow is up to the
usual standard of excellence. The
first picture. The Stronger Mind q"
shows Prof. Locksley in a demonstra-
tion of his wonderful hypnotic pow
er. Prof Lockslcy is acknowledged
TO be tho greatest hypnotist in the
world today and has solved many
myst cries by his wonderful art that
otherwise would never have Seen
fathomed. In this demonstration he
takes a hvpnotist who has used bis
wonderful power over the minds of
others to commit a crime. Prof.
.LocKsley gets him under his control
and forces him to confess his guilt
THE Hiero2lyphic" is a story OF
two rascals. whose knowledge of the
picture writings Of the ancient Egyp-
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-16
CLUB ADVERT|SES
WARREN DISTRICT
Publicity Receiving Atten-
ton of Secretary of Com
mercial Club

Publicity is receiving more atten-
ton from the Commercial club In
addition TO preparing the material
for a folder and for the Arizona road
mar book an article has been pre-
pared for the AriZOna-New Mexico
statehood directory and one will be
prepared for the memorial history of
American civilization, this latter will
be illustrated with a birds-eye view
of The city recently taken and only
put on display Yesterday Yesterday
Mayor Williams brought to the Of
fee OF the Commercial club a letter
which he had received from Francis
Trevelyan Miller asking for the
preparation of.an article on Bisbee.
for the history which he is now com
plotting. This will be embodied in the
history without cost to the city or
Commercial club and will be at once
prepared by the secretary.
Yesterday the secretary mailed to
the r. l.. Polk company the introduc-
ton TO IN" Bisbee section of the
ATiZOna-New Mexico statehood direc-
tory. Ii is TO be regretted by the
club that when asked 10 take adyer-
Using space in this book about a
month ago the funds could not be
appropriated for that purpose. How
ever, there arc about 500 words de
scriptiyc OF the city and its re-
sources in the introduction which is
published without expense.
In the preparation OF the folder
relative TO the BOrderland route
through this section data as 10
distances. etc is being compiled and
in q short time this will be issued
by the good roads advocates A map
and data is all that is required for
the road map book and that will be
completed this week. il is exDeej ed
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-16
Letters to
DR. Kilmer K Co.
Binghamton. y. Y.
Prove what swamp-Root will do for

Prove what swamp-Root will do for
you.
Send to DR.. Kiimer & Co., Bing-
hamton, ~ Y, for a sample bottle.
II will convince any one. You will
also receive a booklet of valuable in.
formation. telling all about the kid
neys and bladder. When writing be
sure and mention the Review. Reg.
ular fifty cent and one dollar size
bottles for sale at all drug stores.
When your child has whooping
cough be careful to keep the cough
loose and expectoration easy by CIV
ing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy az
may he required This remedy will
also liquify the tough mucus and
male IL easier to expectorate. II has
been used successfully in many cpl
dernics and is safe and sure. For
sale by all dealers. %.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-16

the full meaning OF political ingrati-
tude Harrison, although renominated
at Minneapolis. was defeated. The de
feat of Grant in the convention which
met in Chicago in 1850 was the Oc-
CASTOR or a bitter fsud in the Tepub-
lican party. and incidentally led to
the defeat Of the party four years
later. Mr.. Roosevelt was nominated
in Chicago in 1904 and Mr.. Taft in
1908. These two, of the seven stand
ard bearers named by the republican
party in Chicago conventions, are the
only ones living.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-16

What Free Cuba" means TO a Gu
ban depends somewhat upon whether
he is seal brown or lemon colored.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-16
W aEHRdks ON Lumber Co,
ENDS HUNT FOR RICH GIRL.

Often the nunt for rich wife ends
when the man meets a woman that
uses Electric Bitters. Her strong
nerves tell in a bright brain and even
temper. Her peach-bloom complexion
and ruby lips result from her pure
blood her bright eyes from restful
sleep. her elastic step from firm,
free muscles. all telling of the health
and strength Electric Bitters give a
woman, and the freedom from indi-
gestion, bacEache, headache, fainting
and dizzy spells they promote. Every
where they are woman's fayorite rem
edy. if weak or ailing try them. 5Oc
at all druggists. 2l9.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-16
CANADIAN OLYMPIC TEAM SAILS

MONTREAL, June 15:-The ath-
letes. oarsmen and marksmen who
are to uphold the honors of Canada
lin the Olympic contests at Stock
holm next month sailed today for Liv
erpool The team will spend a week
or ten days in final practice in Eng
land before proceeding TO Stockholm.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-16

Have You noticed the Wild excite
ment prevalent concerning the candi-
dates for the vice presidency? Both
parties appear to take it for granted
that the next president will be spared
to serve his full term
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-16
WEAK MAN RECEIPT EREE

Any man who suffers with nervous debility.
loss Of natural power, weak back failins
memory or deficient manhood. brought on by
excuses, dissipation, unnatural drains or the
follies OF youth, may cure himself at home
with simple prescription that will gladly
send free, in plain sealed envelope 70 any
man no VIII write for il. DIR. A. +. Robinson
Luck Building, Detroit. Michigan.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-16

So many of the contests before the
republican National committee are
settled by a unanimous vote thar 1Ec
colonel must he lost for adjectives 10
describe the outrage.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-16

Bids for concessions to conduct the
open air dances in Bisbee and in
Lowell on July 4 and s. afternoons
and evenings of both days. will be
opened by the undersigned on Monday
June II.
The conditions require the conces-
sionaire to erect and remove plat
forms and limit the amount to be
charged to cents per couple for
each dance.
THOMAS BLAIR.
N Y. Life ms, Co. Bisbee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
MONA LISA E0T FOUND
French Minister Sent Experts to Brit
ish Enbassy to Examine Picture
Thought to ee Lost Masterpieces
Pronounesd Admirable Imitation.

Paris, Aug. 3.-The director Of the
Louvre Museum. e. Pujalet, quickly
extinguished the hope Of the lovers OF
the famous picture. Mona Lisa" the
masterpiece Of Leonardo Da vinci.
which disappeared mysteriously from
the museum last August. These had
beer raised by the appeare nee Of an
unknown man at the British embassy
In Paris with ricture vhtcA he de-
clared he had been charged by per-
son In London to restore to the Louvre
by r.,sanE OF the British Ambassador.
Tho ambassador returned the picture
and communicated with the French
minister o. the interior. who sent ex-
perts to examine II. y 3.
A. Z; ferult Mr.. Pujalet said today:
1T II not tho Mona Lisa, " altho It cer-
tainly 8 an. admirable COPY. The Pic
tire ,waS, painted on an old wooden
panel, and to all outward appearances
resembled the Da vinci masterpiece.
The man who delivered 1t at the en-
bassy was arrested.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03

- possible. The Democrats proposed.
and the senate leaders agreed with
them. that the wool bill should lirst
be sent % the president and that on
that measure Mr.. TAFT should formally
give notice Of hts attitude toward
Democratic tariff revision.
Action viii then bs taken BY con-
gYess on the steel. cotton sugar. and
excise bills. With the executive veto
Of the wool bill, the White House will
receive in rapid succession the other
four bills bearing on the revenues.
1t IL the general expectation that
the tarin labors Of congress can be
completed within two weeks.
In the meantime the other work now
in hand will be done under forced
pressure.
The house today passed, 15s to 72.
the cotton tariff revision bill, which
the democratic majority claims Will
reduce the duties approximately Il
per cent. The measure IL Identical %
that vetoed last year by President TAFT
on the ground that It WAS not based
on official information.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
BOOZE WAS DEADLY.
Mason City Greeks Arrested on Charge
Of Causing Death OF countryman.

Mason cisv. Aus ::.-;Developments
In the "home r,adc booze" case came
thick and fast yesterday. fol-
lowing investigation hy the rc)ice de-
pnrtment Of .he death OF John Andri-
apolous, and the questioning OF his
friends and numbers Of other cement
plant employees.
Friends OF the dead man asserted
that the liquor he drank was bought
at the cottage OF George Chihis. chief
interpreter and foreman for the North
western States Portland Cement Com
pany who lives at No. 3, Northwestern
Row. Chichis was arrested by Patrol
man William Spaight, and held on a
charge Of selling Intoxicating liquor.
Whether CIR net a more serious charge
Is filed will depend the police say. on
the result OF the autopsy apd other
things.
Later. guided by friends OF the dead
man. Chief Thomas Lock and DEPUTY
Sheriff j. c. Buchanan went to the
plant and arrested Thir. Dirviris and
Steve Gregg, both of whom live Mt the
Chichis cabin. and who are alleged to
be the men who mixed" the strange
drink. All three are locked up In tho
county Jail.
The police obtained possession OF a
quart bottle half full OF the liquor of
the kind the dead man and those taken
sick are alleged to have partaken, and
will have an analysis made OF It,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
sEcEpEs FROM TURKEY.

Inhabitants Of Nicaria island in Asssan
Sea Procjaims independence.
Athens, Aug. 3.-The Turkish island
OF Nicaria. also known as Icaria, In the
Aegean sea, today proclaimed its inde-
pendence OF the Turkish government.
Tho tnha bitants. who number about
$4,000, seized and imprisoned all the
Turkish officials
The island of Nicaria, which has an
area Of about fifty square miles IS
famous in mythology for the death OF
Icarius. whose waxen wings melted
while he was flying. At the present
day 1t II occupied almost solely by
charcoal burners Of Greek nationality.
The principal town 10 Nesaria. which
consists OF group OF 200 houses. The
islanders have hitherto paid an annual
tribute to the pasha of Rhodes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
LYON ANSWERS TAFT.
Texan Replies to Presidents Statement
Relating to Delegate Contests.

Sherman. Tex. Aug. 3.-Col. Cecil A.
Lyon. chairman OF the state republican
executive committees. todav made pub.
lie a reply to the White House state-
ment relating to President Taft's nom.
nation The Lyon statement deals with
the selection OF Texas delegates to the
national convention.
Respect for your high office" the
statement reads, ''precludes such an
answer to your statement OF the merits
of the Chicago contest as would ba
made by me to any other citizen to the
United States.
Referring to the Texas case will
say that your statement as to the mum.
ber OF counties in Texas is correct, but
practically the entire statement OF facts
concerning the Texas cases Is incor-
rect"
Colonel Lyon denied he had been IN
the habit of controlling the republican
state convention by securing from fed-
eral Office holders In ninety nine Texas
counties Il certificate granting proxy
to Colonel Lyon or friend OF his To
represent the county as II regularly
conferred by regular republican county
conventions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
would be under the control Of It's gov

would be under the control Of Its gov
ernment."
Senator Lodge added that the OPEN
ing of the Panama canal gave to Mag
dalena bay an Importance 1t had never
before possessed. as the Panama routes
pass In front Of 1t.
Senator Cummins expressed the
op,rion that the resolution did not
make clear the relation between for
eiHn government and foreign corpo-
ration.
IT do not deem 1t wise for the United
States to say that the stock OF cor
porat!on owning land around Magda-
lena bay should not be held by citizens
OF another country. without some rela-
ton Of stockholder to their govern
inert" said the man from IOWA.
Senator Cummins warned the gov
ernment from taking a position from
which 1t might be compelled to recede
with chagrin and humiliation.
Mr.. Stone called for more informa-
tion, and thereupon Senator Root
moved that the senate consider the
resolution behind closed doors. and an
executive session was ordered.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
pgLgoATgs 70 CONVENTION pes
eide 70 oppos8 p1NgGM
AND ornGAG
FEW pELgoATGs COME
ornERwiss INSTRUCTED
caiifsrnia Delegation Hsadsd ~ ~.
eensr Jehnsen Arrives fse NaeIonal
Prosrsss,vs Nesting - cslsnsl Lyon
Ans~evs Taft AZ e Texas cenNoa&n
Dsssrs Republican Convention

Chicago Aug. 1.-Little doubt sxlsts
ed among the TOO delegates who ara
here for the third party convsntlon
early today that fun state ticket
would bs placed n The aslA
Walter Clyde Jones, one Of the psos
gressivs lsadera. claimed TO have lnter.
viewed the down-stats delegates a.
they arrived. and that he found only
eighy-two o8 thsm natly instructed
against . third STATE ticket
There have bssn gsports that SOC
delegates would bs on hand 70 nghs for:
the interests Of Governor Dsnesn, ana
this gave impetus to story that theso,
delegates would bolt the convention lf
him.
Medill Mccormick. chairman Of the
provisional state convention, called the
Illinois progressive convention to or-
der at 1855 o'clock and introduced
Charles q. Merriam - temporary
chairman.
DsmsasGraaisn fss Rssssssll
The state progressive oonvent1o1
opened today with most enthusiastic
denomination for Colonel Roosevelt.
The convention shouted. whistled. ana
sang for nearly fifteen minutes. whom
. large picture Of Colonel Reossvele
was unveiled on tho stage.
Colonel Roosevelt sent telegram 10
the delegates. in which he congYatu.
lated them on their stand for third
state ticket.
After Chairman Merriam had de.
livered his address and rules were
adopted, u recess was taken to permit
the delegates to select their committee
members.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
SENATORS CLOSE 70 PREsloEMT
ANNOUNCE MEAsuRGs ARE
ii .pooMEp 70 REJECTION.
COTTON, WOOL. SUGAR AND
srEGL DlLLs ALMOST READY
WtlI osen Do Presented at White
taeuss e. Presidential Approval,
(which will Dc WithhsId-Nsw Dill
Fosvsrnins Election Contributions
Rssdy sse Presentation 70 Senate.

washington. Aug. s.-Some Of Presi-
dent Taft's supporters in the senate
today declared they had Information
that the president would veto every
one OF the tariff bills now under con-
sideration. The cotton, wool, sugar
and stsel bills are nearly. ready to 60
TO the White House for signatures.
An entirely, new bill, based on SEN
ator. Culberson's measure to forbid cor
pofAt1on contributions to an election ut
which = president. senator. or repre-
sentative u to be voted for, and maxi
ing Il unlawful for any person, other
than . candidate. toocontrtbute more
than 5000 to. such an election, was
prepared today. and will be. recon-
mended to the senate by the committee
On privileges and elections.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
Eas!sC runs AMUcK
F;v. Persons Wounded and Hotel
Burned in Colorado Town BY Man
Believed to ss oemsntsd-Posss
With Nursss on Way to scens.

south Platte, Colo, Aug. 3.-Georse
yallew, 20 years old, believed to be d
maniac, ran amuck here last night,
and with a double barreisd gun sho'
and wounded three. possibly fatally
ana then set fire to a hotel, which
burned to the ground. Fearing that the
telegraph, operator would notify out
siaers Q. chs occurrence, he ran 10 the
station and ordered him t" come on.
The operator already had notllleo tne
authorities. Ballew marched the tele-
9rapi,er to the hotel. where he as
senbled those in attendancs upon the
injured into one group, an! held them
at bay. Sheriff Dennis, of Jefferson
county, with a, posse. has started for
the scene. Nurses, accompanied the
posse. ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
SErTLEs DISPUTE BETWEEN
4polLER PLATE" AND .REApY.
PRINT" HOUSES.
STEPPED IN TO PREVENT
ANTICIPATED coMsiNA ZION
1prs.i Gsur.. F;.s5 ard sS5:-.! Sui.
10 Terminated in Record Time
Feared Combination TO Influence
Thought Of eo,oeo 900 Readers Of
Country Nswspa

Chicago, Aug. yith the fling OF
m agreed deere - civil antitrust
suit against th sstern Newspaper
Union and the : rican Press AssO-
citation. the fs government today
took an advar : lep under the sher-
man law TO prevent what the depart
ment of justice regarded as the possi-
bility of a combination to influence the
thought Of sixty million readers Of
rural newspapers.
The proceedings in this anti-trust
suit were terminated in record time.
United States District Judge Kenesaw
Landis entering the agreed decree i'm
mediately following the filing Of the
governments petition and the answers
of the defendant.
The decree Is designed to end a
bitter trade war between these corpo-
rations, which furnish boiler plate"
and ready print" to thousands OF
country newspapers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
AUSTRALIAN AVIATOR KILLED.
Recent Arrival in England From lslane
Continent Falls TO Death.


BY Fleet. Surrey. England. Aug. s.
An Australian aviator. Charles Lind
say Campbell. was killed instantly this
morning by q fall with his aeroplane
while making flight from Brooklands
to the by-flest airdome.
Campbell. who had only recently ar
rived from Australia. was granted an
aviator's certificate by the Royal Aero
Club Of the United Kingdom June 1
this year. It was his intention to pre-
pare himself for the position of avia-
tion instructor to the Australian army.
After leaving Brooklands early this
morning in his Bristol biplane, and
making rapid flight toward the By
Fleet air dome, his machine suddenly
collapsed and crashed to the ground =
short distance from the aerodome.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
coNoREss 70 QUIT SOON.

5proaram Framed Calls for AdIurn.
mont in Two Weeks.
washington, Aug. 3.-A tariff pro-
eram that contemplates adjournment
of Congress on or about Aug. Is was
framed yesterday.
The plan Of the leaders is to pass
flve bills affecting the revenue. put
them up President Taft. who proba-
by will veto at least four OF them,
and adjourn for the session.
The revenue bills that form the
basis Of The agreement are the meas
uree revising the steel, wool, sugar.
ana cot@4n schedules Of the tariff law
and thesSexcise bill that broadens the
SCOPE of the corporation tax law.
on the tariff bills Il IL known that
President TAFT viii veto those reduc-
inx the rates on wool. steel. and cotton
On the ground that the proposed re-
vision 10 not based upon scientific in
nufry by . government board.
The SUGAR bill which proposes q
rnaraed REDUCTION In the rates on that
Z, ,,aSlct. a. compared with free sugar
= proposed by the house. probably
wfli IS ipproved by the president.
There u = prospect that the president
V1n veto HE excise tax bin.
Tha plane for an early adjournment
came to Z head - result OF the
arroomen1 sreacfed on the tariff pro-
gram. Tb1 democrats agreed with the
ssnaxe II sess that ..nlese there was
pru1pect q approval by tho president
Of tar16. g1vision bills congress might
lust 40 Well conclude its business at
the earlis possible date.
W,A> safhS AaaAtata~A1U l~RnAN nm In
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
BILL POSTERS TO DISSOLVE.

oru.nixation 60 es eueoosdsd by Post.
ina and Advertising Association.
Chicago. Aug. 3.-Suit for the disso-
lution OF the associated Bill Posters
and distributors Of tha United States
and Canada. who have been succeeded
by the. Pos4tng and Advertising Asso-
Fciation was SfiIcd IN thsx United States
district court todsy.&
Among sthe firms and individuals
named Al defendants are Charles T..
,Klpdt. Of Davenport. and Frank Zeh-
rung, Of Lincoln. Neb.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
MANY LOSE LIVES IN WRECK.

Two Hundred Killed or Wounded in
Collision in Brazil.
Rio de Janeiro, Aug. 3.-ln a railroad
collision near the station OF the Cen
trail railway 200 persons were killed or
wounded. Many OF the passengers
sprang thru the windows ana were
crushed by one OF the trains: Rescue
work was continued thruot the night.
Il Is believed there are many corpses
under the debris.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03

PAGE ONE.
Tsiesraphie News:
Mexican Rebels Fire on e pAsos
Taft to Veto Tariff Bills.
Bull Moose State Ticket In IlltnOio.
Maniac Runs Amuck and shoots
Five.
Two Gun Gang Suspects Arrested
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
iowa and 0onsTa: Me.:::::
Iowa Prominent at Roosevelt Asst-
ing.
Fire Damages Holiness University.
Plea For Kenyon Bill.
Railroad Halts improvements.
Roosevelt Says Negroes Have Rishta
PAGE FOUR.
EDITORIAL,
Why Not Try Five Acres Of Alfalfal ,
Next Weeks Convention. :
How Far Does It Reach1
Crops.
Topics OF the Times
Iowa Opinion and Notes.
Sunday Reading.
PAGE FIVE.
Iowa News:
Democrats to Center on Hamilton.
Toledo Farmer Killed In Runaway.
PAGE SEVEN.
Story:
The Carpet From Bagdad.
PAGES SIX, EIGHT AND NINE
City News:
Railroad Commission to Give Via
duct Opinion Soon.
Will Rule in City's Favor. Says Ket-
chum.
Auto Race Meet Next Week.
Dies In Ambulance on Way to Hos
pital.
Talmage to Open Progressive Cam
paign.
Boardman Dismissed as Carrier.
PAGE TEN.
Markets and Gsnsral:
All Grains Higher.
Weather Boosts Wheat.
Corn in Light Supply.
Cattle Finish Week Steady.
Hogs Again Advance
Pepper Bill Aids National Guard.