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Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-14

the account was neatly ruled of again and below this ruling came cash deb it's of s2,5OO each periodically down to July 1. 1902, but NO CREDITS! so that the account showed z debit bal ance of 7,500
 It was perfectly obvious that Del bridge had sold the stock in 1895. squandered the proceeds, and was
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-14
flo TIr-e for Lazincss.

A physician announces that he has discovered a serum that will cure lazl- ness. The present cost of living IS curine it fast nough.-Detroit Free Press
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-14

Y DO not consider myself to
 Slame-I was simply a victim )f environment Then again.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
PERSONALS.

Mrs :. ]. Allen, JT., LETT last even
Ing for Chicago. called there by the
serious illness of "A relative.
Thomas j. Lawlcr. foreman In the
car department at the santa Fc shops.
has begun the construction Of n mod
Crn bungalow at the corner of Eighth
street and Iron avenue, in the Ray
nOlds addition. The Lnwler bungalow
IN the FIRST to he started In the recent
IS thrown open Reynolds place.
Rev. }. J. Sinner and Mrs. Sinner
returned today to their home In Santa
Pc after a brief visit In Albuquerque.
Mrs. Sinner was before her marriage
Miss Helen Ward of this city.
a. StaBb, a prominent merchant Of
Santa Fe, arrived In the city today for
u visit with his daughters. Mrs Louis
llfeld and Mrs. Max NOrdhaus.
The westbound Santa Fee limited
was run through Albuquerque today
In two sections. carrying a total Of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22

1876 people. Two Raymond and Whit
comb cars were attached to the gee
ond section. having thGty-tWo tourists
from New England.
The boy scouts will hold an i'm
pUrtant meeting tonight at 1880
o'clock In the Cromwell building.
Emil UhfeldCr of BHnta Fc, for
merely "A well known business man at
this city. Is visitor In Albuquerque.
Sentiment and Sentimcntality"
viii bC the subject ~ the sermon To-
be delivered tonight at Temple Al
bert 10y Dr. Mendel Silber AT the
regular service beginning at 7:ij.
The theme will be discussed with
especial reference to the present war
In the near east and rs otherwise APP
pliCHble To modern civilization and
life An Interested are welcome t.
the service.
Harmony lodge 40, /, l. -. -. T.,
meets tonight at 1880 O'Clock There
viii hc work In the second and third
degrees. Visiting brethren are well
come. by order of noble grand, j.
" clark, V. q.
Local relatives have been ad, used
of the arrival Of a little daughter In
the family OF MIR. and Mrs. II. y.
nm ur Clovis. Mrs i'm IL Il daugh-
ter OF MIR. and Mrs. w. Il. Pratt of
this city,
one ~ the notable society affairs Of
the month happens tonight at the Al
varadO, when Mr.. and Mrs. George
II. Slmms and Mr.. and Mrs, Alphcus
q. Waha give a dancing and card
party, The invitation list Is "A large
one. including about $50 persons.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
BEUEACKETs BACK
! FROM CAMPAIGN
N CENTRAL
AMERICA
Admiral Sutherland Praises
Conduct of Men Who Par
ticipated in Suppression Of
Nicaraguan Revolt.
HEALTH CONDITIONS
REPORTED EXCELLENT
fnz Leaned WIZ, to E,..lna n.r.lal

fBy Leased Wire 70 Eveniaa usFaIdl
san Diego. cal. Nov. 23.-Back
from long service In china and Cen-
tral America. three urmOred cruiserS
Of the Pacific fleet dropped anchor
today IN san Diego bay. They are
the california OlagshipI. Rear Nd
mirm W. u. y, Switzerland Mary.
land and Colorado.
The voyage from Curintu. Nicar-
aqua. IL san Diego VAS uucVcntrul
except for n heavy gale off the Tc-
huuntUpcc gulf, according To- Admiral
Switzerland
The newspapers of the United
States have been fun 81 accounts at
our expedition IN Nicaragua and there
Is little | can add regarding the march
To- Granada stated the admiral. II
Will say. however. that the conduct
of officers and men was excellent
II believe there has scarcely been
an Instance IN the history uf the navy
Of 80 many men being stationed for
80 long "A time I'm the tropics with 81
good "a record for health, There was
some malaria but no more than might
have been experienced In u much
more northerly point ON the central
American coast"
Speaking about wireless commune
cation, the admiral stated the cruisers
were In almost constant touch with
cy West and Colon and mat the OPP
orators picked up the navy station Un
Point Iona, this port while 1900
miles south.
Four months pay has been given
the crew and shire leave was granted
With nan hour after the anchors had
been dropped.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
M0RTUARY.
Mrs. W. Is. Frost.

Mrs, W 49, Frost. mother at Mrs.
y. r.. Sewers aud Conductor T.. II.
Rhodes of Albuquerque. died In tn
dependence. kua, Wednesday last.
according to Il telegram received ycs-
i"rdny 10y the relatives here. Mrs.
SuWrs ana Mr.. Rhodes win have TIA"
sympathy II many iu their surruv
because uf the pussing at their
mother,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
CLARK IS NAMED
IETERLOCUTOR
Brens Arrive in Albuquerque
and Things Are Now Under
Way With a Swing for the
Elks' Minstrels.

The work OF whipping the east ut
the Elks' Ministries INTO Hhap" for ia"
three performances at THANKSGIVING
time began In earnest last night win
the arrival OF the Bruns Joe lircn,
Mrs. Joe BFen and Baby Hrcn, \
cess. A second rehearsal will be- held
tonight under Mr.. BFens personal dt-
rectlOn. John Lee Clarke has been
named AZ interlOcutor ana the case
has been named an follows
End ladies--MrH. ]. w. Colbert,
Mrs Ross Merritt. Mrs. w. Y. Wal
ton. Miss Margaret Franklin, Mlss
Anita Baca. Mrs. Hugh Collins, Miss
filled.
End men--SHm Pickard, Hugo G..
Meyer. l.. g. uumblner. Ernest Lam
dOln, Ross Merritt, Leslie CuIlOn.
Ben J. Puryear, John Falkenburg,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
SANTA CLAUS COMING
TOMORROW AFTERNOON

Latest advlces from Santa Claus
are 10 the effect that he will reach
the third floor OF the ROsenwRld
store at o'clock tomorrow after
noon. promptly and with bells on
The old fellow Is exceedingly anxious
to see an many Albuquerque children
AZ possible al his hFat appearance
here, and he has promised that his
opening stunts viii be among the
clsvePest and funniest IN his roper.
toiFe. r.. ". RelnhGrt aud John
FRlkenbePR. who constitute the Santa
Claus reception committee, have
cOtNpleted the very elaborate pre-
IlTnlnaPy arrangements, the Chlmney
TOP being provided being particular
" eonvenisnt and comfortable for
sliding purposes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
SEIDEL IS
MISSING; MANY
SEEK HIM
Man Who Came 70 Albuquer.
que and Broke Into Con-
tracing Game Has Disap-
peared Under Mysterious
Circumstances.

Chicr ur Police Thomas McAIilliu
was asked today to begin a search
In Albuquerque and clscW here for
Adulph Scidcl, who tor several weeks
has conducted Il contracting business
In this city. Many local people wish
To learn of ScidCIs whereabouts, but
especially Mr. and Mrs. II. -. Moore,
OF 6l2 West Lead avenue. who ud-
YanCcd him $500 Saturday with
which to purchase lumber for II
house which he contracted to huild
Tor the MOorCs In the 500 block on
North Eleventh street. Stddul was
To have started work on the bunga-
low yesterday The superior Lum-
Der company delivered II quantity Of
lumber on the building the building
lot, the material having been ordered
by Scidrl Inquiry by chief MCAliiIIr
today developed the face that the
Superior people have not been paid
for the lumber. Sridcl has the $500
advanced TO him by the MuUrcs and
the crstwhllc contractor is nowhere
To he found Scldcl h suid tu have
contracted also to build houses for
the Guss family, AT sos North ruin
street, and for another man, who
purchased lots adjoining the Moore
property ON North Eleventh. Whuth-
cr or not Scldcl obtained any money
from others than the Muorcs has not
yet been discovered. MIR. Moore H. "A
health seeker who came to Albu-
qucrquc not long ago and decided 10
remain here permanently. lie be-
came acquainted With Scidel Scidrl
posed as IA contractor who would
build II house cheap. lie was given
the job of building a house tor the
MOOTes, with The result that today
they grontly regretted the confidence
they had placed In the man, likewise
the loss OF the 1900 advanced to
him.
A search Of Sclders room AT $40
South Third street today discovered
"A letter which the contractor had
left In prominent place whore Il
could he easily found by any one
making "A search. The letter is writ
mythology. The language OF the
convey the impression that he wat
discouraged and dependent at the
time he wrote Il. "Only trust In
God keeps me from emDtylns the
cup OF Socrates" IL the concluding
German sentence In the letter, under
which is written in English, Life II
Misery" The last sentence had been
erased. but was still readable.
II In barely possible that Seldel
may have intended 20 do himself
harm when no left his room. The
fact thHt he took with him hil
clothes and chest OF tools, how
ever, leads the police to believe tina
he Intended to engage In The "con
4 tTactlng business In other places.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22

Induce congress 10 provide u .pcnsion,
Stnhtdr t'ulbertA6h' Tof 'tNAlA' hfrfB
Democratic leader Of the senate, de-
Clnrcd II would be "Indcmucraiic" 70
have former presidents pcnsioncd
from Il private fund,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
government TWILL
LOOK AFTER The
INDIANS LAND
John F. Armstrong Alloting
Supervisor, Here Today, On
Affairs Connected With
Protection of Rights Of the
Red Men.

"Thp state Of New Mexico has
'Hquatted.' ~ To- speak on several
quarter sections at Mnd when ~
claimed hy the lnhlnns, ana "" arc
going 10 hight the state and sce thht
the rights at the Indians are protect
ed" said John +. ArmstrOng nlluttihg
supervisor for the department Ot IN
dian AFFAIRS, who liz In Albuquerque
today on "a trip through the south
west, Mr.. Armstrong has Just re-
turned from u trip tO Flundrcau. ;.
H., where he participated In "a confer
cnrr az supervisors regarding Sioux
allutmcnts,
The commissioner of public lands
at the state hHH agreed IN Il test IN
the courts nv to the rightful owner
ship 1T the land" continued Mr., Arm.
strong. II believe the Indians viii
win"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22

Dr. j. -. SrhWculkcr leaves tonight
for EstunciH called hy the Illness 81
his faihcr-in-hW. Il. G.. Howell.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
GIRL DENOUNCED AS
MURDERESS
Prosecutor Declares Accident
Theory Set Up by Defense
in Columbus Case ImpOs-
sible.
my Leased Wire to evening mersIdl

columbus, o.. Nov. 80 Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney price today IN
hIs argument in the trial Of Miss GO
cecilia Farley accused uf killing \lvin
t., Iullingcr, declared lmpossthl" Tia"
manner In which the defense claims
IOllinRrr was "ncCidontnllS shot
"rhr best evidence that he wax not
accidentally shot " said price, WAS
thHl tie wound was IN the back "r
his head, that he fell forward IN his
ftr" aud that when he WAS nrHt found
a rain coat War found over his lcil
ARM while his right maud VAS grasp
ms an umbrrlla"
ATTORNEY James \. Alien for the de-
frusr, In his plea argued that TOl-
lnvrr had met accidrutHl death white
I Attempting to commit murder AMI
ruu BuiCidC
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
VALUABLE PROPERTY
SOLO TO STRONG
Masons Make Substantial
Profit After Two Years
Holding of Lots Next to the
Masonic Temple.

\ deal was completed today where
by w. w strong OF this city purchases
Of the Masonic fraternity the two lots
adjoining the Masonic temple ON West
Central avenue. The consideration In
not made public but II Is known that
the Masons sold the property at Il
handsome proht over what II cost
them two years ago. It was impOs-
siblc Ia learn this afternoon what Mr..
strong intends to do with the prop
rrty, hut 1t is rumored he will erect
a business block.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
WILSON THREATENS
TO THRASH FRESH
PHOTOGRAPHER
President-Elect Objects to
Having Picture Taken in
Bermuda; Spends Time on
Bicycle Trips.
my Leased wire % EssGInE nsrsIdl

my Leased Wire 90 TVsIInE HerHIdl
Hamilton, licrmudn, Nuv. 80,
prr.idruI.rl,rt Wilson tuduy had a
lNcN dispute Win an American pho
IuprHph,r which almost led To- the
CA,hurpv of blows.
Thr photographer luuk u snap shot
AZ MI " llSuu Ia sIttr Of hiS pruhi-
biiion Wilson lhrrrupun angrlly OK
claimed
"Nuu ar" no gentleman. II YOU
want thrtshing krop that up' !
can take care of myself ~ ihCH"
things I came hvIu especially Ia
avoid phutugIuphrrs'
MIR Wilson pdssrd the greater part
of today Ia making bicycling rN'ur-
sions Ia the vicinity ul his r"sid, ne
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
FINAL HOME MISSION
WEEK SERVICES WILL
BE HELD TONIGHT

The Rrth and last of the nightly
Home Mission week union services
by the Albuquerque churches will be-
held tonight nt the Lead avenue
Methodist church. DIR. John II. Gass,
superintendent of missions for the
Presbyterian church, viii speak on
"'rhe Church In It's Relation To So
cial Ministry" The Rev. w. s. Oh-
erholtzcr. pastor Of ~. Pauls Luther
nm church, will preside at the serv-
ives.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-22
TO URGE GOVERNMENT TO
PENSION EX-PRESIDENTS

[Dy Leased Wire 20 EVsRIsG HsraIaI
Washington, Nov 22 AS result
~ the announcement by the Carnegie
corporation that n pension of t25, 600
Will be offered each ex.president OF
the United STATES. Il strong movement
IL expected In the coming session to
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-28
10 THE PUBLIC

We have sold the Maze Cafe to Mike Raich and company; February 18th. 1912. We will collect all ac counts due us and pay all bills we owe. CARETTO & co.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-28
POPE CONFIRMATION IS BLOW ID THOSE
 OPPOSING SLOAN'S $
Senate's Approval of New Mexico Judge Taken
 as Indicative
DOES COURTESY APPLY

News of the confirmation of the presidents nomination Of Judge Pope. 10 be judge Of the federal district court of New Mexico which was made by the United States senate Saturday last knocked the props from under the opponents of Judge Sloan in Bisbee. They had been watching the progress Of the fight made on Judge Pope. hoping that it would evolve a comforting precedent in their fight upon the appointment of Judge Sloan who Is slated for the judgeship of the federal district court of Ari- zona
 Notwithstanding that New Mexico is unrepresented in the United States senate and that a fight was made for the appointment Of Judge Pope, the senate confirmed the presidents nom. ination of Judge Pope. Arizona op- ponents Of Judge Sloan are hoping that the senate will defer action on the nomination until Senators Ashurst and Smith take their seats. It is the belief Of some that all that is neces- sary to block Sloan's nomination will be an objection on the part of Ari- zonas senators. but the Review has it indirectly from a high authority that such is not the case. This kind Of courtesy" applies only when the objecting senators are Of tine admins tration party.
 While Sloan's appointment may be delayed until the charges that have been filed by Morrison tRobt) and Wright have been given perfume tory investigation, it is known as positive fact that President Taft will nominate Sioan. An interesting re- port in this connection coming from source that would give it prestige were the Review privileged 10 give it. is that John s. Williams. former district attorney and defeated candi- daIe for congress. will be nominated if the senate turns down Sloans ap- pointment.
 The confirmation Of Judge Pope's appointment however. has chilled the confidence of Sloan's opponents and notwithstanding that they have letters from several democratic senators promising to delay the confirmation Intil the arrival of the Arizona sen ators. it is now accepted by some of these opponents that Sloan will be confirmed. The fight on him will make him careful though" said one.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-28
CANANEA FEELS NJ
 BLASTS FROM STORM
Big Copper. Camp Sends Denial of RumorS
 of Trouble
(Joseph l. Cohn)

CANANEA, Sonora, Mexico. Feb. 26 That Cananea is to be soon attack ed by bandit of reyolutionist forces. is really news of interest to Cananeans. who would not have had the least inkling of what's coming. had it not been for the kind agencies of the bord- CT press, especially from Fl Paso. Here everything is really quiet and there is no fear Of any revolution or uprising by the people, as far a>, ln- dications can he recognized. Only yesterday a peaceful demonstration was made here for Madero by hund- reds of Mexican citizens. headed by the municipal band and paraded to the plaza, where speeches were made denouncing those who opposed good government and the Madero regime.
 The news of Espinosa Whoever he may bel having designs on Cananea on account of the loot he could Sc cure here, is also news of interest to Cananeans. This Espinosa must be a creature recently born of the fertile brain of some war correspondent. He is not known here, and neither is his band known to exist. At present, as far as can be learned. there are none but one band in operation in northern Sonora, or the entire state. for that matter, and that is headed by three men, formerly Of Cananea, Adol- fo Duhagen, Angel Coronado and Jose Gonzales. followed by the l5 or l6 men who accompanied them out of Cananea two weeks ago the coming Wednesday.
 The publishing of foolish stories has caused an unlimited amount Of work on the part of relatives of Can aneans who live in the states and many telegrams ana letters are being received here by many of the Ameri- cans here expressing anxiety regard ing their safety.
 These stories should not be given credence, nor should relatives of Can aneans fear for their relatives and friends here. who are not in any dan ger whatever.
 The feeling between the two races has never been bettes than at the present time.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-28
OLD,TIME REMEDY
 DARKENS THE HAIR
Gives Color, Lustre to Faded and Gray Hair-Dandruff
 Quickly Removed

For generations Sage and Sulphur have been used for hair and scalp troubles. Almost everyone knows the value of such a combination for keep ing the hair a good even color, for curing dandruff, itching scalp and falling hair, and for promoting the growth of the hair. Years ago the only way to get a Hair Tonic of this kind was to make it in the home, which was troublesome and not al ways satisfactory. Nowadays, almost any up to date druggist can supply his patrons with a ready-to-use pro- duct. skillfully prepared in perfectly equipped laboratories.
 An ideal preparation of this sort is Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. in which Sage and Sulphur are combined with other valuable remedies for scalp troubles and min. weak hair that is loSiLg it's color CT coming cut. After using this rcmc iy for q few tays yod will notice the color gradually coming back v"nr scalp vii. feel better. the dan1ruif will soon be gone, ard in less :han a months time there will be won de.tul difference in your haiT.
 Ohn't neglect your hair If it is fall of dGudrufT, losing it's color or coming out Get q fifty ceIt bottle of Wy eth's Sage and Sulphur from your druggist. and see what a feY day $ irel'ment will do for you Al drug gists sell it, under guarantee that the money will be refunded if the remedy is net exactly as represent q.
 I9O
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-28
BILL WOULD MAKE
 D|VORCES EASIER

It is reported in local political cir cles that a bill will be introduced in
 the first legislature to make five months a sufficient period of residence m the state to sue for a divofee. Ac- cording to this report, the purpose of this will be to break into Reno's cap italiEed and commercialized domestic infelicity, for the benefit of PhoeniE
 While hotel business in the capital is good. there are still some vacant rooms and the proprietors are far too western to ask the family connection or lack of family connection of those who are tied with the yoke. Whether this story grows out of the theory that all things are possible in the first legislature, is not kn0Nn; it is probable that it is but tse possibility that it is not sufficient to prepare the legislators from the southern part of the state to defeat any such bill.
 There Is something about the name Reno that makes 1t go well with div. orce and Phoenix will have 10 buck a strong competitor if they enter the lists for the trade of the divorcons. after competitors in a trade world Phoenix might use the scissors in her name and deceive some of the less sophisticated. Nix means not or no in American so Phoenix might write it ~Phoenot," ''Pheno" or "Feno." Feno sounds a good deal
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-28
INSURANCE AGENTS
 TAX ORDINANCE IS
 NOW IN OPERATION
Marshal Prepares List But Does Not Make Effort
 10 Collect
TESTS ARE EXPECTED

The ordinance levying a tax on agents Of fire. life. accident, plate glass and fidelity insurance became effective yesterday, it having been published on eight consecutive days. City Marshal Bassett Watkins made no effort 10 collect any tax money under this ordinance yesterday but he was busy obtaining a list of the in- surance agents ana the number and kind oi insurance companies repre- sented by each.
 Some of the agents have indicated 10 The marshal their willingness 10 pay the license but it is understood that others will make a fight on the consttutlonality of the ordinance Bruce Perley was one of those whom report said would refuse to pay the license and test the cOnstitutionality of the ordinance.
 Tt is reported that you will fight the ordinance taxing insurance agents" was suggested to NIT. Perley.
 ''ls that so?" he inquired non-com. mittally. Asked if he had anything 10 say regarding the report. he said: No, not yet; l am not ready D make statement may in a day or two"
 Gus Haigler. an insurance and real estate agent was asked if there would be any fight on the ordinance
 There has beer some talk of it today he answered. but nothing def mite has been done so far that know Of He said that what fight was made. if any was made. would probably be made by the insurance companies themselves and not their agents. He said that the Warren District Real Estate association. re- gently formed. would take no action in the matter as an organization. Though the name of the association implies that only real estate men be long 10 fl. the majority of it's mem bers are also insurance agents.
 Tom Hughes. Of the Arizona Insur- ance agency, which represents prob ably the largest number of compan- ies of any agency in the southern part of the state. was out of the city yesterday and could not be seen. If a fight is mado it will probably be precipitated when the marshal goes after the tax.