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Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-09
LITTLE TOT STAR
ACTOR At TRIAL
Four-year-old Boy Gave His
Testimony in Judge
Highs Court

Little Jesus Areves, nicknamed
'Chus,' was the star actor in the
trial Of the case Of the state against
Emilio Kosterlitzky, charged with as
saulting Francisco Areves, his step
father, in Judge Highs court yester-
day morning.
The little four year old boy was
the rock on whom the tides of prose
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-09
Band Concerts Beqin

The Calumet and Arizona band
viii give concerts at the Vista park
pavilion on every first and third Sun
day of each month, and the Copper
Queen band will play on the evenings
Of every second and fourth Sunday.
The concert last Sunday was large.
ly attended, and furnished public
whence of the remarkable improve
ment made by the c. and "A. band
ince the summer concerts OF a year
ago. The band is now a finished or.
chestra.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-09
Deaths Exceed Births.

The deaths in the city during the
month of April exceeded the births,
for the first time liz many months.
The number of deaths. as shown by
the monthly report OF DR.. c. II. Hunt,
city health officer, was 10, five fe.
males and fourteen males: and the
number OF births was nine, five fc7
males and four males No one died
OF a contagious disease, however. and
accidents increased the usual proper
ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-09

places in the subway the rains have
ground through the cement bed, and
these places had been reinforced with
iron. The street and sewer commit
tees Of the city council will make
trip through the underground sewer
this week to see if any repairs TO
the bottom are needed.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-09
Bowling Cup Arrives

The perpetual trophy won by the
Bisbee ''Y' bowling team from the
Douglas Y. NJ. c. A. by winning two
games out of a series Of three, ar
rived in the city yesterday, and was
placed in the trophy cabinet at the
association building. II will be re-
tanned by the Bisbee association I'M
til Douglas wins it in an annual
bowling tournament
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-09

securing a specified number of year
~ subscribers in q given time is hav-
ing its effect. and the contestants
and their friends are hustling to get
the extra votes. Probably a more in
tresting contest never was put on in
this section OF the country. The
prizes are large, and the contestants
have entered into the spirit of the
thing
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-09
ARE HEADING
OFF Mr.. BRYAN
Democrat Leaders in Wash
ingtOn Believe He Is
After National
Nomination
HIS FRIENDS ARE BUSY

WASHINGTON. MAY S.-William ].
Bryan's boom fer the presidency is no
longer considered a JOKE by those Who
are aware OF what has been going on
beneath the surface OF democratic
party politics lately. That he NeEras-
kan's close friends II gard him as a
strong probability has been known
for some time, but the seriousness OF
the situation did not occur TO the
managers of Gov. Wilson, Speaker
Clark, Gov Harmon and Representa-
tive Underwood until AR Bryan's re-
cent tour Of the east. Tnen il became
apparent thai Mr.. Rryan was not ad-
vOeating the nomination OF Wilson or
Clark as much as he was feeling ont
his own strength.
knowledge OF W.: Bryan's plans
stirred 10 quick action the members
OF the democratic national committee
Who are opposed 10 him. Ten Of them
met in secre; conference, the result
OF which was a PROPOSAL by John T.
McGraw, national committeeman from
West Virginia, that Senator O'Gor-
man, of New York. a Wilson man, -
named temporary chairman OF the
convention, This was 10 block a move
on the part OF Mr. Bryan to have the
sub committee of the committee on
arrangements make him temporary
chairman. AS such, according TO in
formation given to these ten national
committeeman, Mr.. Bryan intended
TO make another Gross OF Gold
speech and stampede the convention
as he did in 1896.
Roosevelt. Why Not Bryan?
The question of Senator O'Gorman' 5
appointment as temporary chairman
was not settled at this meeting. the
members agreeing ia let the matter
go over until a subsequent meeting
OF the whole national committee,
when it win be thoroughly threshed
out. This information comes from au.
thoritative sources, and its accuracy
may easily be judged by recent ser
les of moves to bring Mr.. Bryan's can
didacy prominently before the people.
FeeIers have been put out in various
directions. the most recent one being
in the form of an open letter from
Edgar zee Masters, a Chicago lawyer
and a personal friend OF Mr.. Bryan.
The caption reads: III Roosevelt, why
not Bryan" One of the most signifi.
cant paragraphs is:
There is no question that Mr.
Bryan will accept the nomination II
the democrats of the country want
MIN to do so"
Mr.. Masters does not say how he
knows this. but he makes II plain that
his information is not merely the re
suit of q personal desire Tor Mr.
BRYAN as the standard bearer. His
letter. in fact, followed conference
with Bryan at the University club IN
Chicago on the occasion of Bryan's re
cent visit there. Masters used TO Ot
connected with the law office OF Ciar
ence barrow, who defended the Me
Namara brothers, the dynamiters, and
he has done political work for William
r Hearst.
Efforts TO pass q parcels POST law al
this session of congress have practi
caIly ceased. 1t is ROW probable thai
q commission will be appointed 10 IN
ves:iGGte every phase OF the PROPOSE
ton and report to congress just before
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-09
Bio Collections for April

The collections made by City Mar.
shall Bassett Watkins for the month
of April amounted to s1O,640.27. Sew
eral Of the largest items OF the re.
port were $500 for saloon licenses;
SITS general licenses; $3,519 street
taxes; s1.73O.61 J. II. Jack subway as
sessment collected by suit in the SUI
perior court. S5r9 delinquent taxes Of
1910 and 1911.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-09
MISS HENDERSON IS IN LEAD
IN REVIEWS GREAT CONTEST
Has Credited to Her 149O0 Points and Is Coming Right
Along with Others in Adding Large Numbers Daily
to the Totals

Miss Mamie Henderson leads in
The Reviews $1,000 contest this
morning. having TO her credit ia. 800
points. The other contestants are
close 10 her, and they are all work
ing hard, as the total number Of
points credited to them shows.
The special offer whereby contest
ants may increase their totals by
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-09
Registration is Slow

The number of voters registered for
the city election on May q was 1870
yesterday afternoon. Only eight more
days remain in which voters can reg
lister, as the books close on May II.
Only 100 have registered since April
%. the day preceding the city pri
mary.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-09
Funeral Of John Maak

The funeral of John Maak, who
was killed accidentally at the Holbrook
shaft by being electrocuted, was
held yesterday afternoon at four
o'clock from the Palace chapel Oh
Main street. The Copper Queen
band played during the funeral serv.
ice. Interment was in Evergreen
cemetery. Max was a member OF
the miners union, and a number o:
the members o. the Bisbee local at
tended the funeral
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-09
Soldier Of Fortune in Bad

Antonio Tonan. the Spanish soldier
of fortune, is in bad again. He was
arrested at Lowell for assaulting
Mexican, and was fned $50 in the
Lowell justice court yesterday after
noon. The last previous public APP
pearance of Tonan was when he was
arrested here at the instance Of Ma.
derIsta officers of Aqua Prieta on the
charge o stealing army horses, Of
which charge he CAME clear Tonan
was once a soldier Ia the army OF
King Alfonso OF Spain, later serving
as Cuban revoltoso, then as a sol
der in the American army Of occu.
patton.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-09
Powell With Gas Co.

Jimmie Powell, formerly manager
of the old gas company, has taken q
position with the Bisbee improve
ment company as solicitor II the gas
department
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-09
Will Go TO Phoenix

Deputy Sheriff Jack Bolin will go
to Phoenix Saturday and take three
insane persons to the state insane
asylum in that city. These persons
have been examined by the county
sanity board, and found to be men
tally unsound.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-09
Moves DRUG Stock

The Bisbee Drug company has with
drawn from Lowell, the stock of the
Lowell branch having been brought
to Bisbee. This leaves the middle
town with one drug store. The 10.
well place will be occupied by Mark
p John, jeweler.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-09
Returns from Pasteur Institute

The young son of Tom Hargis, who
was taken to FL Paso for preventive
treatment for rabies at the Pasteur
institute in that city, has returned
to Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-09

the riot, will be tried today in Judge
Highs court
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-09

less spirit of her father, Col Emilio
Kosterlitzky, and this won for her
the silent admiration and the sympa
thy of all who were in the court room.
She was recently welded to John
Zamborelon, a well known young
Greek of the city.
1t was a trying moment for little
"Chus." when affection and authori-
ty, personified in Mrs. Zamborelon
and Francisco Areyes, struggled over
him, and he soberly referred the
question of his personal safety to a
Higher Authority, which decided the
matter just as he wanted il de-
cided that he shall remain with Mrs.
Zamborelon.
The pathos of the situation was
appealing, and there was hardly dry
eye in the court room, and the eyes
of the law were wetter than dry.
The manly bearing of young Kos
terlitzky during the trial won friends
for him, and after he had been taken
to Jail to serve out his sentence OF
twenty days, unknown friends ap-
pealed to the court to suspend the
sentence. and the court yielded.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-09

To Inspect subway
The underground subway back OF
the post office building is being
cleaned out so that the cement bot
tom may be tested. At several
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-09

W. G. Mcbride, of the Great West.
ern Mining company at CORTLAND,
vas in the city yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-09

E. r. Felix. of Cananea, was regis
tered at the Copper Queen hotel yes
terday.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-09

Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Young. OF Ham
burg. are registered at the Copper
Queen hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-09

Gus Hickey, chairman o. the board
Of supervisors, is i'll, being threatened
with pneumonia
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-30
READY TO
FACE HIS
ACCUSERS
Clarence DarrOW, Indicted
for Bribery, is Conf
dent Of VindiCatiOn

Los Angeles, Calf, Jan. 80. Il
don't know what evidence was pre-
sented to the grand jury but 1 10
know that no act Of mine can be
connected even remotely with any
thing criminal am READY to face
the accusation before any just tribun-
al My record is clear and shall Do.
fend my honor with every means a.
my command. | am confident Of vim
dieation,"
This statement was made BY CIar
cnce barrow today III commenting Oh
the bribery indictments returned
against him yesterday in connectloa
with the Mcnamara jury case
Darrow was Indicted Monday for
bribery and corruption Of jurors 81
the county grand jury, which for four
weeks has been investigating allega-
tions Of corruption in connection with
the trial jury In the Mcnamara dyna-
mite case. Two indictments were re-
turned, containing four counts.
Two Of The counts charged Darrow
with the bribery and attempted cor
ruption Of Robert Balm. the first juror
sworn to try James B. Mcnamara.
confessed dynamiter and murderer.
now serving a life term in San Quea-
tin prison. The remaining counts al
lege the bribery and corruption of
George n. Lockwood. a venireman
summoned in the Mcnamara case.
Bert Franklin, detective who Il
alleged actually To have passed The
bribe money to Balm and Lockwood.
is accused Of the same offensea in iia-
formations framed some time ago IL
the superior court The maximum pen-
atty that could be imposed on Darrow
for conviction on all counts is thirty
years Imprisonment and fines nggre
eating $4,000. He IS under Sz0.100
bail. but Monday night the former
chief defender Of the AIcNamaras said
he was glad the suspense was over
and that he would face his arraign-
ment with equanimity born Of his In
nocence
Darrow had several days notice 81
the impending accusations and on Sat
urday he retained Earl Rogers, an az
torney, who directed the first work Of
unearthing evidence against the Times
building dynamiters ana who later,
as special prosecutor, had charge
Of the grand jury investigation which
resulted in the filing Of the first d.
Mantle indictments.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-30
Knights Gallant Hosts
"SOme" Speeches Made

Several applications for member
ship we're received last night at the
regular meeting ol The Pytlhan lodge
After the business session an opCn
meeting was held during which the
pylhian Sisters were the gues'1 "
honor The knights PLAYED fhe pag-
Of hosts gailanily. Luncheon was SER
,ed.
n. Blair C. ". Caliwell. + NJ.
Eyals and C. C. Goetling. the walters
were the principal speakers during
the after dinner hour Mf. Guetting
spoke or the subject Cooking
and washing Dishes Away from
Home. Mr. Evans on How
Mould Feel as Millionaire
Mr. Blair spoke on How WIZ Act
as President Of The uuited States
and som Goldsmith wound ~ N mer-
ment by a toast en "uy Espereoee
lri - Aslomobl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-30
RECITAL AT
IHECOLLECE

Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock,
the beginners in the department Of
vocal and instrumental music aBd
Instrumental music and the depart
ment Of expression in the Girls col.
lege will render program in the
college auditorium All who are in.
csrested In the progress that is being
made by The young women in the in
stitution are invited to be present
and to hear the recital
All Of the young women who will
appear on the program are beginners
ia the departments of work they viii
represent Pupils OF Miss Murray
Miss Brownlow and Miss McClindc
will assist with the program.
A cordial invitation q extended the
public to attend the recital
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-30
IS BOOSTER
. ]. OF WILSON

Bob Wallace, city attorney Of PauIs
Valley, and an ex-member Of the state
legislature, was in the city today for
the purpose Of mixlag a little medicine
for the Hon. Woodrow Wilson, the
New Jersey governor who is in the
race for the democratic nomination
for president.
4 find growing sentiment for
Gov Wilson here said Mr. Wallace
Many ot tie Clark supporters are
for Wilson as their second choice.
In the opinion Of Mr.. Wallace the
publication Of tho Joline letter by
Wall street interests and the Waiter.
son-Haryey affair have served to
strengthen the cause Of the New Jer-
sey statesman. "The fact that these
interests are hammering the Wilson
candidacy shows clearly that his at
titude on the issues before tie people
doesn't suit them"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-30
ON TAX PAYERS TO
WAKE UP and Be THERE

ment Of as much service to the entire
city as It is to the ones vitality con
cerned In the payments
"That the levying Of o w perce..
tax in addition to all other expenses,
for the benefit Of the engineers of
flee. regardless o' the fact that each
individual in the paving and grading
district il paying In his general tax.
es his prorata part for the benefit Of
this department, is uniusJlflable and
an imposition
AS before stated the Tax Payers
League has no intention Of making
any unnecessary charges or making
any unreasonable claims, but they are
acting solely on the principle Of self
preservation, and they insist thai
when taxes, penalties, contingencies
etc, assume the magnitude Of actual
confiscatlon OF property that it Is time
for those who have property which is
located in the paving district to bind
| themselves together for the purpose
OF obtaining relief
There win be meeting of the
Tax PAYERS League at the city hall
Tuesday night, the SOth and it is your
duty as a citizen and tax payer to
be present
by way of explanation. the ex.
pense Of the improvements Of the dis
trict involved in this case will run
about seoo0 900. aud the addition Of /
percent means an additionl expense
to the tax payer Of approximately Se,-
o00 per annum or 100000 figuring the
full 10 years.
Remember the date, Tuesday, Jan
uary the s0th, at the city hall"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-30
Property Owners on
ChiCkaSha Avenue
Paying for Paving

Mayor B Burton who -, been
official collector for the pa, ,eassnl as
sessmeats on the old contract on
Chlckasha avenue reported lhis morn
ing that he has collected all but $500
of the outstanding Indebtedness and
that tho most Of this amount Is due
from out OF town residents who have
been notified and are expected 10 re.
spond within The next few days
Arrangements have been made to
take care Of the bonds There are A
few interest coupons out Mr. Bur.
ton says that he has entered the
work to stay and will not give up IN.
IN al. Of the old contract Indebtedness
Is wiped Off the city books, When
he began his work there was 1926
outstanding.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-30
RUMORED
SHAKE-UP
OF HEADS
Gossip Has il That Tins
man Has Resigned
Other Changes

FolIowing tho official announce.
ment Of the resignation OF supt Hal.
lock and other changes on the Rock
Island, rumors Of a shake-up among
high up officials are curreht and II is
predicted that other important an
nouncements are due
Il Is said that ". 5. Tinsman. gen
eral manager at Chicago has resign
ed and W. NJ. Whittenton. formerly
manager OF the southwestern lines at
Fort Worth, has beel appointed as
his successor. Further rumor has it
thai c. w Jones. general superin-
tendent IN Iowa, succeeds whittenton.
When +. o. Melcher, vice president
was killed 10 the wreck a short time
ago it was predicted that Mr.. Tins
man. who was in line TO succeed him,
would be given the place. but accord.
ing to report, another man was desig-
mated.
No confirmation of the rumored
changes Is obtainable but il is be.
lieyed lhat the reports rest on sub.
stantial basis
The resignation OF Supt Hallock Of
the Oklahoma division has been the
cams. al much snapnialion "a we'll as
deep regret among the mes under him
As far as known AIr Hallock has not
given ont any public statement as to
his reasons for leaving the service
Or his plans Tor the future. Mr. Hal.
lock has risen from the ranks 10 a
high position in railway service and
he is popular among all classes OF
men on the division Of which he has
had charge
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-30

Preliminary TO the meeting at the
city hail this evening, The Tax Payers
League issued the following state
ment concerning the nature and pur-
pose Of the organization
THE Tax Payers League is an Or
ganizatlon composed Of Chickasha
people. an organization where politics,
cleeds and factions have no standing,
but the body is composed Of represen-
lative citizens Of the city whose only
aim is to try to adjust the present
conditions, and If possible relieve the
property holders Of an unjust taxa
ton. The policy Of the organization
Is not the reputation OF just claims,
but the fair investigation Of The valid.
ity Of claims which are charged
against their homes and proper
ty, by the submitting Of such claims
as are deemed to be an unjust burden
on the people, to the highest court OF
the land to be tried out strictly on It's
elements OF Justice
~The Tax Payers League has no
intention or desire to injure the cret.
il OF reputation Of the city nor Of any
individual but rather to preserve the
sacred rights Of our citizenship.
Some OF the contentious OF the
league are as follows
"Tbat the signing OF a petition by
the property owners giving the city
officials the right to enter into a con-
tract for the paving Of streets abut-
ting their property. did not carry with
it nor imply the power to impose un-
necessary expenses and unreasonable
penalties against their property
THAT the charging OF the cost Of
, paving street intersections to the ad-
jacent property owners. was unjust
especially when The council had the
option Of paying for this street i'm
provemeat from the street fund.
THAT the imposing Of a one percent
Indemnity tax and an s percent pen
atty in addition to the 4 percent pen
atty which goes to the bond holders iu
case Of non-payment Of the assess
ments If thoy are not paid when due
is an Injustice to the people VINO are
having 10 foot the bill when we re
ealize the pavement IS ain improve
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-30
MISSION
WORKERS
TO RALLY

The an day missionary rally TO be
held tomorrow at the Christian church
promises 10 bc one 81 tho interesting
meetings Of the year The first ser.
vice will begin at TO o'clock. The
afternoon service will open at 2:3O
O'Clock and The evening service will
begin at 1880 O'Clock.
DR.. Shelton OF Tibet. Dr. Jaggard Of
the Congo Free State and President
Mclean Of the missionary board viii
Dc the principal speaiters at the meet
ing. Maps, charts. eirios and litcra-
tuFc will bc the entertainment Every.
body IS invited to attend
A number Of the local churches
have dismissed the mid-week prayer
service abd vim attend che missionary
rally Al thc Christian church instead.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-30

''PLANTED"
IS ALLEGED
Telegram BY United Press

Telegram by United Press
Lawrence, Mass. Jan 30. John
Breen. school commissioner and son
Of a former mayor, plead not guilty
today 70 having planted" dynamite.
Strike leaders allege that Breen
planted" It to discredit their cause
and then told the police whore to dis
cover It.
Governor Foss today responded to
the demand Of employers for addi-
tional troops to "overawe the strik
ers." Twenty one companies Of in-
fantry and two troops Of cavalry are
on the ground today
The police force has blen increased
and two Thousand detectives are on
duty, The troops ara provided with
ball cartridges and ordered TO prevent
rloting at any cost.
A thousand strikers are now with
out food and fuel, despite the efforts
to care for them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-30
Fail TO Find Man
Accused Of Larceny

Rather than face the charge of pet
ty larceny, f. /. Bryant charged with
the stealing Of g6 hens from the coops
Of A. D. Hensley in Pocasset. has
skipped the country, it is reported
OFFICERS have been endeayoring to
serve papers for his arrest since the
complaint was filed here ten days ago,
but all in vain. Luther Thomas went
to Pocasset today but Bryant has
gone. He had not been seen in that
part Of the country since Saturday
The law provides a fine OF aot less
than $40 nor more than sl00 with a
sentence Of not less than five days
or more t5an 30 days as penalty in
petty larceny cases
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-30
Their Eyes Fixed
on the Right Town

A representative Of large plow
manufacturing concern will bc here
the last OF the week to personally IN
spect the city as possible location
for a branch plant and factory
Inquiries from men who want 70 in
vest in farm land in Grady county are
many One was received today from
a man who says tht he wants to deal
direct with the owner He hints
that real estate dealers are grafters.
Mr. Evans viii answer his letter tell.
ing him that the real estate dealers
OF chlckasha are honest, upright men.
Anyone Wishing the mans address
can have It by calling oe the secre-
sary.