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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-01
FEDERALS ARE AFTER
ESCOBOzA'S BANDITS
Three DetachmentS ChaSir z
Him But Are Unable
TO Corner Robber

CANANEA, Son, Mex, April 3D.
Three different attachments of fed
erals are at present after EscoboZa
and his band of outlaws, in this dis
trict Last week he was driven to
the west. where he struck camp al
Cerro Prieta. Later rurales drove
them out Of the range OF hills, and
captured two or three of his men.
eleven horses and a quantity Of guns
and ammunition and two kegs of pow
der Later he was seen in the VI
entity of Bacanuchi, where the Ariz-
pe-Cananea mail stage was held up,
and at present is again being driven
back to the west.
Ii is reported that a number OF
the officials at Arizpe are related TO
EscoboZa, and that when he attempt
ed to visit that town recently. the
president refused 70 permit the citi-
Zens TO 90 out from the town and
give him battle. there being at least
1875 rifles in the town at the time.
and Escoboza's band only numbered
about twentysix.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-01
TEMPERATURE HERE
IS MOST EQuABlE
Variation Less During the
Winter Than Other
Arizona Points

Though spring has come and the
long. warm, bright GAYS of the sum
mer are at hand. a glance in retro
spect over the winter weather of.Bis-
bee ana other points in Arizona fur
nishes interesting food for thought
and comparison and the opportunity
for this is given by the climatologicai
report there is less variation of tenn
perature shown in Bisbee than the
others. Other sections had warmer
weather and otners had colder Tho
mean maximum temperature here was
5T.S degrees and tue mean minimum
@37 giving an average daily yaria-
ton OF "a degrees. In comparison with
this Phoenix shows nearly fifteen de-
degrees more o. heat only seven
degrees less of cold. the figures al
the capital being 7s degrees and 400
degrees A. Tucson the variation was
still e., alter, The maximum being 70.7,
nearly IL degrees higher than Risbeo,
while the minimum was | degree low
er thus making an average daily vari-
alton OIL IS degrees.
Flagstaff shows tho lowest temper
atures. eight degrees below Bisbee in
maximum and with a minimum OF
1855. Prescott's maximum was ? OF
degree higher thar Bisbees while
The minimum in the mile high city"
was 1876 degrees, Ia lower than in
this city. Parker showed the greatest
variation. nearly As degrees. Yuma
did not live NJ TO the reputation which
the world tries to thrust upon that
/ city, IT'S maximum being 76.S, degree
| lower than Parker. while the miai'
mum was 1873.
/ This comparison readily shows that
1 Warren district has the more equabie
! climate in Arizona. despite the facl
/ that it IS located up in the mount
aims as the various health resorts
/ say of the mining section.
/ There was little precipitation gen
| orally in the month. Bisbee being ten
hundredth of an inch lower that the
/ highest, with 20 inches
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-01
MESSAGE TELLS OF
HIS MOTHERS DEATH
Judge Suffer Receives Sad
News That Was Un-
expected

TOMBSTONE, April 3O.-Judse
Fred Suffer, OF the superior court,
received a telegram telling of the
death OF ais mother at Sheldon, Ne.
Oraska, at the age OF II years She
had been al tor only several weeks
aud despite her advanced years had
excellent death up 20 the time OF her
last Illness.
Oscar Furth aud r. ID. Perry, who
were indicted by the grand jury on
the charge of burglary, entered pleas
OF guilty today IN tie superior court
and were sentenced to Imprisonment
IN the state penitentiary for period
OF one year each. They we're charged
with breaking into the American Sag
inaw warehouse in Lowell.
davenport .and forester- the two
soldiersiof sihe 'FoufthtU,. s. cavalry
VINO were indicted by the grand jury
on the charge of highway robbery
entered pleas Of guilty TO the chars
Of grand larceny today aud they WI
I be sentenced Wednesday morning d
I $ o'clock. They are the two soldiers
who assaulted and robbed Douglas
Mexican auto driver and robbed hin
! while enroute 70 Bisbee wtth ID
soldiers
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-01
McVAY BROTHERS TRIAL

PINE BLUFF. Ark, April 3O-The
case of Ed and Cullen McVay,
charged with first degree murder IN
connection with the death of j. w.
Etheridge. was called in the Jeffer-
son county circuit court today for
trial. The case mas attracted wide at
tention Etheridge was shot down in
court while he was being tried for
the assassination two years ago of Al
bert McVay. John. Ed and Cullen Nc
Way. brothers OF Albert McNay, were
arrested after the shooting OF Ether
idge and charged with murder in the
| first degree as was Perry Walker, who
is said to have been with the McVays
shortly before the shooting. Walker
was later released John McNay was
tried last February aud convicted and
( sentenced TO death, An appeal has
served TO stay the sentence.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-01
BURN TWO BRIDGES
ON AACOzARI ROAD
Believed That Escoboza'S
Band of Bandits Is
RESPONSIBLE

DOUGLAS, April 36.-The burning
OF two bridges on the Nacozari rail-
road, between Nacozari and Caiabazos
about fifteen miles north OF the for
mer town, is credited by many to
Ysidro Escoboza and his defeated
band Of red gaggers, who are thought
to have stopped long enough 20 set
FIRE to the two structures, as they
lied toward the chihuahua line. The
bridges we're cribbed UP after hard
work, the train arriving here more
than six hours late q
SEscoboza' and his men were snE-
prised shy force OF Sfeaerals in the
SiefTas' Azules range, north OF Naco-
zari. The tight was a short one, the
red faggers fleeing after the firs:
volley and leaving four dead on the
field. They headed cast and are be
lIieved to be making for the Chihua
hua line.
No further details were obtain
able from passengers Of the DELAYED
train.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-01
MEX|CANS VIOLATED
NEUTRALITY LAW?
First Case of Its Kind Be-
for Commission at
Douglas

The result of the hearing today
before Judge Sames in the case
wherein Francisco Samson and Jesus
Moreno, charged with conspiracy TO
export arms and ammunition to Mex
leo from the United States, was
that the defendants were held for
the United States grand jury.
The hearing of the case of the
government against Jesus Moreno
Francisco Samson, charged with
smuggling and also with a conspiracy
o export munitions of war to Mex
co, contrary TO a joint resolution and
proclamation by the president was
heard before United States Commits.
sioner Sames today,
The Mexlcans were arrested by the
custom officials and had in their
possession a revolver and number
Of cartridges in addition to a large
amount of dry goods and other mer-
chandise.
United States Attorney Joseph Nor
rison is the prosecuting attorney and
David Benshimol is defending the
Mexicans
| l.. Z. Gould. mounted custom inspec
/ tor was the first witness called who
explained how he followed them and
where they were arrested G. b
/ Mason, the custom collector in charge
/ then followed and considerable dis
cussion followed regarding the ad
I mission OF papers said 20 be the
! signed statements of the Mexicans
At two o'clock Mr. Mason was still
/ on the stand and it is doubted if the
. hearing will be completed today az
there are a large number Of witness
IS to be examined.
/ The case of smuggling agains
them will be taken upon compile
tion of the hearing on the othe
charges.
The MeXicans are well known her,
and reside at FL Tigre and visitet
this city regularly about once
month on shopping trips.-Douglas In
I ternational
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-01

lay in one position for awhile, | had
difficulty in arisipg.t The kidney Sc.
ereuons We're uifnaiural ,uj caused
me annoyance Doan's Kidney pills
brought proHpt relief and during the
past yearI hsAse had practically no 70.
currence OF kidney trouble"
For sale by all dealers. Price :,
cents. Foster-Millarn Co. BuIalo,
New York, sole agents for the Iinitea
States.
,sF ke% ne name-Doau's-and
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-01
BIG FEATURE PICTURES
At THE ROYAL THEATRE

The Slip" one OF the new pic
lures to be used at the Royal com
mencing Tuesday afternoon is one
that will give the public chance to
see the operations Get Rich Quick
Wallingford used.
This picture is highly praised by
he critics and goes to show the ef-
ficiency OF Uncle Sam detectives H.
the post Office department
The picture shows three sharp
swiudlers and how far they will so
10 rob the public, hut in the end are
captured by the United States Of
ficers.
The Wailingford affair is still ripe
Z 10 the minds OF the people and this
/ picture is modelled after that swindIs
( The Coin of Fate is another fea-
ture OF gratitude ard pictures th5
/ life of hardship of young girl, in
which she uses a coin given her by
man, whose intentions we're the
1 best but gets the young girl into trou-
( HE through trying tG purchase medi-
I cine for sick mother, but after the
affair being explained by the man
/ who is wealthy she is eXonerated
and given a gooC home by the family
1 of the benefactor
The Belle OF New Orleans" is a
/ French picture and shows to what
extent some of the royal noblemen
Twill 90 to gain the hands of wealthy
/ girl. Gambling, duelng ana trickeIy
/ of all kinds IS used and ends with
the rs ial runaway match.
Bunny and the Twins" needs but
| little introduction to the public as
all the pictures that have shown
| Bunny have been laughable and this
lone IS one Of the funniest that has
been released The story is of two
old maids and both want TO marry
I Bunny, but through his usual strategy
he escapes from 10th aud seems to
be we'll satisfied to get out with his
life. Both the lady characters used
in this picture are well known dc-
tresses.
The ROYAL TheatCr wishes to sta,
that through the efforts of its man.
ager that all pictures exhibited from
this date on are pictures sent direc'
from the film company Immediately
after release, and nothing but the
best will be given 20 the good patron
.age which the Royal now enjoys.
The new songs TO be used by Harry
Freeman are of the latest from tn:
publishers. One is the song that Ray
mond Hitchcock uses in the Yankee
tourist, so What's the Use?' Thi.
song is considered one OF the hes
put out IS the Snyder Pub. Co.
The other song is Tho German soni
used by Mabel Hite. That Beautiful
Waltz and is a nea waltz song.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-01

Here is a very original and sur
prising model from Iaferriere's IN
Paris. The bodice consists of a
kimono in coarse blue linen, with
black and orange colored fruit and
green leaves. The border of the skirt
is of similar stuff. while the remain
der of the dress is OF fine white linen
embroidered laRG festooned in big
rounded scallops. The contrast Is
curious and entirely novel; the half
length jacket is in coarse linen TO
match, a regular Japanese kimono
without sleeSe s and very wide arm
holes. il opens at the back in two
FONTS. bordered with black, showing
the white linen beneath.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-01
BETWEEN WILSON
AND UNDERWOOD

ATLANTA, Ga, April CALIFORNIAN
preference for the democratic presi-
Dental nomination will be expressed
by the voters tomorrow at state
wide primary TO be held solely for
that purpose. Later in the month
the state convention will meet here
TO ratity the choice. The contest is
between Woodrow Wilson and Oscar
W. Underwood, with the odds appar-
emily favoring the New Jersey gov
ernor. Fractional lines have been
drawn in the contest. Wilson Is gen
orally supported by the friends OF
Senator Hoke Smith, while Under
wood is favored by the anti-Smith
faction. OF which Governor Joseph =
Brown and Clark Howell are the lead
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-01
BANDITS HELLO Up
STAGE, TOOK HORSES
Is Believed to Be Work OF
Band of EscoboZa Who
Was Not Killed
Try Joseph /. Cohn)

CANANEA, Son. Mex, April 30
People coming up from Arizpe report
that bandits held up the mail stage
near Bacanuchi on Saturday morning
and took the horses from the wagon,
the drivers gun and all articles Of
value which there was in the stage.
The crime is charged up to Escoboza' S
band. which was supposed TO be in
that neighborhood at the time.
1t seems that the report emanatin6
in Hermosillo. TO the effect that Es-
coboza was killed, was an error, he
no doubt being confused with "Tutti,
who was killed below Aconchi las
week
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-01
THEY ALL DEMAND IT.
Bisbee, Like Every City and Town
in the Union, Receives II.

~ IFTc ONION, TF-~tINts W
People with kidney ills want TO te
cured. When one suffers the tor
lures of an aching back, relief is
eagerly sought for. There are many
remedies today that relieve. but do
not cure. Doan's Kidney Pills have
cured thousands. Here is proof
Mrs. G. s. Smith, 3i3sN Maroon St,
Prescott, Ariz.. saws: "Doan's kid
ney Pills are valuable medicine and
one which 7 can recommend. had
kidney trouble and as the result suf
fered great deal from soreness IN
the small of my hack. There was
also weakness across my kidneys and
/ was bothered more severely wheI
I attempted TO stoop or lift II
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-01
WHAT TEXANS ADMIRE

is hearty. vigorous life, according 70
Hugh Tallman, OF San Antonio. we
find" he writes, that DR.. Kings New
Life Pills surely put new life and en-
ergy into a person. Wife and | De-
lieve they are the NEST made Ex-
cellent for stomach, liver or kidney
troubles. % cts at all druggists
4Jl,
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-01
Solo Tournarnent.

A solo tournament was held at the
Cananea club on Saturday evening
The prizes were awarded to J. o. Am
bier, Chas. Wright and K. l.. Hawes
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1912-11-07
HIGH SCHOOL AGRICULTURE.

/. (a) Give four rules that should be
observed in the care of the dairy COW.
CD -Four rules that should be observed
by the person who does the milking.
2. (a) Distinguish between economic
and uneconomic methods of getting a
living. (b) Give examples of each.
3 Carver says "The work of the
farmer more than that Of any other
class, calls for versatility and resource
fulness' Explain this statement.
T. Describe in detail the proper
method of selecting and caring for seed
corn over winter.
s. What work is suggested for fal
study in the state course for the thirc
division pupils?
g Tell a good method of keeping tn,
following over winter so they may b
suitable for human food in the sprins
Sweet potatoes, apples, turnips, cabbag
celery, tomatoes, sweet corn and onioT
7. (a) What are the requiremef
for boy to enter the state wheat grow.
ing contest? (b) What were the r,
quirements for entering the corn CO.,
test last spring' (c) What prizes we
offered to the winners in each count
Id What boys secured free trips 4
the Ohio State Fair from your county
(e) How were these boys selected7
8. Explain the following terms VI (
in Agriculture: Continental fee :
supplementary crops, floats. nutrit
alto. focculation in soils and psrasii S
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UNITED STATES HISTORY,
CIncluding Civil Government.) }


/. Show that you understand who
the Pilgrims and Puritans were, and
write brief description of their settle
ment in Massachusetts,.
3 Who was LaSalle? What were
his aims? What did he accomplish?
8. What was the Conway Cabal
What was the result of the Cabal?
4. What is a protective tariff? What
is tariff for revenue? Why do the
Southern people favor free trade?
5. What were the causes of the fnan-
cial panic of 1887?
6. If the electoral college should fail
to choose the President, how would the
President be chosen?
7. When and how often does Con-
gress meet? When does Congress
hold its short session.
8. Why was so much paper currency
issued during the Civil War? Upon
what did the value of the greenbacks
depend? What is meant by resumption
of specie payment?
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ARITHM ETIc.

l. What will it cost to plaster the
walls and ceiling of room SO it, 9 in.
long, q It. in. wide and 10 #. E in.
high, at q cents per So. yd., if % So. yd.
be allowed for doors and windows3
2. A jeweler sold 10 OF. 5 pvt. 8 gr.
of plated ware at the rate of $2.40 per
h. How much did he receive?
3. If men, working 8 hours a day
can reap a field of grain of 20 acres in
days, in how many days can 9 men
working 10 hours a day, reap a field
containing IS acres.
4. 25% of AS money is equal to 30%S
Of BIS money, and 400 of BIS money
equals 329o of Cs money. How much
money has each, if $50 of Cs money
is $252?
S. B collected 6O9s of a debt. Hi.
charges were $500 What was the
whole debt, if he charged 1H% fol
collecting?
6. I owe sl9l.O8, due in yr. 6 mo
l8 days. | am allowed true discount al
$40. Find the sum that will pay thc
debt now
7. A dividend at 245% was $210
What is the market value of the stocl
at a premium of 22@s.
g. How many perch of stone are con
tanned in wall 40' g. long L 10" thicl
i 6" high?
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PHYSIOLOGY.

/. What is the cause of tuberculosis
or consumption? Is it possible to cure
this disease? How?
2. How do bacteria enter the body ?
What is inoculation?
g. Describe in some detail the mech
anism of vision, How is the image
formed on the retina?
4. What is the sympathetic nervous
system? State briefly how the sympa-
thetic nervous system acts.
S. What are the causes of head
aches? What causes people to faint
What is the best treatment for hys-
terics?
6. Describe ligaments and explain
their uses. What are sutures?
7. Name and describe the chambers
or cavities of the heart. What are
capllaries?
8. What is meant by the coagulatior
of the blood? Describe the serum oi
the blood
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Brooklyn. n. Y,
y ov. 3. - 7 b e
Brooklyn Academy
Of Nj u s ic W a $
crowded to the linn
1t today to hear
p a or Russell's
discourse on the
Battle of Arma-
geddon." His text
was: He gathered
them together unto
a placed called in
the Hebrew tongue
A r IN a z e d d O H."
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GRAMM

|. Write sentences to illustrate each
Of the following conditions. An in
fnitive as a noun:
(a) subject of sentence;
(b) the attribute of finite verb;
(c) the object of verb;
(d) the object of proposition
2. Write the plurals of the following
nouns foot, Miss Atkins, handful,
son-in-law and OK
g. What is an expletive? An idiom
Illustrate each by an example
D. What is restrictive clause? A
non-restrictive clause. Write an illus
tration of each clause
S. Analyze the following sentence
He is as good as he is great"
g. Give the different classes of pro-
nouns. What is a rehcxive pronoun
IN adjective pronoun? An imper-
sonal?
Y Show that a transitive verb may
become intransitive, and the reverse
8 Write sentence in which the sub
ject is a phrase modified by a clause,
and state the Office of the clause.
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). What are the principal methods oi
teaching Reading that are used in the
schools of Ohio at this time?
4. Explain your method of teaching
the multiplication tables. (Be clear II
your explanatory
5. State briefly the privileges thai
Boxwell-Patterson graduates have !"
attending high school. (This answe'
should be defnite,)
6. Point out the facts you wo"ld
teach in the study of Ohio Geography
T. Choose Some lecture to which yoe
have listened at Institutes O. othet
teachers meetings, and reproduce some
of the most important statements tha.
appealed TO you.
6. What is Normal Training
School? Do you think that teachers
should have definite methods of teach
inc the different branches Of study
Answer in full.
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ORTHOGRAPHY.

|. What are provincialisms? Illus
trate by three examples.
2 What is the etymology of word
3. Define monosyllable, phonetic spell
ing, letter, a syllable and a word.
4. What is a primitive word A
derivative word? Write three of each
:. Write the abbrevistions for the fol
lowing words: Doctor, next month
this month, and so forth, the same, and
Doctor of Laws.
6-l0 Spell parallels, ventricle, scion
archaeology. quinsy alpaca, orthodox
cretonne, kerosene, capillary. supi emacy
sandwiches, caterpillar, pecan, mis-
shapen, abet, hominy, technique, rufiian
mayonnaise.
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MACEDDON OF
The SCRIPTURES
Startling Presentation Of Com
! ing Events.
PASTOR RUSSElL'S VIEWS.

Churches of All Denominations and the
Civil Powers of Earth Are About to
Influence Preparing For the Battle
Of Armageddon-A Reign of Anarchy
Will Be the Result of the Warfare
Until The Messiah Takes Control.
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WRITING,

Copy the following quotation as a
specimen of your penmanship)
THE isles of Greece the isles of
Greece
Where burning Sappho loved and
sung,
Where grew the arts of war and
peace,
Where Delos rose, and Phoebus
sprung
Eternal summer gilds them yet,
But all, except their sun, is set"
- BYRON.
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ERATURE.

|. Whom do you regard as the most
distinguished of the Ohio authors?
Name several others. Quote from one
of these.
g. Complete the following quotations
and give author:
(a) Truth forever on the scaffold"
(b) "And neither the angels in
heaven above"
(c) Heaven is not reached at a
single bound"
CD "He who from zone to zone
glides through the boundless air their
certain fight"
(e) Build thee more stately man
sions, o my Soul"
3. Name a humorous poem, a pat
riotic poem, lyrical poem, a pastoral
poem, didactic poem. Give the author
of each
T. Name three American writers that
have distinguished themselves as stu
dents and writers of Nature subj
Name one production of each.
5. What and where was Brook Farm /;
Sunnyside; Walden; Cragie House?
6. What is poetry2 Make a list Of
ten of what you regard as among the
greatest American poems
7. Who was Murat Halstead; Walt
Whitman Sidney Lanier?
8. Who wrote 20 Captain my Cap
tain" "The Crisis" ITO Waterfowl?
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READING.

The examination in reading is oral
The examiner wili- conduct the examin-
alton, following any plan desired. Ap-
plicants for four-year elementary pro-
viSional certificates shall have their
grades in reading sent by the examiner
to the State Commissioner of Common
Schools.
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rHEoRY Ahp pRAcrIcE.

Based in part on Graves Great Educa
Gators of Three Centuries"
I. Write briefly of the life and work
tf Comenius.
2. Who was the founder of the Fin
dergarten SCHOOL, What is your opin-
ion of the value of kindergarten work
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