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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-29
ALIENATION Of !.
AFFECTIONS IS
VERY EXPENSIVE
Judgment for 100000 Is
Given Los Angeles Elec-
trio Railway Employe
Against Fruit Grower.

Los Angeles, Cal. Oct. 29.-Judg-
ment for 100000 for alienation Of his
wife's affections. one Of the larges,
judgments Of this character eve,
awarded In Los Angeles. went on rec.
ord here today. 1t was given by Judge
Walter Bordwell Of the superior court
to B. c. Reusch, an electric railway
employe. who testified that Mrs
Reusch eloped last summer with l..
Sommerville. Pomona orchardist,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-29
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
ASSIGNED TO DUTY At
ROOSEVELT MEETING

New York. Oct. "a thousand DO :
lictmen will be assigned to Madison
Square garden and thereabouts for the
Roosevelt meeting tomorrow night.
Roosevelt win come on a special train
late in the afternoon. As soon a. his
speech IL finished he will return to
Oyster Bay.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-29
MARINES ANXIOUS TO
GET ON FIRING LINE

New York. Oct. 2s.-The story OF q
company Of American sailors who.
when ordered to stay off the firing
line because Of their white uniforms.
stained their clothing with mud and
shoe polish and Joined the marines in
the charge up Coyatope hill in Mica
ragua, IL told by officers Of the
steamship Cristobal.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-29
Orders 70 Naval Cadets.

Washington. Oct. 29.-Officials OF the
naval academy have virtually ordered
cadets not to patronize the barber
shops of Annapolis either for shaves or
haircuts. It is supposed the death of
midshipman from blood poisoning
following q razor cut prompted the
order
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-29
ROMANCE RESULT OF
TITANIC DISASTER.

New York. Oct. 29.-The en-
gagement was announced today
Of Karl H. Behr, former Yale
tennis champion and Miss Hell
en- Newman. Both are surviv-
ors of tho Titanic disaster, es-
Gaping in the same lifcboa..
. . . . . . . . . . .
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-29

Berlin. Oct. 1e.-ssven Of the 20
balloons which participated In the in.
ternational cup race landed yesterday.
The longest flight 20 FAR reported was
made BY the Swiss Helvetia, 47s miles.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-29
WIRELESS STATION
TEST IS A SUCCESS

Warrington. Oct. 2s.-The first test
Of the navy's new high powered wire
less station at Arlington, Va, last
night was complete success. 1t IL ths
first Of . line OF stations which will
girdIe the globe and keep Washington
In touch with naval vessels on every
sea.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-29

Washington, Oct 2s.-suffragists
are organising to hold . militant par
sds during the Inauguration exercises
on March I.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-29

Baltimore. Oct. 29.-Miss Singer left
Baltimore on Oct. s. expecting to re-
turn in five weeks. Frank 0. Singer.
a prominent builder, Is her brother.
William r. Worthen was formerly a
streetcar conductor here and quit his
position month ago. Conway and
Beatrice Rail or May Monte. are both
known here. the girl AZ a variety
actress. The dead woman's brother
declared his sister had fully $1,000 with
her.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-29
YOUNG WOMAN IS
SLAIN IN CHICAGO
BOARDING HOUSE
Police Are Looking for Cou.
pie of Vaudeville Per.
formers Who Disappeared
After the Crime. :

Chicago, Oct. 29.-Miss Sophia @.
Singer, aged 20, and the daughter Of
a Baltimore widow, was found mur-
dered. her arms and legs bound with
a rope and her skull crushed, in an
Indiana avenue boarding house early
today by William r. Worthen, who
accompanied her from the eastern city
three weeks ago and to whom. accord
ing to his statement. she was to have
been married tomorrow. Charles d.
Conway, said to be a high diver, and
his wife, a variety actress. who had
been befriended by Worthen are being
sought by police. The body Of Miss
Singer was found in the Conway cou-
pies room. No trace Of them since
the tragedy has been discovered.
According to Worthen Miss Singer
was acquainted with Mrs Conway and
1t was on the latter's invitation that
his sweetheart went to room at the
same house. The four moved into the
rooms where the murder was commit
ted yesterday. Worthen. who is held
by the police, declared that before
leaving the house he handed his fiancee
$4s in the presence of the Conways
and then went down town. 1t was af-
ter midnight when he returned and
found the hallway spattered with
blood. An investigation showed the
money he had given the woman miss
ing as we'll as several articles OF Jew
elry.
Worthen 10 Questioned.
Worthen was questioned for several
hours by the police who endeavored to
substantiate the facts he first related.
The recital was the same as his first
story. The police searched Miss Sing
er's trunks and looked through the ef-
fects of Worthen. Nothing to throw
more light on the murder was found.
In the girls trunks were some new gar
ments. which Worthen said were to
have been part Of chr wedding costume
Worthen threw himself on the bed and
sobbed when he was shown the gar
ments.
"She did not want mo to leave her
alone last night" he said. "but had
some matters to be looked after and
wanted to have them out OF the way
SO nothing need interfere with our
honeymoon. II only had stayed at
home.
II can't 60 back to Baltimore now:
This may kill her mother and II surely
will break my fathers heart. He knew
and admired. Sophia. We were going
back right after the wedding Wedns4-
day. ! never can 60 back and face her
mother or my father now. I'm an
outcast."
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-24
MAY REDUCE RATES.

From many places in the country
comes the information thar the ex.
press companies fear a tremendous
falling OF of their business when the
parcels post law goes into effect, and
are already planning to greatly re-
Guce the present rates to meet the
competition which is Inevitable There
is no available place in Bisbee for
the Review to verify these reports
but that they are true seems more
han probable. And il the express
companies do reduce their rates. ii
win be an acknowledgment that they
have played false in their contentious
for years, that they have been trans
aa:;Is tusiness as Iov as it was pos
sIalc & dc with profit. The rev, "a.
t:o.s in California the ollier day that
the eyII'sss companies OF that safe
hat made profits az .rc.;i.taG; cigL.
t!:ass the amount of taa,r iuycstmou.
in :na state. IS only an Indication OF
what the parcels post law will do to
them if they attempt to maintain the
rates nov in vogue
The one feature that may operate
in favor Of the express companies
is the fact that they deliver and call
for packages, large and small. The
government viii not be able to call
Of homes as the express companies
do, and the latter are expected 10
retain This class of business. Gov
eminent officials anticipate that rates
viii be reduced b. the express rom
Tanies for fear that hundreds Of their
customers viii become used to the
government pest and become perma
nent patrons
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-24
LOOKS BETTER NOW.

Recent Developments IN this eoun.
Try with reference to the prosecution
and punishment OF criminals is re.
freshing Time was. and not more
than thousand years ago. when it
seemed that society had no adequate
Protection from murderers aud thugs.
reference IS particularly made to the
manner IN which the Rosenthal mur.
derers have been dealt with the pros.
ecution Of the Aliens in virginia. the
handling Of the Mcnamara cases. and
many others Of more or less note IN
the country. Justice OF the kind ad-
Ininistered in the Rosenfhal cases
means that there will be a purer al
mospheFe all over the country; that
thugs and muraerers win step witt
a softer tread New York for years
had been hotbed Of crime, and
was pointed to With exuuation by the
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-24
THE LEFTOVER
CREATION.

Someone has written about the
country which God forgot" The man
no wrote this sectence and applied
1t to Arizona was not familiar with
the subject If there is any country
in the world that the Almighty mas no.
forgotten it is Arizona says the Ca
zette
# has also been said that after com
plotting the work OF creation the Max
er Of the universe. having some ma.
teriaI left over. created Arizona.
There may be some truth in this, bu.
if so, great care was taken as to what
there was in store chat was LEFT over
for this particular job. It would be diff
hcult to find any place where the good
things of this world have been sup
piled so Dounufully and crowded in
so generously as in Arizona. This 3
true in almost every feature which
one can name.
The leftover Of mineral resources
we're so great taan an eminent scien-
tist has characterized Arizona as the
treasure vault Of the world, showing
that a goodly portion Of this was LET.
for this, the last OF creation. assum.
ing the correctness Of the theory.
In natural scenery the same is rue
After the creation Of the Alps, TIE
wonders Of the old world and those o.
the yet practically unexplored regions
Of the far east. the Niagara Fails. the
Yosemite valley. and all the resi- Of
the wonders Of nature, the Almighty
saw that a king OF them all was stin
lacking and He created the Grand
Canyon of the Colorado N Arizona.
Many Of the mountains have been
given a double portion. Not only are
the precious metals stored away be-
neah their surface, but they are Gov
cred with an increased wealth in the
timber on their surface with their
stately forests OF pines and other
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-24
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EDITORIAL. C0MhIENT$
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WOODROW WILSON


The American people may heartily
congratulate themselves that the re-
suit Of the acrimonious and disqgiet-
ing presidential contest is the cleo
tion OF Woodrow Wilson, scholar
an unassumng. genuine man Of abil-
ity, 2 leader OF courage and high
ideals and statesmanlike gifts. Cover
nol Wilson, when he takes his place
In the white House, viii be in a pc
culiar sense a president of the whole
people" rather than the representa-.
tive of a party, inasmuch as great num-
bers of convinced republicans who
never voted the democratic ticket be
fore in their lives" contributed TO the
result as a means Of averting the per-
il of Rooseyeltism.
Governor Wilson's career. his train
ing and experience. his high sense of
duty to the country, and his cautious,
sane attitude toward public questions,
As that attribute was disclosed in the
campaign. afford gratifying assurance
that not only viii the country take
no harm" from his administration.
but that the tone Of political life will
be higher: that progressivenesst in gov
eTnmntal policies will have a real
meaning as descriptive OF a genuine
and desirable thing, and that the ma
ton and the people viii continue in
their forward march toward prosper
ity, sound government and happiness.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-24

Wednesday viii be observed through
out the south as Knapp Agricultural
Day" In every agricultural school
and farming community special ex-
ercises will be held 20 survey and re
view the agricultural resources and
achievements Of the south, and 20 ex
press appreciation Of the services o.
the late DIR. Seaman A. Knapp, tbs
founder OF the demonstration work
and the boys and girls clubs in the
south.
Prelates and clergy OF the Angiicaa
church in Canada will assemble in
Winnipeg Saturday for the cOnseera-
tion OF the Venerable Archdeacon Ro-
bins as bishop OF the diocese of Alta
hasca. The diocese lies in the great
country 10 the fer north of EdmO4
ton. where the bishop viii be Obliged
TO travel hundreds OF miles by canoe
or wagon in making his round of the
church missions.
Other news of the week viii be fur.
nished by the opening of the grand
opera seasons in Chicago and Boston,
the annual A1'my-Nayy football game
at Philadelphia, the Inauguration Of
the international chess championship
tournament in New York city. tie
fifteenth annual session OF the Ame-
lean Mining congress 'at Spokane
and the opening Of the International
Live Stock Exposition at Chicago.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-24

the trees planted would flourish, III
stead OF languisn aud die.
First comes the cDoiee Of var-el lies.
Uhiy few species are to be recon
nended Tor city planting. Tne ytgor
OF the sapling is important and the
method of planting is vital. Almost
invariably private owners set young
trees too near together AS they
grow up their branches interfere and
a perfect SPECIMEN is impossible
Methods Of planting are ordinarily
careless and unskiIled. Young trees
must be projected IRON depredauons
and the gnawing OF horses. Establish
ing shade trees is a science, though
simple TO master and inexpensive in
practice Money can be saved by max
ing the planting of shade trees one Of
ene outies OF the city forestry depart
nlent. Moreover, they can never De
successfully obtained on the haphaz-
ara plan. The municipalities OF Eu-
rope reached this conclusion many
years ago and they show its wisdom
Convincing!y.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-24
PosTeFFlcE AND THE PAPERS
lArlznna Renublicanl

fArizona Republican,
The test of the power OF the gov
eminent TO regulate the newspapers
while pretending to he regulating the
mails has begun II was evident that
there would be such a test when MI.
James ". Beck at the request Of the
Newspaper Publishers association.
last August prepared an opinion on
the rider on the last pOstOffice APP
preparation bill IN which he reached
the conclusion that the provision was
invalid for the reason that il enlarged
the scope OF the postoffice depart
ments power Beyond the intent Of
the constitution. The opinion Of Mr..
Beck was supported by many opin-
ions by the supreme court on col
lateral subjects. Il was evident that
this eminent Philadelphia attorney
had given the question much more
attention than il had received in CON
gress.
The Newspaper Publishers associa-
ton, we believe accepted the opin-
ion as one that would ultimately pre-
vail for, so far as we know all the
newspapers which are members Of
TIE association have utterly disIe-
garded the provision OF the law.
The law requires, among other
things, a filing with the department,
and the publication OF certain IN
formation the names of the stock
holders or owners Of the papers, the
names Of bondholders or mortgages.
the volume of the circulation and
other facts. II requires also that
paid reading notices shall be so des
ignated By the word advertisement.
In themselves, none of these gov
ernmental regulations are objection
able to reputable newspapers. The
publishers association probably did
not object TO the regulations but 70
the dangerous principle which had
been introduced. Here was the be-
gining Of an interference with the
guaranteed freedom of the press.
Under the gEise OF legislation for
the regulation of the transportsti. a
OF the mails here was legislation for
the regulation OF the newspapers.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-24

The records ia the Office OF the
county recorder at Tombstone tells
the story of the industrial and bus
mess activity of Cochise county. Ac-
cording 10 oGr correspondent at the
county seat there has been an in
crease of one thousand more docu-
nents recorded during 1912 than
we're placed on record last year
Much Of this increase Of business is
found in the number OF mining Ioca-
tions presented for record and be
sides there has been many mining
sales and bonds recorded. There is
no other section OF Arizona which
shows so plain the benefit Of seven.
teen cent copper as in Cochise county
ana in every district the prospector
Is in evidence and during the past six
months much new development wori.
has been started.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-24

sentiment The campaign is over and
MIR Taft speaks now as an experience
ed. patriotic statesman. The suggest
ed amendment is not directed
against anybody in particular. it
Is an amendment FOR" certain things
for independence single-mindedness
fidelity in the White House. Let us
emancipate our presidents and re-
move insidious temptation from their
path; let as take away all danger o.
personal ambition and enable the cX-
eeutive to listen at all times to the
voice of reason and duty.
MIR. Taft's second suggestion is less
familiar and at first glance more rad
ical.'' IL is. however, not really new,
and political writer's of authority have
discussed ii with much favor and sym
PATTY The separation of powers"
is with us a fundamental principle.
but in applying il it is possible to go
too far. Since the presidency is now
the great peoples Office and since
the administration is expected 10
have Legislative programs and even
measures, it is no longer really rev
dictionary TO suggest that cabinet
officers be given seats in congress
with the right of discussing bills and
defending executive policies. This
would make for greater responsibility
candor and harmony in government.
IL is decidedly a proposal worth
thinking about
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-24

criminals at all points OF the com
PASS. The decisions OF New York
courts were cited by the criminal
lawyers of the whole country on
every noted murder trial. as cri.
terion to go by. and laxness in the
administration of law was notable
everywhere, until people had about
come to the conclusion that courts
we're a failure in the prosecution o.
crime. A brighter ray of light APP
pears nov on the horizon, and the
whole country viii pray that the
precedent set in the Rosenthal cases
will be q stimulus to the courts OF
the whole country TO redeem them
selves from the stigma which has at
tached TO American courts for many
years with reference 10 criminal pro
cedure. Fear of tie law is the only
protection society has from the raids
of bandits, thieves and thugs, and
our courts have been altogether too
Ienient with criminal classes. Let US
hope that present indications OF the
dawn of a better day in this regard
viii not fade away.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-24

SOME MEN make a brilliant
START in their business career.
III THEY HAPPEN TO SELECT
MERCHANDISING, they exercise
great care in the selection OF their
location.
THEY use good judgment in buy
ing
THEIR CLERKS are employed only
after careful consideration as to
whether or not they are best suited
TO the requirements.
THEY TAKE EVERY PRECAU-
flON TO see that their business is
properly launched
SOME OF THEM never relax their
vigilance.
OTHERS GET IN A RUT AND
STAY THERE
NO BIG BUSINESS WAS EVER
MADE BY ANYTHING EXCEPT
GREAT EFFORT.
SUCCESS, in the commercial
word, is absolutely impossible unless
the advantages OF Advertising are re-
lied upon to bear the brunt OF the
burden
FOUR YEARS AGO a middle west
ern manufacturer placed a commodity
on the market which IS sold. prin-
eipally through grocery and drug
stores.
THIS MANUFACTURER introduce
ed as specially in small section OF
the United States by means OF News
paper Advertising.
THE TRADE NAME o. his product
was recently the subject Of a suit,
due 10 another concern having the
name registered.
THE WESTERN MANUFACTURE
Err LOST THE SUIT AND PAID
THE WINNER or THE LEGAL
DUEL $4,000 FOR THE PRIVILEGE
or CONTINUING THE USE OF THE
NAME.
{ Why
THE PRODUCT had been on the
market but four years-why not
change the name rather than pay
some one $4,000 for the continued use
of the old name?
1T HAD BEEN ADVERTISED in
not more than half dozen states
why not select a new name and
spend $4,000 in advertising It?
HERE'S THE ANSWER:
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING had
made that name worth MORE than
s.. zoo.
] INTELLIGENT AND PERSISTENT
ADVERTISING IN TIE BISBEE
| DAILY REVIEW WILL MAKE YOUR
NAME WORTH MORE THAN $4,000.
PROVIDING YOU DO THE AID
VERTIsING
WILL YOU?-Adv. So
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-24

The Review notes that the board
Of trade in Phoenix is arranging for its
annual dinner This reminds us that
with the blessings OF increased wages
for the miners in the Warren district
and the semimonthiy payday in op-
Grafton the time is now propitious for
iubilaticn on the part Of our business
men and why not a dollar dirner"
here:
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-24

magnificent trees. One OF the larges.
timber belts in the United States is
within the confines OF Arizona
As to the fertility of it's soil it is
unsurpassed any place on earth. With
a climate also which is unequaied. it
has attracted the best of Gods people
here TO make their homes. and on the
whole the eppellaIion cannot be looked
upon as derogatory 70 the place.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-24


shade trees aud in the past have
spent a great deal Of money in acting
Tor themselves individually. The re-
cults are Disappointing for several
reasons. Few persons are qualified 10
select the night sort Of tree az the
right time and TO see that = r. prop.
erly planted and protested. skilled
labor is seldom available Tor the pur-
pose, and the whole proceeding makes
. failure probable. A well conducted
forestry department could do many
times the work for the money, and
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-24
TAFTs MATURE SUGGESTIONS
Record HeraId1

Upon the humor. satire or paahOs
Of President Tafts speech az the
Lotus Club the other evening cOm-
ment would be out OF place, but
there We're two positive. practical snd
scientific suggestions in that address.
These should be carefully consider
ed by thoughtful citizens.
The declaration in favor OF an
amendment limiting the presidential
tenure to a single term of six years
cannot be dismissed by anybody as a
campaign uttersnce prompted by re-
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-24

The Official count Of Arizona is
nearing completion and viii show
when finished that woodrow Wilson
pat the Bull Moose down Tor the
count 10 the tune Of three thousand.
Carl Hayden. the democratic eandi-
date for congress viii have a plural
its approxinafins hSe thousand These
results show that the democrats arc
prstt, securely ontrenehed In the new
state Nfv
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-24
ARIZONA Is IN HUMOR
FOR THANKSGIVING.


Is az prOachng Thanksgiving Day with
with the
Arizona
February our citizens have kept up vigorous fight
statehood years greatest of all
blessings bestowed the of Arizona the
forty eighth hefag long denied
hailed already giving to Art
added bringing many
homekers
rapid in the
present year
from l27 thus activity
possible energy
construction for the old producing companies
new getting ready for production reduction add
than s15OOoooO
county
county county Jerome in Yav
county approximately follows Cain
s2Oeoo0 copper company at
Inspiration
md enormous concentrating mill during The past and the
Douglas roasting
plant last which estimated to s75OOoO
During the Southwestern
Fairbanks
Tucson less than 100000 building
line to Fort Huachuca.
expansion arc Arizona one
enterprises
vicinity enterprise is underway
pumping
to
pro
v.Jed by tie Tucs1n
In other sections the agricultural Development
Spring
valley county years sign
habiaon cattle
Wilcox Douglas
sight development
in various
have IractcabG profitable
farming Much produced
farming cthods
the
as profitable beyond question
only
viii
The
which feed
fifteen Then the
before s22
a COW and calf
All this
shopkeeper
professions
nifty beginning
year
hind the
Arizona
the
this
hensye comn special legislative
public tell
schools
buildings being
to accommodate increasing population
Our cities public utilities provided
in them.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-24

United States senate an amendment
to the constitution providing for the
direct election of the president and
vice president and doing away with
the electoral college. This is an old
proposition and in this day of pro
gressive governmental ideas may meet
with more favor than in the past