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Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-13
CLUB
 STARTS WELL
One Hundred Members At- tend First Meeting Elect Officers and
 Committees
COUNTY AFFAIR

PHOENIX. April l2-Supporters of Champ Clark for president to the mum Der of loo held their second meeting Of the campaign last, night in the county courthouse. adopting their cor stitution and electing a full set Of of. ficers. whose duty il will he to make the fight for the Missouri aspirant in the state presidential primary May 29.
 On recommendation Of the com mittee on organization. consisting ot Clay Leonard, Lin E. Orme. Walter Brawner, A. D. Leyhe and John O. Dunbar. who were appointed at the last meeting, Eugene Brady O'Neil! was made president and A. D. ieyhe secretary of the permanent organiza- ton.
 Vice-presidents were elected with out opposition as follows: |. First Reese Nj. Ling: second. Jeff D Adams: third. w. r. Geary: fourth w. L. Barnum. Clay Leonard was chosen treasurer and Walter Braw- ner named to act as assistant to Sec. retary Leyhe.
 An executive committee. Of which the president and secretary are eX, off.cio members. was named as fol- lows: Walter Brawner. Jeff D. Adams. Clay Leonard, C. H. Dunlap. C. C. Thompson, Dr. R. A. Alton. r. c. De la Lama and tack Doison.
 Several enthusiastic Clark speeches made the proceedings interesting. each of his admirers predicting his nomination and election to the office O. president.
 The constitution provides that the name shall be The Champ Clark Club of Mayicopa coun- ty. Arizona" and that citi- zens of Maricopa, 21 years of age support Clark are eligible to mem. bership. Meetings are to be held al & D. m. on the second Monday of each month. Special meetings may be called.
 Members of the club must pay such fees, dues and assessments as the executive committee shall levy from time to time. Ten members shall constitute Q quorum. Provision is made for the order of business and other detail matters.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-13

tion. She had begun to cough a good deal and seemed melancholy by spells. She tried two doctors but got little help.
 :" cannot find words to express Lay gratefulness for what Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound has done for my daughter. She feels and looks like another girl since taking it, and shall always feel that owe you great debt.
 You can use this letter for the bene- fit of others if you wish, as shall al ways recommend your medicines for fe- male troubles. Mrs. c. COLE, Fitch vile, Ohio.
 Hundreds of such letters from moth. CTS expressing their gratitude for what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound has accomplished have been re- ceived by the Lydia E. Pinkham Medi- cine Company, Lynn, Mass.
 Young Girls, Heed This Advice.
 Girls who are troubled with painful or irregular periods, backache. headache, dragging down sensations. fainting spells or indigestion, should immediately seek restoration to health by taking Lydia 2. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-13
Company Incorporates

4 new mining company was incor' porated this week to operate the Star go mine, in the old Stargo district ad- joining Morenci. More than one hun dred cars of ore. carrying many thousands of dollars worth Of gold and silver values, have been shipped from the property now owned by the Stargo Silver Belt Mining company w. l.. Keppler. of M.Senci, is the manager of the company.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-13
New Social Club

The Laurel Progressive Club is the latest organization that has come to add to the merriness of society in Bisbee and the district. This club was organized the latter part of March, and its formal bow in the role of host was made Monday even ing at Medigovich hall. when il en- teEtained at a dancing and card party. Members of the choir of St. Patrick s Catholic church, and a number of others, compose tho membership.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-13
Buy Minina Claims

Sixteen claims in the Silver Bell district, adjacent to the properties O. the Imperial Copper company, are reported to have been. sold to par ties from Philadelphia. who have or ganized a company for development which is to be known as the Arizona Belmont mining company.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-13

Gendarlnes fiscal. at the head oi which Is Colonel Juan G. Cabral, have been ordered out to chase Isidro Es coboza's band. which is supposed 10 be in the vicinity of Aguajito, south east of Magdalena. The men are in charge of Cabo NJ. Espinosa. There is also a number Of volunteers Gn the trail of the bandits.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-13
ROUND ABOUT THE STATE

request for million dollars for good roads in New Mexico win seem like a polite financial inquiry beside this so much more unassuming and shy sug- sestion that in all the western states congress set aside a few acres--not less than a million per state--to be sold for road making and improve ments.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-13
Break PirtIeville Jail

Two Mexicans made their getaway from the jail in Pirtleville this week They used jimmy which they had obtained in some way to effect their exit, and then departed. leaving a message for the jailor that they had gone back to Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-13
Exnlosion Kills Two

Last Monday several boxes of dy namite exploded at Nelson, near Seligman, killing a man and boy who were employed by the Grand Canyon Lime and Cement company. The bod ies of both the unfortunate victims were terribly mangled.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-13

Information received from the south. ern portion Of the state is to the e. feet that hundreds of Yaqui Indians are enlisting in the federal ranks and will be used in quelling the dis turbances in Sonora, near the Chi. huahua boundary line. In fact over 300 of the Indians have already been sent to that neighborhood.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-13
Arizona News
 BreUities
Await Further Evidence

The settlement O. the claims against the government of Mexico by Americans injured al the battle of Agua Prieta, is further delayed. tenn porarily. in order that new evidence and further testimony may be pro duced
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-13
Ban Upon lonn orations

The city marshal of Phoenix has issued an ediet which is designed to put the brakes on long winded ora. tors. not in the legislature, but the soap box variety. He has declared that such speeches must end at nine o'clock or else become a disturbance Of the peace
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-13
Mesicans File Protest

A petition signed by 2.500 Mexicans employed in the mines around Met. calf, in Greenlee county. has been giy. en 10 Senator George Chase for pres entatiOn to the le legislature The sign CTS protest against the passage of the Kinney bill.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-13
To Form Taft Club

Republicans of Tucson are plan ming the formation Of a club in the interests of the renomination ol President Taft. The initial meeting is to be held April IT, B. l.. Hitch is the temporary chairman.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-13
Young Girls, Heed This Advice
Pioneer Miner piea

Thomas Gill. one of the best known miners of Pima county, a resident of the vicinity of Tucson for about thirty years, died in a Tucson hos pital this week of cancer
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-13
SICK DAUGHTER
 NOW WELL
Mrs. C. Cole Tells How Her Daughter Was Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pink
 hams Compound.
Fitchville, Ohio '1 take great pleas ure in writing to thank you for what your

He0iclne ndS uOIc for my daughter.
 Before taking your medicine sh z was all run down, suffered from gains in her side, could not walk but a short dis tance at a time, and had severe pains in head and limbs. She came very near hav- ing nervous DrOStra-
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-13

Two machine guns and about 15,000 rounds of ammunition for the Yaqui Indians have recently been received here, being brought here by a guard from Torin, with Lieutenant Manuel Ortiz in charge. This brings the number of machine guns here to six
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-13

Scenes in North Memphis; moWn3
 1oooo bales of cotton on flat cars Out of high water up to second story
 of house: gas plant in the distance
 flooded.
 Memphis is entirely demoralizod commercially because of the fooi. Many oi her factories are closed, the gas plant has been forced to shut down and everything is most discour- aging. but in spite of all her trou- bles. the spirit of the men who have made Memphis what it is is un- daunted. They are meeting the cris- Is bravely ard are already figuring ways and means to prevent for all fG- ure time any recurrence Of such a flood
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-13
import Many Cattle

Heavy cattle shipments are expect ed from Sonora for transshipment from Tucson during the coming week. During the past month shipments from Tucson are said to have aggre- gated $l40000.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-13
Uses Mail to Defraud

Charles IT, Mcdonald. of Kingman has been arrested by United States officials. charged with using the Unit ed States mails to defraud. The spe. cifc charge is that he mailed an al legged forged check.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-13

Little is heard these days from the war in TriPoli. Perhaps J PeirponI Morgan, who is in the neighborhood, has ordered them to stop fighting.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-10
Will Meet to
Plan for a Six
Foot Channel

A number OF the commercial clubs
along the river have appointed com
mltees to attend a meeting here to-
night. to discuss the matter Of q sIH-
foot channel IN tho willamette from
Eugene to Portland The meeting will
be held at the Board Of Trade rooms
this evening at 1880, and 70 ls expected
that Major McIndoe, who has charge
OF all this class Of work IN the North
west for the general government
will be present and present the mat
ter The department has authorized
Major Mclndoe to Investigate and ra-
mort upon the scheme, and d is highly
important that the commercial organ
lzarons offer as strong cooperation
as possible and Impress upon .he of.
gclalg I'M charge OF the noc"s.'y OF 900
omen river at least as iw up m hl-
gene There should Doc good at-
tendance. for a. ls one OF .he mos. 'm.
porant matters Hal has come before
,bo peopIo OF lha valley 90 years
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-10
The New York
Brokers Have
a Lively Day

New York, Dec 1O-With the banks
refusing To lend except on gllt-edged
socnrities. leading bulls and bears
ioined in a sensational raid on the
stock market today and the entire
trading list crumbled. Reports tha'
various pools had collapsed served TO
complete the Generalization oi the
market
At noon there we're fractional re,
oovaries but nearly every standard
roi,road share lost at least point
rho market opened weak, the bears
immediately starting to pound the li''
and for an hour Generalization con,
+nrod National Biscuit dropped II
.oin+s 70 ia: Bethlehem Steel lost
s,,,r and IeMgh Valley two and three
f,nr,bs Union Pacific, Reading and
rritad States steel were supported
bat when the banks refused to lend
many Of the spectators were 'n1O''
IN met their margins.
During the first hour TRANSACTION
.,.,r.g,tad 2SC.2qO shares AZ noon the
.sias totaIed G83.4OO, the largest TWO
nonrs Of trading since October H.
I1ql1.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-10
ltISCOId
Storage
halibut
tiShermen'S Strike Against
the TruStFOrceS it TO Ship
Cold Storage Reserves.
They Getl Cent, the Trust9
luNirrD PRESS LEASED wmrl

Seattle, Wash, Dec, lO.-Thousands
of pounds of cold storage hallbut are
being dumped on the Northwest mar
ket this week, as the result of the
critical state Of tine flshermcns strike
against the fish trust which has been
on since November l.
The trust is saving the limited fresh
supply for the eastern market which
has always had first call on the
catch
With the exception of two boats
which are expected to reach the Van
couyer port this week every fishing
steamboat in the Northwest has been
tied up by the strike and are lying
useless in Seattle, Tacoma and Van
couyer b, c.
The fishermen are demanding an
increase of one-half cent per pound on
their catch They have been getting
one cent The fish trust, which in
cludes the five biggest companies in
the Northwest, the Clopacll Fish COM
pany, Seattle; San Juan Fish COM
pany, Seattle; the Independent Fish
company Seattle; the international
Fish company, Tacoma, and the Ney
England Fish company, Of Vancouy-
err, b, c., are now depending for their
fresh halibut supply by direct pur.
chase from the owners Of small, in.
dependent fishermen, operating sChoor
ers, gasoline launches and sail boats
The price Of hallbut, as result
has jumped during the past week from
six to nine cents, and the fish trust ii
buying all 1t can get hold Of and ship.
ping It all to the eastern market
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-10

Inch Gun
ExpIOdes
The TwO-Ton Breech Block
Was Blown a Quarter Of
a Mile and Fragments
Scattered to the Winds

New York, Dec. 1O,-A gun OF a.
inch calibre and of 50 tons weight
the largest and newest type built by
the United States government, at a
cost of $l3O,OOO exploded yesterday at
the Sandy Hook proving grounds
While the explosion Of smaller guns
has taken scores of lives, the big IL
incher blew to pieces without caus-
ing a scratch to the men around It.
The two-ton breech block was blown
a quarter Of a mile, the muzzle was
hurled still further away and frag-
ments were spread in every direction.
but Ordinance Officer Brennan, who
was standing on the temporary disap-
pearing carriage, was not struck, al
though the structure itself was
wrecked.
Brennan was thrown many yards,
but sustained hardly a bruise The
other officers and men in charge of
the firing we're behind a bomb-proof
wall which protected them.
The big gun, which hurled a pro-
jectile weighing 1860 pounds at a
range Of 10000 yards, was successful
ly fired several times in tests last
month, and was believed to be in per-
feet condition.
A charge of $40 pounds of smoke
less powder is used
When the lanyard was pulled today
a tremendous explosion ensued, and
broken pieces of the gun were sent in
all directions. The muzzle was
hurled toward a railroad, where it rip
ped up large section Of track. Spec
ulation as to the cause Of the acci-
dent brought out the belief that the
sudden drop in the temperature had
some effect on the gun.
Guns like that which exploded to-
day have been proposed for the forti-
fication Of the Panama canal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-10
HIGHT APPLICATIONS
FOR LIQUOR LICENSES

When applications were made to tho
city council last night for eight IT,
ccnscs Chairman lallUy chairman Of
the street committee moved that tho
applications be- rotcrrcd to the sewer
committee When asked by the mayor
TO explain his mysterious action. Mr..
lRiy failed 10 say whether he be-
llcyd The motion would result In the
sewers flowing with liquid refresh.
mcnB which would therefore be the
moro easily accessible TO the street
committee
Councilman RIgdon relieved the Ft.
uation when ho arose and said there
appeared to be- more fun than business
In Mr. iaf,y.s motion, and moved lu.
stead that the applications be- referred
To the license committee
The applications for liquor licenses
were from Paul Maruaoh, Butte & Son
j A Cooper, the Standard Liquor Co
1.-TWO applications for retail license and
Ionc for Wholesale. swarts a. James.
and r. NJ Magcra
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-10
the
Initiative
for Profit
Association WOULD CUT DOWN
THE PRICE OF TELEPHONE SER.
VICE AND TAKE HALF THE
MONEY SAYED-A VERY BRIGHT
SCHEME.
UNITED PRESS LEASED wrREl

San Francisco, Dec. lO-CapltalIz-
ing the initiative for the first time
since the direct legislation movement
began in America, the San Francisco
Telephone Users association today
started out 15O solicitors to secure
the requisite number Of signatures to
petitions calling for a special election
on an ordinance to cut telephone rates
in the city 20 per cent,
The ASSOCIATION was organized for
profit, and is regularly Incorporated.
1t already has the signatures of more
than 300 leading merchants and pro-
fessonal men of the city to an agree
ment to pay the organization one-half
of the amount saved by them by the
reduced telephone bills for one year
after the "cut" ordinance planned be-
comes effective.
San Francisco is paying at least
$5OO,00O a year more for telephone
service than any other city of a SINH
lar size in America, said C. b. Ward,
secretary Of the Telephone Users as
ISOLATION today THE present rates
could be reduced 25 per cent more
than we propose, and still leave a fair
profit to the company
The action Of the association in
moving for a cut in rates by means
of the initiative came only after the
San Francisco board Of supervisors
had repeatedly refused to order the
company to reduce Its charges
1--WE figured that if we could reduce
rates we would save money for users
of phones" said Ward eve thought
we should be recompensed by those
users for the service rendered. There
is a great public demand for a cut in
rates here We are sure we can easl-
lily get the necessary signatures to a
petition for a special election, and It
Is certain that the demand for re-
duction will carry by a big majority
We simply used the initiative as the
shortest and easiest way to enable
the people to express their will. And
the fact that we will make money for
directing public opinion is business
Just business
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-10
TWO MINING ENGINEERS
KILLED ny INDIANS
IrNlrrn rnraa lrAarn Nnnl

Douglas, Arlz, Dec, 29- william
Bailey and James Little. American
mining engineers, have been killed by
YaQui Indians In Central Sonora, Il
reports brought here today by federal
soldiers returning from the interior
are true.
Bailey and Lttl cleft Augua. Prlcta
whore they were employed by the
Green Cannea Copper company to In.
spect mining property near Mozatlon
They are more than two weeks over.
due at Mazatlan, and the soldiers
have brought reports that two white
men were killed by Indians In tho
YaQul country last week
Bailey was a nephew OF Secretary
Young, OF the copper company Lit
tie Is said TO be the son OF a wealthy
New York banker Both men gradu
ated from q New York college Of en-
gineering a year ago
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-10
Smallpox at Reddlng.
UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRn,l

Redding, Cal, Dec. 1O.-Strenuous
efforts are being made here today to
check the spread of smallpox which
broke out when County Tax Collector
S. Clay Baker was taken ill in his Of
fee. The Office was Immediately seal
ed and fumigated as was the rest OF
the court house in which a trial was
going on at the time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-10
"MULTuM IN PARYO" OR
WORDS TO THAT EFFECT

"iou are now enjoying association
with oregon j. Rufus WaIllngfords."
waB Dhc loconIc dispatch sent by Sec.
rctay OF state Olco,t today 10 =. w.
Newell, OF Minneapolis
This crisp wlro was I'm answer 10
the following might leiter received
from fHo Minneapolis man
Portland land loralom Offer 10 l0-
cato mo ON lands along rhs shaaa
route granted 90 tho railroad by lhs
government In 1869 and nrautly
opsn.d. resulting from 70 sult by tho
government 10 compel road % follow
tho terms OF tho grant price of $3.50
per acre lB this bona nde"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-10
ADMITTED THE KILLING
BUT JURY ACQUITS

Redding, Cal. Dec 10-ln the
quickest verdict ever reached In n
murder trial in this county the jury
in the case Of William E Clements
who admitted killing hs mothers slay'
er william C. Lands, returned yer.
dict Of acquittal
The jury took but two ballots It Is
expected today that the charges pend.
Ing against Thompson and Griiliths for
alleged completely In the crime will be
dismissed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-10
The Plumbing Stunts.

A total of All plumbing permits
nave been issued by the sanitary in
SpecCor in the last year, as shown in
d report submitted to the council last
a'sht by Sanitary Inspector s. P. Nc
cracken, and covering the period
from January l to December 1.
Ihe report for the month of Novem-
0sr also submitted last night, fol-
lows.
riumbing jobs inspected SO, sewers
inspected 49, complaints investigated
% notices served to connect up with
sewers Is.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-10

Tells Il
in Poetry

Columbus, Ind. Dee. 30 Uoy Dim
mIt Methodist preacher created a
sensation In this city by a sermon d.
roctod against the mode " street
dress now popular. A special portion
OF the sermon was the quotation from
the pulpit Of the following lines;
Little GIRL you look 80 small;
Don't you wear no clothes at all?
Don't You wear chemiso or shirt?
Don't You wear q pretty sldrt2
Just your corset and your hoso2
Are these all your underclothes?"
The poet ended with prediction
that.
after a while ! do believe,
You will dress like Mother Eve
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-10
Smith Stood Pat

San Francisco. Dec 10.-Reiusal by
Charles Smith to hand over his cash
to a. negro named william Page, who
held him up, resulted in a struggle
here today between the thug and his
victim. which landed the former in
prison, and smith in the hospital with
a bullet through his head. Smith will
roc,var.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-10
Will Make Trip East

August Kehrberger, one of the leaa.
,-- contractors Of this vicinity VIII
leave December 10 on a trip e'a. ~
,.,nrsska and other points, retafnlns
after the first Of the year MI. hsa, h..
Ter l,' was recently honored by being
elected president Of the German -,
Wv. an organization which although
only FIVE years old comprises '-'' =
than 14O members.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-10
His Inner Works
PrOmiSCuOSIy
Disseminated

New York Dec l0-The remarkable
case of the organs of human being
trapsposad was discovered today dlT-
Ing an autopsy Oh the body Of a ia-
rorar who died ln Bellevue hospital
The autopsy disclosed the
heart on the right aide' the large or
cardiac part Of the stomach on 'he
rott side. the yermlnora appendix
On the left side. he liver on the Ieii
aide. the spleen on the right side
-5e lungs. which we're normally con
.,r,cted contain three lobes In the
Igbt and two in the left having Two
fobes in each. More than sixty mem
hers Of the medical profession were
invited 70 Bellevue hospital and stud
led the phenomena
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-10
DOOR FELL ON HIN
BREAKING HIS NLCh

Tacoma wash Dee. l0-"h'.a F-
pairing a sliding door a. ha father b
pIcklIng works Anthony j Hammer.
aged gs. was caught underneath no
door when lt iell and hIs neck was
broken DIE died Oh the way To- tas
hospital
The door had in some way ieit lh4
track upon which e wa hung and haa
fallen 10 the ground pInnlng the work
men underneath
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-10
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Paid Tor His Trip.

y san Mateo' Cal, Dec. 1O,-Fred 1
= pattison, former chauffeur Of .
' Mrs Margaret I, Mcnamara. Is !
= the victor here today in his sniff 4
= to recover wages during the trip 4
r TO New York with Mrs McNama- 4
' ra when Nicholas j. Mcnamara 4
= a San Francisco banker, caused :
' the arrest of Pattson and Mrs. 4
= Cora Perkins charging them with I
= the theft of his $4,000 automobile. :
y Justice Lamb awarded Pattlson !
+ $12O.
+ + = + +++++%+ : 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-10
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The Bell May Come.

Philadelphia, Dec lO-Because =
OF the plea Of Mrs Emma Doane =
: special representative from Sam =
francisco, who personally pre- =
scented TO Mayor Blankeubug a =
huge petition containing more =
than 100000 signatures Of school =
' children Of California. that Off =
' cial today unQuaH6elly fayors =
sending the Liberty Bell TO the =
Panama Pacific exposition in 4
+ 1915.
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