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Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-22
GET TOGETHER
 FUR ARIZONA
Dr. Wilde Sounds Slogan for Newest State in Article That Wins
 Admiration
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS

Arizona, the newest of the statcc has a peculiar position among the states All that is raw and roush has been coupled with Arizona. Sun shine, and too much of that, has been the sole asset Of Arizona according to the eastern, and yes, the California mind
 Arizona never will be boom com munity; il takes too much enterprise and capital 10 develop her resources. Rut this enterprise should produce more enterprise and resoUrcefulness until the state throughout the Union is known not for her sunshine, Grand Canyon, and deserts only but. for hu- man qualities that made the PhOeni- cians the merchants Of antiquity and the Romans the conquerers of the world
 It is among the greatest of the min eral states. Arizona climate is tts greatest asset. Beginnings have been made iii farming. One great industry. however. is slow in development, tha. is commerce, commerce in the large Business truly has provided for the needs of given locality and the camps and ranches around about buI
  away has been left to a few. very few.
 Arizonas great opening for trade is western Mexico We ought to have the same access to western Mexico as Fl Paso to northwestern Mexico Fl Paso and Los Angeles must both come into Arizona to reach this land. Even if California has the advantage Of the sea, Arizona may excel in | quickness of delivery and in friendly contact with customers. If the me- chants of Arizona will learn 10 do business by painstdking efforts and | bv friendly visits or the Arizona mc1- chants themselves, they will get this : business and keep 't
 Arizona merchants should organize themselves, slot siHgly only in local 1 chambers of commerce or iE affiliated | chambers of commerce. but in actual
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 vote twice for that sum, and stay with the candidate to the end for five thousand for the bunch. When Baca rebuked them and told them that a senator only gets S7.5OO a year, and living expenses are high. Lucero re piled, the witness said. that senators made five thousand at a whack in such matters as the sugar question for instance Baca pointed out to the defendants. he said their dis grace as a penalty, and told them he would inform National Committee man Luna. who had left the city Baca then said he sought the services of II. o. Bursum, republican cadi- date for governor. and the latter sug- gested that one of the men be ar rsted just as an example. Jaramillo testified that he favored no particular candidate for senator. and that he had at no time asked anyone Go vote for him for the sCnatOrsip, and also affirmed that the four men admitted their guilt to him, and expressed penitencc.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-22
AWAY WITH CATARRH
 4 FILTHY DISEASE
A Safe Old-faShioned Rem edv Quickly Relieves All
 Distressing Symptoms

If you are subject to frequent colds, or if you have any of the distressing symptoms of caJarrh, such as stuffed mp feeling in the head, prOfuse dis charge from the nose, sores in the nose. phlegm in the throat causing hawking and spittiug. dull pain in the head, ringing in the ears, just annOiE the nostrils or ruf the throat or chest with a little Ely's Cream Balm, and see how quickly you gill get re- lief
 In a few minutes you will feel yOur head clearing and after using the Balm for day or so the nasty dis charge will be checked. the pain. soreness and fever gone. and yOC wifi no longer be offensive to your self and your friends by constantly hawking, splitting ana blowing.
 Shake of the grip Of catarTh Dc fore it Impairs your sense Of taste smell and hearing and poisons YOU, whole system Tn a short -ime you can be completely cured or this dis dressing disease by using Ely's Cream Balm. This healing, antiseptic Balm does not fool you by short decrptiye relief. but completely iovsrcomes the disease. T. clears the nose head and throat Of all the rank poison. sOOihes heals and strengthens the raw, sore membranes. making you proof against colds and catarrh.
 One application Will convince you and 70 cent bOLde will generally cure the worst case Of catarrh. lt is guaranteed. Get it from your drue. gist today. b-5
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corporations for the development of trade. There are four large towns in Arizona-Bis bee, Douglas, Tucson and Phoenix. Leading merchants of these towns should associate themselves for Mexican and other trade. admitting merchants from other cities: main taining the highest type of representa- tives in the customers territory; stud ying the present and future needs Of this territory through the United States Consul's reports and the cor porations own agents: interesting eastern capital in railroads and other enterprises incident to this work. Arizona should a: once develop a trade which in 1915, with the opening of the canal may pass permanently tO others.
 There is no limit to well conducted commerce. This is the undiscovered gold mine of Arizona. When all Ari- zona realizes its commercial pOsci- bilities, it will not leave Phoenix alone the fight for reasonable freight rates. all the state will unite in d consistent and persistent efforC to secure a fair chance with cities farther west a. the jobbing trade in territory that naturally belongs 10 it. Then the state will cease 10 be tributary to Fl PasO. Los Angeles and San Fran cisco. And if the matter is approached reasonably by sensible men it may be found that the railroads themselves will see 1t to their advantage 10 stim- ulate instead of restrain the develop ment of Arizona and make rates not that benfit their sea terminals only,
 
 but that help also the land that now gives up it's profits to those seaboard cities that already make large rev enue in foreign and ooastwise trade. To these cities that have much, more has been given and from those Of the interior fas been taken that which they thought they had or that really belonged to them.
 Present conditious in Mexico pro hibit new commercial activity in that country: but when the revolution ceases, il may ,lo so quickly and preparations made now may then speedily go into operations.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-22
Motion Pictures In Congress

WASHINGTON, March 2O-For the first time in the history Of the United States congress. the halls of the house Of representatives saw this week en important parsonage none less than Speaker Clark. going through the various poses just as though con sress were in session. while the nov ing picture man turned the film so that thousands of visitors to the moving picture theatres will see the speaker in action.
 Not only that but Mr. Clark is also preparing "a series of talks which will be sent along as phOnograph rec ords to be used in connection with the pictures.
 In view of this inno' ation in poll tical campaigns. it is not al all i'm possible that the political candidates of the future will prepare their speeches. records of which will be made on motion pictures which will then be circulated over the entire country and will through ttis means attempt to get votes while they sit quietly at home rTSding the last is sue of their favorite magazine.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-22
Physical Wreck Restored to Health by Kidney
 Remedy

| feet 1t ny duty to furnish vol with my testimonial as 10 V hat your remedy Swamp-ROoT did for me when was a physical wreck from kidney and bladder trouble.
 Some years ago I was not able to do any work and could only just creep around and am satisfied that had it not been for Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root l would rot have lived. After using the preparation for one month was able 10 work some and when I had used $500 worth of Swamp-ROOt could do a good days work. l used about S1G.00 worth altogether and would not take S1O.OOO for the gOOG that it did me ] consider it a God send 10 suffering humanity for the diseases for which you recommend it and have recommended 1t to many sufferers.
 N L. HUGGlNS,
 Welcn, Ark. Personally appeared before me this goth Of September, 1909, \. l.. Hug gins, who subscribed the above state ment and made oath that the same IS true in substance and in fact.
 w. A. PAGE, J. P.
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ENACT eRuEsoMe SPECTACLE
Moving Picture Concern Will Make Court House Horror a Source of
 Amusement for Multitude5

HILLSVILLE. Va. March 21.-An- other tragedy" was enacted in the old Carroll county court house today. Another troop of mountain outlaws rode in and shot the judge down on the bench and duplicated the gruesome tragedy Of a week ago but this time only for moving pie lures. Meanwhile. the chase of the real outlaws has not progressed yisi- bly,. but Governor Mann admitted to- day he is planning a coup. She posse that left hurriedly Tuesday night has not been heard from.
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MONEY TRUST QUIZ.
National Ba1k Affairs Viii First Be
 Given Consideration.

WASHINGTON. March 2l.-lnvesti- gation into the directorates and direc- tor Of relationships and the stock books Of national banks of the United States will be the first move of the house in investigation of the money trust The committee is determined to begin work al once and Stevens of Mississippi and ByThes, Of south Car Olina are authorized to call on Comp troller Of Currency. Murray and get his ideas on the best method of pro ceedure
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-22
Brief Local Items
First Day of Spring

Yesterday, March 2l, was the first day of spring. according to the calen- dar, but in Bisbee there have been days prior to yesterday that more resembled the time when "a young mans fancy lightly turns to thoughts that ultimately lead him to the com mission of the deed March ha
 been going out" however. since March 15, and we have it from the Poet-oT was he prosit?-that the month will gamble through the squares of the calendar like lamb.
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INCREASED WAGE REFUSED
Concession teo Small to Satisfy
 MeaVers

CLINTON. Mass, March 2l-An in crease of fifteen per cent. and aboli- ton of the fine system were demand cd at a mass meeting Of weaNers. comprising half Of the thousand em- loved at the Lancaster gingham mills. and the five per cent in crease was refused.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-22
coNFessEs BASTARD ATTEMPT,
Sender of lnfernal Machine to Judge
 Rosslsky Admits Crime.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, March 21- Fred Price, alias Fred NawsOu, aI. rested as a vagrant. has confessed to having sent the internal machine to Judge Rosalsky, in New York, which, when being examined, exploded, seri- ously woUnding the bailif. Newsop. who claims to be an old friend of Folke Brandt. said he mailed the bomb 10 the New York judge from Fernandina.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-22
Jesse Noakum lll

Jesse YOakum has been i'll for sew eral days from a painful boil. which has kept hm confined to his bed. A meeting of the board of directors Of the Commercial club. to have been held Wednesday night. was post. poned on account Of his inability to attend.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-22
THIRTY MARSHALL VOTES.
Indiana Declares Strongly for Her
 FaVorite Sen.

INDIANAPOLIS. March 21- Indiana democrats unanimously pledged the support of their thirty delegates tc' the candidacy of Governor Marshall for the presidential nomination. San ueI A Ralston, of Lebanon. was nou,- mated by acclamat ion for govern or. and W F. O'Noiu, of Misawaha. ramed for lieutenant governor on the fourth ballot
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-22
One New case

The suspected case of small poX at Douglas reported Wednesday, a young man employed as a train dis patcher. was partially confirmed yes terday as being small pOx. This was the only development in the Douglas situation yesterday, according to health authorities
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-22
ADVANCE IS SUSPENDED
Commission Acts on Freight Rates
 on Cement

WASHINGTON. March 2l.-Sus pension of the proposed advance in freight rates by western railroads has been made by the interstate com merce commission from March 30 to September 30. The advances made by the railroads average approximate ly fifteen per cent. and involve an enormous tonnage.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-22
DEATH MAY COmPLICATE
Illness of Honduras President Awsk
 ems Fears of Trouble

PUERTO CORTES, Honduras March 31.-President Manuel Bonilla is afflicted with Brights disease. and 1t is realized that he has not long to live. In the event oi his death it is believed the liberals will make an attempt to regain control of the government
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-22
Water for Fort Huachuca.

Instructions from Washineton have been received by the constructing nuartermaster, at Fort Huachuca. Ali. Eona, to ask for proposals for con strucuon Of an eight inch water pipe line from Garden Canyon, nine miles distant, 10 this post; The water sup ply of the post will then be sufficient for a large body of troops Several new buildings are now nearing com pletion at this post
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-22

call manutrton which attended with impoverished blood and exhaustion of force The Discovery is an s- round tonic which the blood and heart by initiating Natures methods of restoring tissue and feeding the heart and lungs rich red blood.
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-22
THE SECRET OF LONG LIFE.

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HIGH WATER DELAYS.
Rivers Are cp and Trains Put Be-
 hind Schedule.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo, March 2l.-Every railroad train entering St. Joseph to- day was delayed by high water Bridges at many points are menaced by e-iams and in some localities thousands of acres Of farm lands arc under water.
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Letter to
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-Washington Post The square deal knows no brother. and IS dls owned by it's daddy.
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DEMOCRATS MAY
 WIN SENATOR

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-24
THE DAY IN CONGRESS.
THE SENATE.


Met at . y. m.
Bill passed transferring to new state
an federal furnishings in Arizona cap
itul.
Senator Burton. ohio, introduced a
resolution to create a committee on
public expenditures.
Labor committee heard J. r. Homo
ghan in Detroit in opposition %
Hughes eight-hour law for govern
ment contracts.
senator Culberson of Texas. in
Weighed against large campaign con
tributions in 1904 and 1908. especially
crticizinE republican funds
Defeat met an effort 10 consider the
Smoot printing bill which would sub
stitute power presses for hand labor
in printing paper money.
senator Jones Of Washington in
trpduced an amendment to the Sher-
man law to permit trade agreements
to take effect abroad
Adjourned at asa p. M. until . 3.
M. Wednesday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-24
BEACHEY PROVIDES
THRILLS f D R
BIC CROWD
Aviator Takes Death Dip Into
GuIIey and ReappearS Unhurt
Just as Spectators Had Civ
en- Him Up For Dead,

Los Angeles, Jan. %, ~ Lincoln
Beachey. whose daring feats have
been the feature Of the international
aviation meet here, played rather
ghastly joke today On a crowd that
was still on edge as a result of the
tragic fate of young Rutherord Page
yesterday.
After several thrilling death dips
attempted emulation Of which caused
the sudden end of Pages career,
Beachey rose to an altitude of about
400 feet. from which he made sheer
drop and disappeared in the gully
where Arch HoXsey fen 10 his death
a year ago.
When Beachey did not re-appear
more than minute later automobiles
loaded with doctors, mechanicians
and reporters, dashed to the foot of
the hill. 1t was fully three minutes
later when Beachey rc-appeared at
the north end of the course, flew past
the grandstand and laughinsly waved
to the crowd.
II. Kcarney of St, Louis. had two
narrow escapes in the five mile ham
dicap-Iirst when bis engine stopped
while banking, and a moment later
when the wash" from the propeller
Of "a stationary monoplane almost
capsized his machine. ON both occas-
ions Kearncy righted his hiplane but
was compelled to leave the course.
The figure IS" contest between Phil
.. Paumalce and Lincoln Bcachcy
furni hoA ear.re' intense moments.
Parmdlce won IN the record time Of
one minute 5.25 seconds for three
SIS. Eeachey's time was one min
ute 3 3-5 seconds
Parmalee also captured the alti-
nude honors. reaching a height Of
$500 feet. Glenn II. Martins baro-
graph registered nearly 5000 feet.
". b. Cooke Of san Francisco. re-
manned in The air two hours and thir-
IT, minutes and climbed l,S0O feet.
Passenger carrying honors went to
Farnum Fish. the boy Aviator. who
was in the air most Of the afternoon
with a passenger.
The five milo handicap race was
won by Hillery Beachey OF st. Louis,
in C:56 l-5, with Glenn Martin of Los
Angeles second and William Hoff Of
san Francisco third. Lincoln Beachey,
who made the fastest time. G.33. and
Parmlee were disqualified for exceed
ing their handicap limit.
The five mile frcc-for-al was won
by Lincoln Beachcy in Gas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-24
TIE HOtSG.

Met NJ noon
Distric, Of Columbia appropriation
bin considered.
President Farrell of United states
Steel Corporation again testified on
rost OF steel production before the
steel trust investigation committee.
Chairman HardwicE announced the
sugar Trust inv-stigatins commit
toe honod 10 report within p week.
Sharo dissenticn was expected IN
dcmocr.'ic caucus this afternoon over
consideration of public building bill
Tho rules committee deferred hear
ing on money trust" until Wcdnes-
day
The civil seryire commission con
sisared nlar to cvtcnd citil service ~
deputy International revenue ,oi.er-
tors
FOREIGN affairs eommittee heard
various Interests re-arling -reater wa
tor power development al Niagara
Falls
President Nelson of rostoftie"
cla-rs federation advocated eiehi-
hour day before rostoffce c"r1mitie,-
Representative Sulzer ~ NeW YORK
proposed So. 600 for tho United states
delegation 10 the International eNnihi-
tiou in Belgium in 1873
Democrats eaucused on the steel
tariff bill
Adjourned az t.ls p m.. until noon
Wednesfiav-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-24

TELEGRAPHERS FROM
DOZEN TOWNS CALLED


lBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire
indianapolis, Jan. Managers Of
telegraph offices in more than do1-
On cities today were suhpoenaed 20
appear before the federal grand jury
ana testify in the investigation OF the
dynamite conspiracy concerning mes
sages 10y which. it is said. J. j. Nc
Numara directed the operations of his
'dynamitine crew.
Copies of kilograms taken lay the
government from McNamara's office
az the headquarters of the lnterna-
tional Association Of Bridge and
Structural Iron Workers. are said To
show not only that the dvnamiters
arranged simultaneous explosions IN
different cities, but also that some Of
the messages were addressed to men
who have not been convicted or in
dicted Tho purpose in summonng
new witnesses Is To establish the iden-
tty of the recipients of the kilograms.
The blowing MP OF building IN
omaha, Neh., on March "a, 1911.
and of an iron works in columbus,
Ind, on the same day, according 20
Ortic Mechanical was arranged oy
telepaaph.
Mechanical went to Omaha and
when he was about to light the fuso
there he sent the following messa &c
To Mcnamara IN indianapolis, when
was the signal agreed upon
"Plcasc forward check to Lincoln
Nebraska
McAianigal says Mcnamara after
receiving that telegram sent mes
sage to columbus for the man thcr"
to Hight his fuse. In that way thr eN-
plosiun- in distant cities were pulled
orr simultaneously, II being the plan
OF Mcnamara at the time of his ar
rest. according to McManigal, to en-
ploy six ar eight men to carry on lu-
ture work along that line.
The Witnesses who are To tcstllf
regarding tclcgrms include son'
from seattle. It is said telegrnms
were sent from indianapolis regarding
an explosion in seattle In August
191u.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-24
Recommendations of Ways
and Means Committee Ap-
proved By Democrats and
Fight FaiIS to Develop,
EFFORT TO PLACE RAILS
ON FREE LIST FAILURE
PIG Iron Made DutiabIe at Is
Per Cent Advocates of Free
List Defeated in Fight to Sc
cure Roll Call.



Washington, Jan. 23.-Atter an in
efiectual effort on the part of some
members to place steel rails and pig
iron on the free list ana To increase
the proposed duties on lead ana zinr.
democrats of the house in caucus to-
day ratified the iron and steel tariff
schedule drafted by their colleagues
ON the ways and means committee,
adding an amendment to include ha;-
ing wire in the free list.
The threatened fight between Ma
iorty Leader Underwood Represen-
tative Fitzgerald, chairman of the ap-
preparation committee, and other
leaders, who approve of the recon-
mendation of the committee on pub
lie buildings and grounds for It $16.-
100000 public building bill. was post
poned until next Monday night, when
a special caucus will be held
The iron and steel schedule was ex-
planned by Representative Underwood
in an extended speech ~ soon as he
had concluded Representative Fnley
of South Carolina, moved an amend
mcht placing steel rails on the free
list with iron ore.
There was instant opposition to the
amendment. Although II was evident
that many members favored placing
steel rails on the free 'ist il was argu-
ed that, pending the Investigation If
the steel trust by a house committee,
such ACTION might he misconstrucd.
The amendment was voted down with
out a roll call.
Pig iron. made dutiable in the bin
at 5 per cent ad valorem. was the
next item of controversy. RepreScu-
tativc William r. smith of Texas. Of
fered an amendment placing pig iron
on the free list \ number Of his
colleagues supported him and on the
motion he asked for roll call. Tn
der the new caucus rules it required
one-fifth of those i'm attendance to
sanction yea and nay vote ana in
this instance II fdileG. The amend
mcnt was lost
Representatives Rucker. Taylor and
Martin all of colorado, made a Wig
orous effort to have the proposed
duty on lead and zine increased. Each
said ne was pledged to his constitu-
ents for higher tariffs than those pro-
posed on these items. Their efforts
were unavailing. The proposed duty
on lead in the hill is % per cent; zinc
in blocks Is per cent, ANA zinc ore
is placed on the free list. Represcn-
tatives Rucker ana Taylor asked 10 bc
absolNed from their caucus pledge.
The bill making general reductions
of from 80 to 50 per cent from the
Payne Aldrich bin viii be introduc-
ed i'm the house tomorrow and brought
up for discussion within a few days.