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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-19
CHRISTIANS CHOOSE 1915
CONVENTION CITY NOW

LOUISVILLE, KY. oct l9.-The Dis
ciples Of Christ, at their international con
vention here, selected Toronto as the
meeting place in October 1918. Los An
geles was selected for the meeting i'm
1915. This choice was made three years
in advance to give opportunity for prep
arations on big scale in connection with
the Panama exposition plans.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-19

J. w. copeland, of Dayton, Ohio, pur-
chased bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for his boy who had a cold.
and before the bottle was all used the
boys cold was gone Is that not bet
ter than to pay five dollar doctors
bill? For sale by all dealers. (Advt)
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-19
ALL MILLIONAIRE JURY
GETS PAY OF SO PER DAY

DETROIT, oct 19.-An ll-milionaire
jury has been drawn for service in assess
ing certain parcels OF land to be con-
demned by the city. Their pay is SO a
day.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-19
SNEEZING POWDER PUTS
END TO CONVERSION PLAN

NEW YORK. oct 19.-Rowdies scat
tered sneezing powder and the meeting
at which Rev. Nathaniel Friedman was
attempting to convert Jews to the Luth-
eran faith was broken up
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-19
WOMAN is DEAD AT 1903:
REMEMBERED WATERLOO

NEW YORK, oct. 19.-Mrs. Giovanni
DeFillipis is dead here at he age of
1913. She boasted of remembering the
battle OF Waterloo.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-19
NEW NAVAL STORES COMPANY.

BRUNSWICK, GA, oct. ia petition
for charter has been filed with Glynn SUI
perior court by the Toledo Manufacturing
Company, with capital stock of $780,
600 Real estate, loan, naval stores, lum-
her and mercantile businesses will be
Operateg
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-24
DEAD RROTHER' GRAFT
 WORKS SUCCESSFULLY
Tender Hearted Ones Full nish "Get-Away Money"
 to Applicant

By obtaining money under false pre- lenses that his brother was dead and he needed it to send a couple of dis patches a man who is stranger in Risbee is believed to have obtained enough money to leave the city yes ter, but they are unable to find him, so it is believed that he has left.
 Half a dozen tender hearted men are known to have been touched by the strangers appeal. To each or them he told this story: He has re- ceived news that a brother had died and he wanted enough money to send telegrams. The spectacle of a man being completely down and out and bowed down by grief and the sums varying from fifty cents to a dollar were forthcoming That officers are tender hearted and not hearted by reason of seeing so much of grief and want. is proven by the fact that several officer of the city were touch ed" as were the presiding justices of the two justice courts.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-24
TO THE PUBLIC

We have sold tho Maze Cafe to Mike Raioh and company; February 18th, 1912. We will collect all ac counts due us and pay all bills we owe. CARETTO & co.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-24
BARRIER IS BETTER
 ON SECOND VISIT
Play Is So Good It Would Be Welcome a
 Third Time

The Barrier" is the only attraction to play a second series of engage ments this season through Arizona, and while on the other trip that the production made through this state it did not play in Bisbee it could return here at any time and draw a crowded house. for as presented at the Orph- cum last night it was one of the best if not the best show seen here this year.
 The story which is one of Rex Beach's best is one of intense inter est filled with tense situations and action. As seen here 1t was well staged. the scenery and settings be- ing unusually realistic and the act ing of each member of the company of a high order.
 Charles P. Bates as Poleon Oar ret. the French Canadian. was the most popular with the audience and deserved the applause that he receiv- ed on every appearance for his work was of an order 10 rank him with the best actors ever seen in Bisbee. Miss Del Valle as Necia was charming and her acting was such as would satisfy the most critical, while all the other members of the company are worthy supporters of these two.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-24
NEW ASSESSOR GIVES
 OUT ANOTHER NAME

County Assessor E. A. Hughes was visitor here yesterday and announced the appointment of Fred Lindner as deputy assessor for this city and surrounding district, says the International.
 MT. Lindner is competent and ef- ficient and his appointment was due to the endorsement given him by the most prominent citizens.
 MT. Hughes came here direct from Tombstone and left last night for the county seat. He stated that H s. Ross would be the office dep uty and would also do some outside work. Mir. Hughes will attend to more of the outside work, however, and personally make the assessment of Bisbee and that vicinity.
 Assessor Hughes was the last oi the new county officers 10 assume his duties, being away from home or the day President Taft made a real state of Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-24
TRUANT BOY RESEhIS
 ACTION OF OFFICER
Physical Violence Is Used by Youngster Who
 Plays Pool

Truant Officer NJ l.. Riggleman was attacked yesterday afternoon by a Mexican boy. a truant, whom he at tempted to take into custody. The boy with several companions was hanging around pool room on Brew cry gulch when he was espied by the truant officer. whose duty it is to corral all children of sclOol age and put them in school.
 When the officer tried to make cap tive the school boy he drew knife and made several passes at the officer The boys companions came to the rescue and their united efforts were sufficient 10 make the officer release the captive. The truant officer sought the assistance of the city marshal but by the time they returned to the gulch none of the Mexican boys were to be seen.
 To Mexican boys of this gang. the pool halls seem to have a great fas- cination. They watch the games through the windows, taking it turn about, even during the hours of the night. During the early hours of the evening these boys, ranging from . to 12 years of age haunt the alleys and streets adjoining pool and billiard halls
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-24

 WELL PLEASED
Receptions Rendered to Visitors Meet With
 Appreciation
 Afterwards
TELL OF EXPERIENCE

The Fl Paso pathfnding party Of au- toists has returned to the Pass Sity. One of the party continued the trip on to Los Angeles from Phoenix, so the entire route from Fl Paso via Deming. Silver City. Douglas. Bisbee, Tucson. Florence. Phoenix and Yuma has been logged and will be published in the various automobile publica- tions.
 Being published in every automobile journal as being good town to stop at" is the return that Bisbee. Douglas and the other towns of New Mexico and Arizona will get for their courtesy and aid to the "pathfinders." This fact should illustrate to the mind of every business man of Bisbee the need of a commercial club, such as is being discussed in Bisbee at the pre- sent time.
 Regarding the tour, J. D. Bukey, who had charge of the trip said:
 The road all the way is 6 good one The only bad going at all was bet tween Fl Paso and Deming. With a small expense. this part of the road could be put in good condition and luttt MOulu bS lp utAtl tApeuoN bh the remainder of the highway other than the up-keep.
 At each of the cities we visited we received a hearty welcome, We were entertained by the mayors, city councils and chambers of commerce. At Douglas we were joined by forty more cars and the whole fifty-seven cars made the run to Bisbee. This Is the largest number of automobiles that has ever entered the city at one tune.
 All along the line there is a good deal of interest manifested in the Panhandle Cattlemen's convention. We were told at Deming, Silver City Bisbee and Douglas that each of these cities would send down a delegation in automobiles. At least twenty-five delegates will come from each of the cities. On our own trip we logged the trip all the way. C. H. Lester, who went with us to Tucson. will continue on out to California and will send us the log of the road from Tucson to Phoenix and from Phoenix to Los An geles.
 These logs will be printed and will be sent to the Transcontinental High way Routine committee in Chicago When it IS known what a fine road there is. from Fl Paso to Tucson and that it is one of the finest scenic highways in the country it is assured that Fl Paso will be made one of the, stops on the ocean to ocean higl8 way
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-24
FUNDS FORTHCOMING
 FOR BASEBALL LEAGUE
Committee Starts Collecting and Finds Little or
 No Difficulty

The committee of the base ball or ganization appointed by the chair man of the organization at a recent meeting to solicit funds for a nest egg" for the Tri-TOwn league was out half of the committee operating in Bisbee and the other half in Lowell and Warren.
 There will be no trouble in raising s150. the amount called for by Mike lannon's suggestion, but the ghost of the old Cactus league is still in the land, The committee learned that the evils of a base ball league lives after it but the good is inferred in the ground with the bones The com mittee solicited one man for a contri- button just after he had killed one gloom in the form of a S150 debt O. the old Cactus league.
 The board of directors of the Tri- Town league. which after all is not even Q thirty-second cousin of the Cactus league. is determined that the new league shall pay as it goes. T want it understood now" said league director vest terday, that the debts of the league will be paid as they are made. The gate receipts of the games will not be divided until every debt Of the four weeks period is discharged. This might as well be understood at the outset. for we are going to hew to this line
 The committee did not get to see all of the base ball supporters yes terday and another round will be made today The directors will meet tonight or tomorrow and arrange a schsdule for the league season.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-24
TUCSON PosToFFicE SITE.
After Lcns Delay and Consideration
 Location is Announced.

WASHINGTON, Feb, 23-(Spec- ial) The long delay in the question Of the site of the public building to be erected at Tucson, came to an end today by the secretary of the treas ury approving the site located at the northwest corner of Alameda street end Stone avenue. The price is Sl5,- 600 and the land is owned by Alfred Steinfeld
 MT. Ross of Bisbee called upon Rep Hayden today.
 Deputy Sheriff and Constable John Bright at Courtland has an Apache sQuaw on his hands that he would like to get rid of and at present is in q quandary as ;o what to do with her. The woman has been wander ing around in the Sulphur Springs valley tor the past few weeks and was in the habit of going into the various ranches and helping herself to whatever she desired and in number Of instances scared the wo- men who were ou the places. Con- plaint was made and Mir Bright wen+ out and brought her into Courtland and IS now holding her there at tha- place. The authorities have written 10 the Indian agency at San Carlos to see if she is a ward of the govern ldent and if so to have them come after her. The woman refuses to speak anything but the Indian lah' guage and Mir Bright has so far been unable to converse with her.
 Wanted for Murder.
 Advioes were received at the sheF- frs office today notifying them to look out for a Mexican named Jose Estrada, who is wanted Tn Pima county for the murder of Apolonio Romero. The alleged crime was cont mitted at Greateryille on the l7th. inst.
 Unable to Convict.
 Word was received at the sheriff's office today from Sheriff Walker O. Panhandle county, Texas, to the ei- feet that Joe McCann alas Joe Ten ple. who was taken back there rom this county, would be turned loose on account of some technicaiities oi the law. Temple was arrested Tn Douglas on a charge or passing worthless checks and was sentenccd to serve a term Of six months in the county jail here. After he was ar rested on this charge 1t was discov cred that he was wanted in Texas on a charge of embezZlement and Sheriff Walker came out here after him bringing extTadition papers which were honored by Governor Sloan.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-24

See tine sensational drama in three parts at Star Theatre tonight and Sunday 159.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-24
KREBS WILL BECOME
 DEPUTY COURT ClfRh
Assistant Secretary of Local '. M. C. 4. Is Given
 Appointment

R. 3. Krebs, assistant secretary O. the Bisbee '. Nj. C. A., has been ap pointed deputy clerk of the superior court by Court Clerk J. E. James. Mir Krebs and family will leave next Wednesday for the county seat where they will reside. Mir. Krebs has al- ready rented a house at Tombstone and Is making arrangements for leav- ing the Y M. c. 4.
 It is not known as yet who will succeed Mir. Krebs as assistant 10 Secretary F. s. Davis, who is out of the city at the present time, attending the southwestern amateur basket ball tournament at Fl Paso. MT. Krebs re- gently qualified at the Y. NJ C. A., training school for a secretaryship.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-24
URGE PENSION BILL.

SPRINGFIELD. H., Feb. 23.-The passage by congress of the Berger old age pension bill. and legislation against loan sharks was urged in a resolution adopted today by the con vention of the Illinois district of the United Mine Workers of America
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-24
( [ . ( . . : : : ( . : . . . Cananea News Notes. . | ( ( : . . ( | : @ . . $

CANANEA, Con, Mexico. Feb, 23- Telegrams have been received by of tcials in Cananea to the effect that the bandit band which raided the Mababi ranch on Monday evening were given battle at Aguascalientes between Yzabal and Fl Tigre on last Tuesday afternoon, by Q small attach ment of federal soldiers. The reports state that six CT seven were killed 10 all on both sides, but no other details were given.
 It is rumored that Duhagon is nun bered among the dead.
 The Cananea base ball team. made up Of local home s1keut went to Her mosillo to piay two games n last Saturday The ssrres were played Sunday and Monday, the Hermosill0 team winning both games. The scores were 6 10 , and II to s.
 Details regarding the Magdasena jail delivery have been received here. u seems that the affair was pulled oi at noon on the 10th. while the guards were at lunch. Only three were left on duty. the sentinel turnkey and the chief It seems that the plot had been matched between a trusty named BenitO Aguero and the sentinel, who was dissatisfied. At 12:30 the sentin el knocked down the turnkey and took his keys, giving them to the trusty ad then at the point Of a gun comman ded the eating soldiers 10 remain quiet under penalty of death to the first man who moved. Aguero turn ed loose all of the prisoners, who wenl to tie arsenal. which was well stock ed, helping themselves to guns and ammunition and belts and made fol the hills. The chief who attempted to interfere was met by the sentinel who threatened his life Later the chief turned the corner of the build ing to look at the fleeing prisoners and was shot at but was missed There are six Yaquis among the pris oners, and they went south while the remainder went north. There were two murderers in the lot under life sentence.
 J. l. Cohn.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-24
IF THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION

keeps up it will soon be impossible 10 purchase the zerapes for which the Senors are famed. These zerapes might justly be called the Navajo blankets of the Mexican for they are hand woven, have the same gay color ing and are used by the Caucasian purchaser for purely decorative pur- poses. The ones at Balke's Big Curio are the best to be found in the coun. try.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-10-07

Rezultaty Sledztwa dotychczas
wykazaly, ze korporacye graiy
wybitna role w dotychczasowyct
kampaniach prezydencyalnych,
Wobec przewazajacych dowod6n
mkt ME watpi tenn, re ,Stan-
dard Oil" kompania ofiarowaia
100000 ma kampanie Roosevelta
w roku 1904 i re tel sunny ME
zwrocono, pomimo to, il Roose-
welt twierdzi, re mic o tenn ME
vie. Co zas do sunny wynoszacej
$250,000, a skolektowanej przez
Harrimana, rozeszla sic historya,
re Hartman ma pol tajnie aspiro-
wal do miejSca W senacie Sta
now Zjednoczonych jake naste-
pea sen. Depew. Z tego powodu
popierai republikahskiego leade-
ra, G. B. Odell'a i dla niego te
SUNG skolektowai. Czescia planu
tego bylo wystaranie sic dla Sc
natora Depew posady ambasado-
ra we Francyi.
Grozba powaznych zaburzen.
Boston, Z pazdziernika. =
Wczoraj popoludniu 1000 robot
nikow unijnych, przewaznie czlon
kowY organizacyi industrial
Workers of the World" zamierza-
10 urzadzi} zebranie w historycz-
nej ,,Fanueil Hall", W celu zapro-
tcstowania przeciw uwiezieniu ].
!. Ettor'a, A. Giavanitti'ego J.
Caruso "a zamordowanie Amy
Lopizzo. Burmistrz Bostonu
Fitzgerald odnowil i'm zezwole-
MIA ma zebranie. Wtedy unionisci
zebrali sic ma placu pred hala
,,Fanueil" j zagrozili, re spala La
wrence, w kt6rem W ciagu strajku
Lopizzo zosta}a zamordowana
zeszlej zimy i rozbija w kawalki
wiezienie w Salem, w ktorem vie
zniowie sic znajduja.
Zdenuncyowali burmistrza Scan
Iona innych urzednikow W
Lawrence, jakotez burn. 'Fitzge-
ralda, O'Mar'a, komisarza policyi
i innych urzednikow W Bostonie.
Sekretarz J. ]. Ballam, oswald
CYL, IL grozbe swojq spefnia, je-
zeli szkoda jaka stanie sic wiez-
MON. lub Haywoodowi, jednemu
./TOoL1,,r 1eyie M Sfror1fcv 1PI1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-10-07
BARTzEN PODAJE NAzW|SKA.
Prokurator stanowy zajmie sic skandalen
poWiatowym. Ma nazwiska swiadk6w.
KRADNA REWOLWERY.
Poicya wozni sadowi posadzeni 0 kradziez

palny jest "a broh wiezniowi "a
brana odpowiedzialny. Jurysc
ma posiedzeniu protestacyjnen
nazwali Cregiera kiamca i powie
dzieli, ze z bronia ME maja nj,
do czynienia. Rewolwerami opie
kuja sic wozni lub tez policya.
Sedzia Newcommer powicdzia
re policyanci wymieniali swe re
wolwery "a broh zabrana wiez
niom wprost pred jego oczyma
Cafy spor skohczyf sic tenn, Z,
sedziowie ME maja z ia spraw;
mic do czynienia, bron zabran:
wiezniom przechodzi ma wlas
nose woznych lub tez policyan
tow.
Ma wojne.
Hasio bojowe, jake sic wyr
waio z piersi tutejszego konsul;
greckiego porwalo wszystkich
tych, ktorzy mieszkaja ma Baika
mach. Wczoraj popoludniu odby
10 sic posiedzenie wszystkich ma
rodow balkaiskich w hall Brick
layers i tam zebrano tysiaceA do
larow ma podroz dla tych, ktorzy
wracaja do kraju, by walczyc !
Turkami i Moskalami. Z miasts
Gary do Ojczyzny ruszyi caiy
oddziai zoinierzy pod komenda
kapitana Tomasza Kolleffa.
Kolleff jest weteranem wielu
wojen Turkami.
Ma wojne wybiera sic takzs
dwoch chicagoskich lotnikow:
John Schaffe j L. Elliott. Obaj u
czyli sic lotnictwa W Cicero.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-10-07
TeIegIaHy kIajoHe'
Program sledztwa funduszow
kampanijnych w biezacym
tygodniu.

Washington, 7 pazdziernika.-
Welding zapowiedzi komitetu
Sledczego W sprawie funduszow
kampanijnych ostatnich trzech
kampanii prezydencyalnych W
tygodniu biezacym zakres sledzt-
wa ma objac kampanie prezyden,
cyalne innych partyi i innych
kandydatow, oprocz puik. Roose-
velta.
DIS maja swiadczyc Mathew
Hale Massachusetts,, senator
M. B. Scott Z West Virginia, Lo-
uis Hammerling Nowego Yor-
ku, Charles R. Crane z Chicago,
Ogden Mills Nowego Yorku
Charles E. Russell Nowego
Yorku.
We wtorek maja swiadczyt
Ormsby McHarg, kierownik kon-
testow w konwencyi republican,
skiej dla puik. Roosevelta, byiy
senator Chauncey M. Depew j re
prezentant William B. Nc Kin
ley Illinois, ktory kierowal
kampania przedkonwencyjna W
interesie prez. Tafta.
w srode wezwani beda Char
les P. Taft, brat PREF. Tafta,
Charles d. Hilles, przewodnicza-
cy republikanskiego skomitetu
krajowego r. S. Lovett, zarzad-
ca linii kolejowych, bedacych po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-10-07
Capzalp Tbowacfazef.
przednio pod zarzadem Harrima-

przednio. pod zarzadem Harrima-
ma. ~.
We czwartek komitet przeslu-
cha ]. Quincy, demokrate z Mas
sachusetts. Rogera Sullivana z
Illinois.
w piatek Swiadczyc beda Me-
dill Nc Cormick Z Chicago i Will
liam S. Edwards z West Virgil
MIA, obaj zwolennicy Roosevelt
ia i E. T. Stotesbury Filadel-
fiji. @ ... ..,.
Z powyzszego spisu, ktory "a
wiera. przewaznie nazwiska kie-
rownikow kampanii innych kan
dydatow i ofiarodawcow ma te
kampanie, widocznem jest, re ma
reszcie zakres sledztwa bedzie
rozszerzony. ...1.
Zeznania W biezaeym tygodniu
beda tax zajmujace, iak W ubie-
glym. .Prawdopodobnie kilka SEN
sacyi wyjdzie ma jaw.
Charles P. Taft, brat prezyden-
ia repr.W,B. Mckinley opowie-
sdza, lie zebrali wydali ma wy
datbi kampanii, gdy prez. Taft u
biegai sic o nomlnacye ma prezy-
denta.
Charles R. Crane, bedzie, mo
viii tenn, jak to istotnie bylo 2
lego dwoma kontrybucyami, je-
dina dla CUB: Wilsona, druga dla
sen. La Follette'a, obie wynosza-
.ce po $4,000. 8,
CIR. Hilles opowie, co zebrai
iwydai ma obecna kampanie PREF.
Tafta i takze bedzie pytany po-
.giosce, rozpuszczonej przez ME
go; re wydano $3,00O,oO0 W inte-
resie puik. Roosevelta.
Roger Sullivan j inni wybitni
demokraci. beda wezwaui, azeby
udzielic informacyi W sprawie
'kontrybucyi ma rzecz kandydatur
CUB. Harmona, CUB. Wilsona j
repr. Underworld.
Sensacya ma bye wywoiana,
gdy bedzie pokazana fotografia
listu, ktory miaf sic znajdowac w
kolekcyi Blissa.
w. R. Hearst. bedzie takze
.wnet powoiany. lego zeznania
maja takze bye bardzo zajmuja-
.ee,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-10-07
Ze Szwecyi.

Stockholm. z pazdziernika. -
Proba mobihzacyi ma granicy ro-
syjskiej dala znakomite dowody
sprawnoSci wojska szwedzkiego
W dwu dniach bez kolei ma wiel-
kich przestrzeniach skoncentro-
wano 9 pulkowy korpus wojska.
- Szwecya ogiosiia urzedowo
udziai sw6j W wystawie panam-
skiej w San Francisco W r. 1915.
- Ostatnie Igrzyska Olimpij-
skie, urzadzone W Sztokholmie
pozostawiiy Szwecyi panliatke
$245,O0O = deficytu.