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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-26
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Household furniture, reason
able for cash: good as new. VIII sell
I'VE rooms, complete, or by the piece
Owner leaving the city. 91s East Strong.
25june1w
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-26

FOR SALE-white Leghorn eggs, soc
dozen. My Leghorns are the kind that
lay every day in the year, II you let them.
]. G. Horne, 40 e. Gadsden Apl?2
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-26

FOR SALE-Slightly used refrigerators
In splendid condition. Bargains. Cal
or address z. Campbell, 800 East Gads
den. 26june2t'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-26

wANTED-watches to repair; work
guaranteed. P. S.-You don't have to
22mchtf
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-01

Keller has resigned as pastor Of
Plymouth Congregational church.
Des Moines, Ia.-F. Warren,
80, found guilty of attacking g.
year-old girl. 20 years in states
prison.
Pittsburgh, Pa.-Dr. F. E.
Winter, in 1905, secured Louis
lana hooking bird, now he has
been fined $40 for having wild
bird in captivity.
New York.-Law compelling
all steamers leaving U. S. to car
Try two wireless operators and
auxiliary power plant as we'll as
main plant, went into effect to-
day.
Lenox, Mass. Pierpont
Morgan acted as Godfather to
Joseph Choate, Jr.'s little son,
Joseph 3rd.
Vienna.-Constantinople gov
eminent has ordered all Greek
merchant ships to get out of
Turkish waters. y
Rome.-Dr. Petacci, Pope's
physician, died today. His Holt
ness says doctor saved his life
several times.
London.-Mrs. Patrick Camp
bell is fast sinking. Case pro-
nounced hopeless.
New York.-Bertha Won In
erth held to grand jury in 81 900
bail because she borrowed en-
ployer's jewelry to make hit with
ship officer.
New York.-Mrs. Eta De-
mond saw leg sticking out from
under he'd ThanUht If was friend
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-01

SADa Liz AAA Os 0A44SO4A4
Brown, mother of 8 children, sui
eide. Overdose of medicine. Do
nestle trouble.
Steubenville, O.-Mrs. James
McCaffery, p, wife of man 70,
suicide. Domestic unhappiness.
HOW COULD HE ON SO?
Daniel O'Connell, a laborer
who earned about 50 week, was
sent to the Bridewll for six
months today for not properly
supporting his wife, Lillian.
How the wife is going to live
while O'Connell is serving time
in the Bridewell hasn't been an
,swered yet.
O'Connell and his wife did not
have home, They lived in cheap
lodging houses. The wife had
O'Connel1 arrested and taken be-
fore Judge Gemmill, sitting in the
Court of Domestic Relations.
Mrs. O'Connell told Judge
Gemmill that at times O'Connell
left her and went to stay at the
home of his mother, 3614 South
Halsted street, for days at time.
Gemmill made a long talk
about a mans first duty being to
his wife, even before his mother,
thus taking issue with County
Judge Owens, who recently for
bade a young man to marry if he
were not making enough money
to support his widowed mother
and brother and sister as we'll as
his wife.
Then het sentenced 'O'COona11
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-20
STATUS OF BRADNER
 MATTER FOR DISPUTE
Whether Speaker Is in or Out Discussed by Local
 Opponents of Law

No person holding any public of- flee under the authority of the United States or Of this state shall be a member Of the legislature
 What does that mean2" a report CT asked a group Of attorneys yes terday afternoon.
 Upon being cited a case. that of the succession of Sam B. Bradner, Of Benson. who reversed the procedure and as a member of the legislature became secretary of the live stock board. the attorneys agreed In chamber" and without having made an exhaustive study of the question. that MT. Bradner disqualified him self from serving as a member Of the lower house by accepting the secre- taryship.
 He may still be a de facto mem Der of the lower house but not a de jure member" said one attorney The situation contemplated by the constitution in the section you refer to undoubtedly exists in the Bradner case Just substitute specific terms for general terms in tiye law and see what you have. No person holding the office of secretary of the live Sibth sanitary h0sLiA HAiaiA bt d AAANAi- Der Of the legislature Mir Bradner was secretary Of the live stock sani- tary board, | understand. and was and is a memitar of the legislature"
 ~I do not know whether the issue will ever be raised. said another at torney, as MT. BTadner teems 10 have made an acceptable presiding officer. and should it be determined that ha is disqualified to hold office as a legislator. the county would be put 10 the expense of holding an election 10 Till the vacancy; but l think if the issue wpre pressed MT. BIadner would be disqualified. l do not state this positively but merely from a cursoTy examination ot the law.
 The quotation from the state con stitution comes from a section that expressly prohibits a member Of the legislature from holding any other state office.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-20
MESA STILL LIVING
 LIKELY ID RECOVER
Preliminary Hearing of Mus grave Is Set Down for
 Last Day of Month

Francisco Mesa, the Mexican who was cut and seriously wounded by Cal NlusSraye at Wilcox Sunday after noon, Is still living and will probably recover, according to Deputy County Attorney Alexander MuTry, who re- turned from Wilcox yesterday after noon in the county automobile, ac- companied by Sheriff Harry Wheeler who went on the Douglas.
 The MexiCan's name was not Sam Lopez, as Constable Bud Snow, Cf Wilcox. told the Review over long dis tance telephone, but Francisco Mesa. He receyied several serious stabs n his fight with Musgrave and was un- able to appear at the preliminary hear ing. which was postpOred until No veui. .er 90. IL is said that Musgraye's defense will be that of self defense. Musgrave says that the wounds were inflicted with an ordinary pocket knife.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-20
HIGH SCHOOL ELEVEN
 WILL PLAY IN TUCSON
Locals Leave Friday for Re turn Match with Old
 Pueblo School

Bisbee's High school football sagad Will leave Friday morning at G.55 o'clock over the Fl Paso and South- western for Tucson. where Saturday afternoon they will play the Tucsan High school The Bisbae team will arrive at Tucson Friday morning at n o'clock and will practice on, the University of Arizona campus Fri day afternoon. They will have good nights rest after their trip and should be in normal fettle for the game the following afternoon.
 The team is going through a srai. ing week of practice and this added week of work and experience. with an even break in luck. should bring victory to the locals Of course Tue son will have the advantage Of nlav- 'ing on the home heid but this has Jeldom militaled against the noun. taineer team.
 ? Coach IT, C. Henrie win not ac. company the team Friday morning but will go over Saturday morning and will be on the side lines Satur- day afternoon. A special rate has been given by the railroad for the occasion and a squad of rooters will PAND6AAe eNACAflfuhy llit AtdIls
 Coach Henrie and Captain Yoakum have tleen ronnd1y complimented since last Saturdays game on the showing made by the local team. While no one conceded Tucson vie tory, Tucson. on the strength Of dope, was the fayoriP it has not only de. Heated Phoenix High school. Phoenix Indians and the University second team but it has played the Arizona varsity to a tie. This made Tucson High loom large and ominous to Bis. lfe fans and they feared that Bisbee would be trounced badly When par tial luck gave the victory to Tucson in the shape of goals born on favor ing wind, the comparative strength of the teams was realized.
 Nothing but hard luck prevented Byron Thomas from scoring his three goals. The ball was wet and the wind was tugging against the kick CTS horsepower and the ball did not attain enough elevation 10 hurdle the cross bar. Thomas has been kicking goals for three years and there IS no better in the southwest
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-20
RECALL OF HE
 RECALL OCCURS
Cochise Precinct Voters File Counter Petition in the Matter of Constable
 Jenkins
DAMAGE SUIT WORKS

The voters Of Cochise precinct have repented Of the recall petition which they recently filed with the board Of supervisors against Constable Jenkins of that precinct Evidently the toJers Of that precinct had been misled in the matter of virtue of the recall and its all powerful ingredients They mad he,n told that when the recall was placed in the constitution it could Ds used effectively to remove every oD- 1ectiOnabie condition and to quickly adjust all manner of neighborhood rows. So when Constable Jenkins natspd an automobile 10 satisfy debt placed in his hands for coilec- ton it was quite natural for those who did not approve of such rough work on the part of an officer suppos- ed tO serve the people who elected him, to make run for the recall as a means of putting Mir. Constable out of official business
 Scarcely had the recall petition reached the supervisors when Con stable Jenkins caused to be filed a damage suit against the property own CTS on the petition for S25,OOO Then it began to dawn on CoChise precinct n strument with facilities for torturing at both breech and muzzle It dawned on the recall petitioners that while the county would have to pay the ex- pense of the recall election there was no provision for meeting the expenses of the big damage suit except from the pockets Of those named as defendants in it. Here was a demonstration of the recall that had not been pictured by those who painted it's virtues in the constitutional convention. No friend of the recall appeared to relieve the distress caused Ny the damage suit.
 In this pTedicament the progress siyes" of Cochise precinct came tO- gether for sober council and the result was to institute at once proceedings 10 recall the recall before that dam age suit began to stt in its work on the purses of those who had attempt ed to take the scalp Of the active con stable
 WEPn the board of supervisors met on Monday it was found that sUiti- cient petition to recall the recall vas in the possession Of Clerk Bob MaClly and thus ended the first attempt to work th.e recall in Cochise county.
 If it is admitted that signing a re- call petition is grounds for damage suits which are often expensive even to defend the result will be 10 greatly discourage the use Of this progressive instrument.
 Chairman Hickey Of the board. who returned from Tombstone yesterday was highly pleased at the withdrawal of the recall petition filed from CO- chise precinct as an election would have cost something like six hundred dollars.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-20
NJ MORE DANDRUFF,
 NO MORE FALLING HAIR
HERPIcIDE

Nearly everyone has dandruff. and must reconcile themselves to the idea of becoming completely bald or resort to the use of NeWbro's Herpi- cid.
 The manufacturers have absolute faith in Herpicide to kill the germ and remove all traces Of dandruh. So perfect is this beEef that all dealers are instructed to sell the preparation with money back agreement.
 Such supreme confidence is the best evidence in the world of the mer. it of Herpicide They know the re- suit. hence the guarantee. It pro tects the purchaser.
 Used as directed, Newbro's Herpi- eide kills the germ that causes dan. dTuff and prevents the hair from com ing out. It stops itchng of the scalp, which is so disagreeable.
 Send 10C in postage or silver for sample and booklet to The Herpicide Co. Dept. R. Detroit. Mich.
 Newhro's Herpicide in soc and sl co sizes is sold by all dealers who guar. antee is to do all that is claimed. If you are not satisfied your money will be refunded.
 Herpicide is for sale by all drug sists, and applications may be ob- tained at good barber shops. .-Adver- tisement 16.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-20
NEW TRAIN SERVICE
 AFFECTS CANANEA

CANANEA, Son, Mex. Nov 1g- Several important changes in agents of the Southern Pacific de Mexico railroad stations are to be made on December lst The most important stations 10 be affected will be Cananea and Nogaies. A vacancy wiH occur at The latter place on tLe first of the month, saused by the resignation Of Agent w. C. Bowman. who will leave the railroad to go into business. His position is to be filled Ey Joha l.. Pope. who at the present time is agent in IaE"0ea. The sUCC' ssCr Of MT. Pope has Lot yet Eeea appointed
 The change in the r.. ?. E s. w time table, which goes into effect on November 20, is likely to cause some inconvenience to Cananaans unless there is a change made in the t.me table of the local road. The trains and s. which are affected by the change will arrive in Naco at hours considerably earlier and later than a present and will cause long lay overs in the border town. The west-bounE train will arrive in Naco at about 7:4I a. m. The train to Cananea leaves NacO at lI.O4. East bound. No. & will arrive al NacO at 9.3G D. m,, wh:le the present schedule brings the Can anea-Naco train into Naco at 3.I5| D. Tn. Passengers east bound will be- obliged to lay oyer in Naco over five hours, while those going west must stay all night. probably. unless there is a change in the train known as No. l. which leaves Naco at 4.25 D m. for the west. Ig the s. p. road changes the schedule to meet the F. r. & s. W. change west bound pas sengers could make better time by going by way of Nogales and Tucson.
 Between 900 and 100 soldiers have left Cananea during the week for the south. some of whom are to be sent To GuaGalajara, according to reports. There are no more soldiers used as a guard on the trains as everything IS now quiet in the state. with the ex- ceDtion of portions of the southern districts. where the Yaquis are on the war path.
 Attorney Ben Henev of Tucson is in 1 Cananea on 2 business mission
 !. T. Evans has returned home from fAit dSOutd u VT -hElIDDd. where he is al present engaged in i vorkire propertv ba owns there. l lIe wll return 70 Arizona next week. |
 A. C. Chariot of New York city is l n the ei'v looking after his mining 1 interests here
 Georoe A Briggs and wife of Fl 1 Paso. Texss. ara gnes4 at the home i, of the formers brother. W. P. Briggs, l cashier Of the local depot
 Prank Proctor one Of the old-firn- ! DTS of cananea. now residing in Holly ! wood. Cal. was a guest Of J. N. Gibbs i and family this week.
 Pedro Rracamonie. Drefect of the ! Noctezuma district. was a Cananea 1 visitor this week on business. He re- Dor's everything ouiet in his district i and that the reported presence Of reb- els there are unfrue.
 JOSEPH l. COIN. |
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-20
MURPHY'S HAT
 NOW IN RING
County Recorder Is After Important Federal Plum, But Not Yet Ready
 10 Name It
PROMINENT DEMOCRAT
lspeelaI correspondencel


 TOMBSTONE, Ariz. Nov. 1S.- Woodrow Wilson is enjoying the ex- seat from Phoenix. the same emanat- ine from an authentic source, to the effect that Judge Owen E. Murphy, the present County Recorder Of Cochise county, has also thrown his hat into tho ring for very important federal
 plum, which is among the party's faithful workers in Arizona.
 lt has been known for some time past that Judge Murphy's friends throughout the state had been urgins him to make h,s wants known. and take his choice Of the plains" now upon the democratic pie counter.
 When seen by your correspondent today for the purpose of an interview upon the contemplated appointment, the judge merely smiled one of his genial smiles and answered.: My friends have been urging me for some time to permit my name to be placed before the president for a certain fed. eral appointment in the state, but what that appointment is, l cannot disclose to you at this time. but my hat is in the political arena, and | am now in the hands of my friends, and until the appointment has been made and announced. | am inclined to be entirely mum upon the subject.
 Judge Murphy is no stranger in the political circle Of the ncw state anu has indeed proven to be quite a poiit- ical factor in Cechise county politics in the past, the same being an ac. lnowledsed and conceded fact among the prominent politicians or Arizona. ana it now appears that the judge is to receive h.s reward in the way Of a federal appointment.
 Mir Murphy has served the demo- cra6csparty in various official capac- itlesHdering the past fifteen years. and it can be said that his political rec ord during that time has been with out blemish. The judge represented Cochise county in tEe 2ith legislature, and during that time introduced mucn usefHl and important legislation, prin- cinal among which was the Mine Signal Act" which is now law upon the statute books.
 He served as justice al the peace for nearly ten years in two Of the most important judicial precincts oi the county, namely Bisbee and Lowell, while his record as such official. which is now upon The records Of the oo"nty, shows that his administration was a most economical one, when compared With die records Of his predecessors.
 At the first election for state and county officers in 1911, Judge Murphy was a candidate for the office Of coun- ty recorder. and it is with pride tnaI he points to the result of that cleo ton, when he led the entire state and county ticket by several hundred votes above any other candidate upon the democratic ticket in the county.
 The friends Of Judge Murphy. par ticularly in Cochise county, congTat. ulate him upon his future federal apo ntment and extend to him their best wishes for a most successful ad. minisration.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-20
TO EEAUTIFY SMALL CITIES.

Baltimore, Md, Nov. 19.-The eighth annual convention Of the American Civic association began here today with a good attendance Of municipal officials and civic leaders from all parts Of the country. President J. Hor- ace Mcfarland called the gatherins to order and will preside over the
 three days session The program calls for an exhaustive discussiou of city planning with special reference
 to the problems of the small cities and towns. Other matters tEat will receive attention are the billboard and smoke nuisanCes, markets and market places and the exteTmination of the, housefly.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-20
KEEP FARMER ON THE FARM

HUTCHINSON. Kas.. Nov. 19.-Ag- ricultuTal experts and progressive farmers gathered here in force today to take part Gn the Kansas Agricultur- al and Industrial congress. The ses- sions will last two days. Increased yields, better highways, improyel marketing conditions and similar top ics are slated for discussion, but most attention wIll be directed to the prob lem Of how to keep the farmer on the farm.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-20
sHEAN SIGNS AT THE ALTAR

BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 19.--Dave Shean, former second baseman of the Boston National League Baseball club and last season with the Providence club, was married today to Miss Eiean- or C. Toomey daughter of Mir. and Mrs. James s. Toomey of East Boston. The ceremony was performed this morning in the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-20

It is a pleasure 10 ;ell you that Chamberlain Cough Remedy is the best cougnt medicine l have ever used" writes Mrs. Hugh Campbell, of Lavonia, Ga. T rave used it vita all my children and the results have been highly satisfactory" For sale 1y all dealers Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-20
ONLY A FIRE HERO

nut the crowd cheerey. as. with burned hands, he held up a small round box. Fellows" he shouted. this is Buck lens Arnica Salye l hold. has every thing beat for burns" Right! also for boils, ulcers. sores, pimples, ec- zema, cuts. sprains. Iru-ses. SuTest pile cure It subdues inflammation, kills pain. Only 25 cents al all drug sists 4O4
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-20
NOTICE TO cANANEA-BoSToN
 sTOcKBOL DERS

A special meeting of the stockhold- CTS of the Cananea-Boston Hining company is to be held at the Phila- delphia hotel on Saturday, November 23rd, at S:3O p. m. for the purpose of considering the reorganization of the company.
 H. g. SMITH, Pres.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-02
WEATHER FOR WEEK.
THE CITY

For Sale-Draught horses in good
condition. G. F. lett. If.
Miss Zelma Lindeman of Wabasso
visited here last week with relatives
and friends.
Mr.. andSMrs. McRae and dau
er Flora were visitors at the Giem
home last week.
Roy Bunce is home for the holi-
days visiting with his mother and at
the home of his wife's parents.
Glenn. Lauterbach came out from
st. Paul Saturday night and visited
with his family over New Years.
Mr.. Pete of the Pete & Schmid
company left today for LIE Sueur
where he will visit with relatives.
Having sold my team | would like
to sell my cutter, bob sleigh. bug
gies. wagon and harness. c.. O
Borg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dayis returned
Thursday from Sleepy Eye where
they spent Christmas with relatives
and friends.
Miss Ella HIM left Thursday for
Springfield where she visited with
friends until after New Years day,
returning today.
Mrs. Charles Gales entertained a
number of Ladies at cards at her
residence Thursday evening. Re
freshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Creep, of
Minneapolis came out last week to
spend Christmas at the home of Mrs.
Greep's mother, Mrs. O'Hara.
Mrs. G. A. Neufert and Miss Ber-
nice Francois entertained Tuesday
evening in honor of Mrs. trust Of
Fairbault, and Mrs. C. E. Green of
Rochester who are visiting here.
A. G. Burmeister is the: author of
a good joke. While the entire thir-
teen Lauterback children we're home
for the Christmas reunion last week
they decided that the time was pro-
pitious for family picture and
started for the gallery in bunch
when they met Mr.. Burmeister who
said; Hello. are the Lauterbach's
swarminR today"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-02

For Sale-A good piano cheap.
Inquire of Lauterbach Bros. 15-tt
w. N. Carter and wife spent
Christmas with friends at Walnut
Grove.
Rev George Root and wife OF
Lynd are visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. |. Root.
Wanted, girl for general house
work. Steady place to the right
person. Mrs. G. E. Wilson. If.
Miss Marguerite Warner left to-
day for Virginia, where she is teach
ing in the public schools.
Miss Vera Bathen returned Friday
from Minneapolis where she spent
Christmas vacation with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Turner of
Hartford, VT, are visiting at the
home of their son, Mr.. E. E. Turner.
w. j. Smlthers returned today
from Woodstock. Ont, where he has
been visiting during the past three
weeks.
A. c. Dolliff and family returned
from Minneapolis Wednesday after
spending Christmas at the home of
Mr.. Dolliff's father.
The Misses Emma and Bertha
Raddatz accompanied by Willie Rad
datz left last Saturday for Morgan
to spend the holidays with friends
and relatives.
DR.. G. r. Pease who has been Wis
iting in California with his daughter
and other relatives during the past
ten days will return home Friday or
Saturday of this week.
There was delightful social ga
thering at the home of T. H. Inglis
on Friday evening. about twenty
being present. Games were played
and refreshments served.
The Alumni of the Redwood Falls
high school gave ball at the opera
house Friday evening which was
well attended and proved thorough
ly enjoyable. The Lauterbach Or
chestra furnished music.
No more will the White Buick
tear along the roads of Redwood
county with the indomitable Hugh
F. Swain at the wheel. The White
Buick has done a disappearing act
anu in its place has risen dark
green. red striped Buick glittering
in its new paint and enamel. The
transformation was wrought by Mr..
Swain who adds skill with the brush
to his other accomplishments and
has turned out on this car as classy
q piece Of work as has been seen in
Redwood in a long time.