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Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-22

=. J. Crawford VS.. a. &. Crawford
action for divorce
Henrietta h LYME rs. r. c. Hynie
action for divorce.
Louis Voelckel Us. Ethel Voelcktl
action for divorce.
State Of Arizona vs.. T. r. Metz, AZ
ton for back taxes.
Donna Lee Allaire vs.. G. Allaire
action for divorce.
State of Arizona vs.. S. Shave, action
for back taxes.
Jennie NJ. Happe VS.. A. F. Happe,
action for divorce
State of Arizona VS.. c. F. Phil
brook. action for back taxes.
State Of Arizona vs.. G.. w Palmer,
action for back taxes.
From the above it will be seen that
Cochise county / sstill endeayorinS
TO lead all other counties oil the state
in sUits for divorce. there being a
total of FIVE out Of thirteen cases filed
in the last few days.
News Notes of Interest.
United States Examiner Jones, con-
nected with the department of COM
raerce and labor at Washington, who
has been in Tombstone conducting
hearings for naturalization papers,
has gone to Globe. where he Will con-
tiuue TO add more citizens 20 the list
Of Uncle Sans freeborn.
Representative James F. Duncan OF
Cochise country has introduced bill
in the legislature at Phoenix. by re-
quest. asking for Saturday half-holi-
DAYS In all state, county and municipal
offices for ali heads Of departments,
deputies. clerks and employees.
There are but about twenty-five
prisoners confined in the county jail
at Tombstone at the present time, be
ing the lowest number held IN that in
stitution for some time. all of whom
are awaiting trial in the superior
court. with enc or two exceptions,
these being time prisoners.
At its recent meeting held in this
city the board Of supervisors audited
claims against the country in the
sum O. $23.335.S5. being ordered
drawn from the following funds:
General fund. s1O.30IG1: salary fund
IS. SCI 60: and Road fund. s5.173.15.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-22
DOING THEIR Duty
Scores of Review Readers Are Learn
ing the Duty Of the Kidneys.

To filter the blood is the kidneys
duty.
when they fail to do this the kid
news are weak.
Backache and other kidney Ills may
follow.
Help the kidneys do their work.
Use Doan's Kidney Pills-the test.
ed kidney remedy.
Proof OF their worth in the follow
ing:
Mrs. O. F. Baldwin, $50 ". Fourth
Ave. Phoenix. Ariz.. says: II have
no hesitation in vouching for the
merits Of Doan's Kidney Pills. as they
have proven TO be an Invaluable kid
ney remedy. While never used
Doan's Kidney Pills myself, they
have been tried by one in my family
who suffered from backache and kid
Rey trouble This remedy brought
quick and positive relief. This pleas
ing result has induced the person re-
ferred TO, toplace- every confidence In
Dosn's Kidney Pills and in recon-
mending them whenever an occasion
has been presented. may add. We
still give credit to this remedy as the
cure it effected IN the case I refer TO
has been permanent"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. FosterM ilburn Co, Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name--Doan's-and
take no other-AdvertiseHe
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-22

still. Cattlemen have lost consider
able money by not being able TO make
contracts at the high prices offered,
as they often cannot tell whether they
wiz be able to falfill shipments. but
even at that many punches OF con
siderable size have been sold for in
mediate delivery at good figures.
The export tax OF two pesos per
head. recently imposed, viii probably
have TO be born by the buyer. The
southwest is generally experiencing
a shortage OF cattle and buyers are
bidding against each other for good
cattle. The two peso tax, hardly
think, will have much to do with n
ture sales"
Mr.. Legleu is in the city from ri
Paso. where he attended the cattle
mems convention. lie reports a big
gathering at the convention and that
it was one Of the most successful
ever held in the Pass City.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-22
TELEGRAPH
IS NOW IN JAIL

TUCSON. March 21.-Ex-LieuteIl
ant Rodgers, formerly first lieutenant
of Company X, Arizona National guird
is in prison at Hermosillo according
TO adyices that reached Tucson from
an authentic source yesterday. Rcd.
gers has been in Mexico about six
months. resigning his lientcnancy in
the local company when he went TO
Hermosillo to accept a Position as
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-22
INTRODUCE ME-" IS BIG
COMING ATTRACTION
Equals Prince Of Tonight in
Public Favor--At Orpheum
Next Tuesday Night

Introduce Me" coming to the Or
pheum next Tuesday night. viii give
the management of tho house its sec
ouc play handwriting that is certain
Of making a big his with the Bisbee
and Warren district public.
IN getting Introduce Me" the Or
pheum management may be counted
"a doubly lucky, for as with the
Prince of Tonight" which scored SO
great a success at the thea-er Tuesday
night of this week Introduce Me"
comes with the highest possible rec
concentrations from all along its route
from New York west
Also as with the Prince of Tonight,
Introduce Me- is conceded by theat-
rieal people to be top nOtehcr and
certain 0 fnever falling to give large
satisfaction to those who go to see
e. particularly under the auspices o.
q first class company such as is car
ried BY the management producing
tie play as Il win be prt on at the
Orpheum next Tuesday right Con-
corning the PLAY and the company
which will present It here. the Allan
to, Ca, Constitution. one OF the best
theatrical critics in the country. has
the following 70 say;
The inclemency fthe weather is
blamed for the rather poor sized audi
ence which witnessed the four-act
comedy Introduce Ne" last night, a
much poorer audience than the merits
Of the production warranted 1t Is a
comedy pure and simple. yet clean
and wholesome and one TO which
mother, wife or sweetheart may be
taken and. at the same time q mere
man may enjoy Il while she is laugh
ing over the complex difficulties Of the
Nicol household. Della Clarke, the
authoress VIM also plays on the lead
ing roles, has shown a faesle pen in
describing the trouble of Mr.. ard Mrs
Nicols. both OF them writer's. and
given an insight into the woes OF
some American households. 1t Is
something different and. both from
being different. and being excellently
presented and having merit pleases,
The production viii be repeated to-
night and, Judging from the comments
Of those noting it last night, there
VIII be a large attendance provided
the old axiom about satisfied custom
CTS being the best advertisement
proves true again.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-22
R0NEY BOYS NEXT :
WEDNESDAY. Adv.

TOO LATE TO ,cLAssIFY
Waitress, must be first
class, Copper Queen hotel. Il
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-22
CATTLE INDUSTRY IS
STILL GOOD IN SONORA

Even with the unsettled cousi-
tiOns in Sonora, the cattle business in
that state Is still good said c. Leg
lue, a prominent cattleman Of the
Cargo section. who was in the city
yesterday.
During the two years Of disquiet
since the Madero revolution first
sroke out, it is true that thousands
Il head OF cattle have been killed that
the owners viii have 70 pat down on
the loss side. But the ranges have re
NAMED generally good and the stock
industry in Sonora. though handi-
capped. is by no means at a stand
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-22
ASSESSOR BUSY
ON ANNUAL JOB
BY Order of the Tax Com
mission Values Will Be
Much Higher This Year
Than Last:
NOTES OF INTEREST

TOMBSTONE, Ariz., March 21.-
County Assessor Z. A. Hughes and his
force of field deputies are at present
engaged in making the regular annual
assessment tours OF the various
parts Of the county. and according to
Feuprts reaching the ceHHJy seat, the
work Of assessing is being more Ell
GcientIy executed than ever before,
and but few residents will escape.
According to the new ruling Of tho
state tax commission. which calls for
Sine assessing OF all persona! proper
IL at its full cash value, Il is expected
that the cross valuation Of county
property viii exceed that Of last yea'
by several millions of dollars, the To-
tai valuation o fall property in Co
chise county having been in the neigh
borhood Of thirty million.
Trial Judy on Monday.
Next Monday. March 2fth. VIII be a
busy dav en- Tombstone, ds the trial
iu-v of the present term q fthe SD
rerior court viii again report for duty
10 complete their labOrs, while it IS
expected that judge Fred Suffer viii
issre q call for the setting Of the civil
cases at some future time within the
newt month
New litigation continues 20 pile up
IN the Office of the clerk o. that tri-
bunal. as is evidenced by the follow
ING now cases placed upoh tie docket:
State OF Arizona VS.. ". p. Dickey-
et al action for recovering bach
taxes
The Rank Of Douglas Us Il Duey. et
al. action for debt in the sum Of St5p-
State OF Arizona vs.. Charles Odam,
e al action for back taxes.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-22

craftsman with the Southern Pacific
of Mexico.
II is said that Rodgers helped n
Southern Pacific lineman repair a tel
egraph wire that the constitutional
lists or state troops had cut for STRAIT
egic reasons and he and til lineman.
whose name is unknown. were ar
rested and thrown in jail.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-22

Another story of Rodgers's arrest
was that he was wearing his uniform
as first lieutenant on the streets OF
Hermosillo and that for this he was
arrested. out this report was later
found to be untrue. Information Of his
arrest was received here by Manager
Schneider of the Citizens Transfer
company.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-22

Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound as |
found it very good
for organic troubles
a n d recommend it
highly. | had dis
placement, b a ok
a ch e and pains
when standing on
my fe ct for any
length of time, when
/ began 70 take the
medicine, but l am
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-05
DECLARES FISHER
IS NOT COMPETENT
SENATOR AsHUHsT PROCEEDS To
PROVE ASSERTION BY ASKING
QUESTIONS.
TO AID POOR MINER
SANS ANSWERS OFT SECRETARY
OF INTERIOR SHOW THAT
HE is NOT FIT TO MAKE
RULING.
TO AID POOR MINER

WASHINGTON, Jan 4.--Senator
-Ashurst. of Arizona. called on Secre-
tary of the Interior Fisher today TO
protest against a ruling that overturn-
ed previous rulings of the department
OF thirty years standings. After ask
ing Secretary Fisher number OF
questions. Senator Ashurst, smiling
blandiy. and in good humor, told him
plainly he certainly was incompetent
for hts position.
Why" exclaimed Secretary Fisher,
after he had got his breath, that is
an insult to a cabinet officer"
Only Speaking Truth.
Not at all, retorted the Arizona
senator. II am only speaking the
truth. You admit by what you have
told me that you know nothing of the
conditions In the mining States. that
you know nothing OF mining law, and
that you never tried mining case.
have asked you IL you knew the mean
ing of a half dozen different terms
used In mining. and you say you do
not Doesn't that prove your incom-
petency?''
The secretary used some forcefui
language. but Senator Ashurst main
tanned his good nature, and merely
emphasized his original statement.
Ruling of Secretary.
Secretary Fisher had ruled that
there could be no prospecting for
valuable minerals as practieed for
more than a quarter OF century:
that the miner must discover IT on
the surface. and not sink any shafts.
The man for whom the senator
made the fight was ROYAL A. Smith. an
ardent taft sssss. r. saae the
sasss s1or tire. -s55Trkssss ~ States stans4s
against Mr.. Ashhurst Senator Smoot.
of Utah. also has protested against this
ruling, and the position OF these two
senators had BEEN backed up by every
senator from a mining State.
Secretary Fishers ruling In said 70
he In the interest OF the corporations,
and against thu poor miner
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-05
Goethdls Is Picked
For War Portfolio
In Wilson Cabinet

TRENTON, n. j.. Jan. Here is
a new one. How about Colonel Goe-
that's for secretary of war? He Is
the man who put the canal in Pan
anna, and Mr. Wilson desires the canal
opening TO be one of the features OF
his administration. As secretary OF
war, Colonel Goethais would be in
constant touch with the great pro-
ject which he has had so close to
his heart. But these matters of pa
tronage, while interesting to the per-
sons concerned, are secondary TO
other questions which the next pres
ident now has under constant con-
sideration. He is more concerned just
at present in framing his legislative
policy. The impetus young legis-
iative Lochinyars Just out from the
West who think they are coming to
Washington upon the embling Of
the extra session and write their
names high on the scroll Of fame
have another guess coming to them.
They will not get q lookin-
Mr. Wilson and Oscar Underwood
and Speaker Clark have a thorough
understanding as 10 what Is to be
done and what is not to do done at
the extra session. There will be alb
soiuteiy perfect teal work OF these
three
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-05
COL. ROOSEVELT
ARRA|GNS COURT
DENoCNCEs JUDGES WHO SENT
NEW sPAPER MEN To JAIL
ON CONTEMPT CHARGE.
SENDS 4 'Ef5tfEfGRAht
as OUTRAGED AND INDIGNANT
BEYOND MEASURE An lxFAMX
PENETRATED IN IDAHO
HE SAYS.

CALDW ELL. IDAHO, Jan. 4.-In
a telegram singing with bitterness,
Theodore Roosevelt today denounced
the State Supreme court judges who
recently imprisoned editors Sheridan
Broxon and Cruzen, for publishing the
former presidents message critics.
Ing the court for barring the Progress
sive electors from the ballot last Mo-
vember. Todays dispatches, which
was received by J. II. Gibson, chair
EaaEss 81 the Stats .PrqgrassiSes agSana,-
IA iaIa, Is rs .falluNs; 5s ..,,g, 81.
II am confident that ! express the
feeling of every decent American.
when / say that / am outraged and
indignant beyond measure at the In
fstf4st- that has been perpstrated N
Idaho.
Essence Of Action.
Tn its essence the action of the
court Is in the first place to deny 10
a very large minority possibly a plu-
rality. of the voters OF Idaho the
right effectively to express their de-
sire as 10 who shall be the chief
magistrate of the nation, and in the
second place to punish those who pro-
test against this denial of justice and
thereby seek TO intimidate all men
who may hrseafter desire to protest
against similar outrages.
mo anarchist agitator could ever
do anything against the courts COM
parable in effect TO these actions of
the highest of one of our State courts.
Need Recall of Judges.
There could be no better proof
that we need in any State the power
to recall judges from the bench when
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-05
Two Rival Institutions Ex-
pected to Get Together
in That Time
NJ. c. Y. HAS NAMED
COMMITTEE TO ACT
Faculty Meeting Held Last
Night and Sentiment for
Uniting Said to be
Unanimous

within two weeks the Medical Col
lege OF Vtrgalia and the University
College of Virginia will consolidate
under the name of the Medical Col
lege, or DIR. George Ben Johnson. of
Stuart Mcclure. of the Medical Col
lege, OF DR.. George Ben johnson, Of
the University College Of Medicine.
az president.
Such progress has now been made
that il IL confidently believed that no
obstacle can present itself and 1t 10
hoped that the merger can be praeti-
cslly consumated within fortnight.
is statement Of K. L. BeFniss, cnair
man of the board OF visitors of the
Medical College of Virginia. and con-
CURED in by Judge George L Chris
fian. chairman OF the board of the
new school.
According to an officer of the old
college the consolidated college will
become a part of the medical depart
ment OF the University OF Virginia
in time. the whole to BIZ under the
management OF the State university.
Memorial hospital and Virginia hog
pital will be part of the new Medi-
ell College OF Virginia after the con-
solidahon is effected.
VI. C. V. Names Committee
At meeting of the faculty OF the
Medical College OF Virginia last night
a committee was named to confer
with amy other school. college or hos
pital with a view to consolidating or
merging with the Medical College Of
Virginia
This committee CONSISTS OF Drs.
Christopher Tornpkins, George Ben
Johnston, william H. Taylor, Lewis
e. Bosher and Charles r. Robins. No
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-05
SURVIVORS TELL
STORY Of WRECK
EIGHT CLING FOR HOURS TO THE
RIGGING. But SEVENTEEN
OTHERS ARE DROWNED.
In CHESAPEAKE BAY
STEAMER JULIA LICkENBACH Is
RAAMED BN THE INDRAkUALA.
WHICH BACKS OFF AND
is REACHED.

NORFOLK. VA, Jan A Wire
less message received here tonight
Rom the revenue cutter Apache says
tEa British steamer Indrakuala res
cued SIX OF the crew of the steamer
Luckenhach. with which she collided
in Chesapeake bay today.
Ore of the men. w. M. Mcdonald
q coat passer died from the effects
of the long exposure In the Lucxen-
bachs rigging.
This reduces the death list Of the
dis@s ter to seventeen. as twenty two
were FIRST reported to have been lost,
~. IL pEe75Al}fnss, th4t tRe.e- SIX tl 81
yEe1a gEseiea. iTgIn, the wafer BIZ the
Tnfsrakua{a's small boats,
The message states that the crew Of
the IndrakaAIa are greatly srieved
over the loss of life
Thn Indrakuala- NLicla-a-as ~Asachad,
Is badly dana ged forward. and there
is considerable water in her hold, The
Apache win attempt To TOYS her 10
Newport News, when tho weather
clears
Story OF Wreck.
NEW YORK. Jan. with the
abatement today Of the wind and
Continued on Fifth Page)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-05
AFFAIR OF CASTRO
PERPLEXES STATE
SECRETARY SAGEL SAYS WRIT
OF HABEAs WILL BE FOUGHT
IN CoURH
MAY 60 HIGHER UP
CASE LIKELY TO REACH THE
SUPREME COURT OF UNITED
STATES BEFORE DECISION
is REACHED.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.~The Cas-
tro affair bids fair TO become a cause
celebre. The state department is
mainly interested in keeping Castro
out of the country, owing to the APP
prehenslon that he will make II a pos
sible point Of departure for Venezuela,
in order to foment a new revolution.
1t is an open secret also that the
department OF commerce and labor is
at variance with the state department
81 .ssats ssrsN,sasatYagsa :9s25s =
tfsssts tiels5sq tTregii OF eoYagflsTee and
labor will. If it thinks it necessary.
appeal to the attorney general 10 rep
resent the immigration officials when
the case comes up before Judge
Hough. next Friday. In any event IL
appears quite likely that the case viii
eventually have to be settled by the
United states Supreme court.
Commenting on the habeas corpus
proceedings. Secretary Nagel said to-
day.
viii Fight Habeas Writ
I'VE viii fight this writ of habeas
corpus Ii is unprecedented. we fire.
quently have had aliens swear out
writs OF habeas corpus, after they
have been ordered deported. In this
case the writ was obtained to prevent
US from doing something that We had
not done.
I'VE viii fight the writ solely on
the grounds that we think that the
department of commerce and labor
should have the right to decide on
Castro's eligibility for entrance. Our
fight will not be ON the line that he
is not a fit subject for citizenship.
We will insist that before man is
admitted this department should be
allowed to determined his fitness. On
this point we win fight to the end.
(Cnniinued on Second PaEa0
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-05
sUFFRhGETTES OUT
OF GREAT PARADE
WASHINGTON POLICE DEPART
asENT RULES AGAINST THEIR
MARCHING.

WASHINGTON, Jan 1.-The brilliant
and picturesque sufsragette parade
planned for March Sd will be shorn
OF a great deal of its glory by the de-
clination OF the police department to
sylvania avenue.
The suffraTettes are militantly mad
about this order. and they will try to
have IL revoked. They are not satis-
they parade on Sixteenth street. This
is a magnificent thoroughfare, but 1t
IN ROT Pennsylvania avenue. which
men have used for years when they
wanted 10 show themselves 10 best
advantage The police department
thinks that on the third instant Penn
sylvanta AVENUE viii be crowded with
military and civic bodies, etc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-05
ATTEMPTS TO KILL
HIMSELF IN CELL
ISLE OF WiGHTs CONFESSED IN
CENDiARY BUTTS HEAD
AGAINST WALLS

SUFFOLK. VA. Jan. George p.
Rouse. the Smithfeid merchant, who
confessed to having fired the town sew
eral weeks ago. and who was caught
applying the torch to another building
week later is confined to his bed In
his cell in Isle OF Wight county Jail
with O five-inch scalp wound. self-in-
tiicted. Rouse was found in a pool
OF blood and on the wall Of the jail was
blood and matted hair. where the pr.s-
oner had evidently butted his head In
an attempt to brain himself.
Tho wound was dressed by DIR. r. l..
Seward. of Isle Of wight Rouse, while
seriously injured. will probably recover
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-05

Mrs Mary Melton. OF 14l0 Taylor
street, reported to the First district
last night that negro snatched her
purse from her at Nineteenth and
Main streets. Tho purse contained
s1.ss. She was able to furnish de-
scription o. the negro.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-05
Rechad Pasha Says Nation
Will Not Suffer Extreme
Humiliation
OFFERS TO CEDE
LARGE TERRITORY
Will Leave Conference Mon
day if Allies Refuse to
Accept Terms Already
Laid Down

LONDON, Jan. 4.--Suppiementing
his statement made earlier In the day
that the allies had an army that
could continue the war" Or Daneff
this evening stated that the Bulga-
rian and the forces assisting them be-
fore Tchatalja. and Adrlanopie. had
been brought up to their full fighting
strength. and were better provisioned,
better drilled, and better equipped
IN every way to carry on hostiiities
than when the war began Many de-
fects disclosed by field duty had been
corrected. he said, while the COM
missariat and sanitary arrangements
had been greatly improved. He add
ed that AdrlanGpie was reduced TO
the point where the bursting of the
she'll of an attack would bring a
prompt surrender
Determined as are the allies 10
have Adrianppie, the Turks are just
as determined rot to surrender the
fortress Said Rechad Pasha to-
night
After having coded more terri
tory than that which the entire al
lied states had before the far. Tur-
key could not suffer the undeserved
humiliation of ceding what she has
chung 10 more from sentiment than
for territorial value"
osrnan Naztm Pasha interrupted TO
say
After we declare this in our sit
ting on Monday if il breaks the nego~
tiajlons, as the allies assert II will.
we Will pack our belongings and 20"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-05
House II Entered.

J. T. Hall. OF 612 North Twenty
third street. reported 10 the police
yesterday that hts house had basn
entered by . side window and that .
pocketDopk. some small change and .
ring had bean atela1.