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The Detroit times., 1913-04-11
APPOINTMENTS
GET ATTENTION
in RAPID ORDER
President Wilson TO Begin Con-
sideratiOn of Long List
Tomorrow
BURLESON HAS REDUCED
LIST WELL PREPARED
Pacific Coast Jurist Likely To
BE Given the Best
Plum

WASHINGTON. April 10.-President
Wilson will take up the question OF
political appointments tomorrow. lie
has arranged with Postmaster-Generai
Burleeon 10 20 over the list OF sug-
gestions which have been made for
appointments in the postal service aud
towns throughout the country where
vacancies now exist. Burleson, ny
direction of the president, has sifted
through a formidable list OF applicants
for lucrative postmasterships and has
compiled the endorsements in such
form that they can be quickly dispos-
cd Of.
II was expected today that the pres
ident would be able to send 10 the
senate on Saturday, or al least not
later than Monday. a large list or
these appointments which are chiefly
of a political nature The president
has been deluged with applications for
misunderstanding from all over the
country, but in every instance. he has
referred them to Postmaster-Generat
Burlcson, who has conferred with the
senators and representatives responsi-
BILE for the patronage. II was stated
at the executive Offices that the APP
DOlntmentS OF JuuSe w III IL r. NiHS'
OF Oregon, TO flll vacancy In the
board of general appraisers OF mer-
chandise at New York has been de-
cided upon This is one OF the best
plums the president has available and
is extended as recognition of Judge
Kings work for the party on the Pa
cihc coast.
All appointment considered certain
will be that of +. NJ. Cokrell OF Mis-
souri,, TO be the civilian member O.
the board of ordinance and fornhca-
ton at $1,000 year
The entire Tennessee delegation in
the house called on the president TO-
day and urged the appointment OF w.
Y. Turley. OF Chattanooga. 10 be pub
lie printer. while delegation OF ILL
nois representatives urged the ap-
pointment OF II. c. Bell. OF Chicago,
as commissioner OF pensions. The
president told both delegations he
would consider their recommends
tons.
The Detroit times., 1913-04-11
DETROIT EDISON SHOWS
ADVANCE OF CENT

Detroit Edison with an advance o'
q point to 11s bid was the feature OF
the market on the Detroit Stock eK'
change. Thursday. Offerings were up
to 100, and there were sales around
119. Parke-Davis was lower. bids
being down two points to 1875. with
offerings heavy at l42. Michigan state
Telephone preferred worked up
quarter to 9S IA asked. but demand
was lacking. Mexican Crude Rubber
gained quarter 10 10 IA bid, and
American Lumber was Ave cents high
er to SIS bid Chalmers Motor lost
three points 10 125 bid, but offerings
were light Cities Service common
was bid up a point TO lib l-2. but Of
ferings stood at ll5. The preferred
was quarter higher at 50 "a BID
with stock at SO 3-4.
The Detroit times., 1913-04-11
OLD OFFENDER IS
ACCUSED AGAIN
Jos. Bieas Arrested on Suspi-
ciOn of Theft: Served Time
Several Years Ago

Joseph Bicas. aged -. of M. ~
AleNandrineaVs. east. VAS arrested
Thursday morning. ON suspicion OF
stealing tools from the late Senator
McMillans home. No 80 Jefferson
ave. which is now being remodeled
Electricians have missed number or
tools while az work In the house, and
when Bieas appeared on the premises
they nabbed him and turned him ovef
10 the police for investigation. They
had seen him in the house before. they
said. and suspected him.
Bieas denied that he went into the
house with any intention OF stealing
When asked what he wanted IN the
place. he told the workmen mat nc
was looking for position.
II told them that | WAS looking for
work. because ! fenred they were go
ing 10 mob me- said Bieas 20 the
police
Bieae has been arrested seyera.
times. but not within me past te"
years About seven years ago he
achieved notoriety hy robhiug homes
while going about in the day time ia
the garb ~ a working man and carry
ing dinner pail He served term
in prison.
"He carried the dinner pail as
means OF throwing people on their
guard said Detective William Grauss,
who worked on the cases agatnst
Bieas. EFF he called al a house where
the people were al home. he would
explain that he had been sent there
TO work. and would say that he got 10
the wrong address when informed
that there WAS no work where he
called"
OF late. Bieas has been driving az
auto truck for the Michigan Drug Go
The Detroit times., 1913-04-11
INDICT "CINCY" MEN
FOR JUGGLING FUNDS

CINCINNATI Ohio. April l0.-ln-
dictments were returned by the fed
eral grand jury against Charles n.
Davis. and Elmer F.. 0albraith. both
former presidents OF the old Second
ational bank
Seven OF the counts charge both
Davis and Galbreath with abstracting
funds seven other counts alleged
false entries. and "a remaining
counts charge misapplication OF
funds
The Detroit times., 1913-04-11
SLAYER OF FIRE
CHIEF FOUND GUILTY

BLOOMINGTON. Ind. April 10
The self defense plea OF Clinton How.
Gus, for killing former Fire Chief
Frank Todd. was turned down ana
the jury, after being out all night,
found Hovious guilty OF manslsugh-
ter. He was sent to prison for two to
81 years. Todd's wife. who was the
divorced wife OF Hovious, was in
volyed In the shooting
The Detroit times., 1913-04-11

Safety
Tread
Best In the Short Stop

This hyeingered Goodrich
Safety Tread gives YOU safety
all the time.
Il is real emergency brake
when you have 70 use your
hub brake in an emergency.
But the best part OF II is
and here Is where IL solves
the skid problem so simply
and satisfactorily-it is on
duty all the time.
II helps you in your steer
ing on the slippery. muddy,
slushy, oozy road or stresk
IL makes a skid unnecessary
II eliminates from your mind
the otherwise constant watch
fulness for that unexpected
slip and slide which may mean
a most dangerous accident.
You are able 10 enjoy your
driving, in the unconscious
knowledge that you are going
10 turn as you want 10 turn,
or keep going straight along.
or stop when and where you
want to stop.
You might almost say the
Goodrich Safety Tread WORKS
automatically.
Because Of its simple. nat
ural design there are no sharp
edges or corners 10 wear off
and really make risks instead
OF safeguards for you.
Because OF the arrangement
OF the fingers no ooEe can slip
back under the wheei-it 10
driven away absolutely.
Those Ave thick. tonSh rub
Der fingers are not simply on
the tread. They are OF II,
made with II and the body OF
the tire, and unit nodded
right into the single
The Detroit times., 1913-04-11
The tread that
makes the brake
effective

Goodrich safety Treads are
not built on theory They are
constructed scientifically and
practically upon a principle
which has been tried, tested
and proven over and over
again until there can not be
the slightest uncertainty about
It.
They act just as your own
rye ringers do when you put
your hand fiat on smooth
table top and hear your
weight down. then try 10
make your hand Siip-or skid.
They take hold and help.
All the time your auto is
running they are doing this.
Constantly they nre coming
down on the street or road
way. spreading out and SHOW
ing the mud. slush. ooze and
slipperiness away, and making
a safe path.
Goodrich Safety Tread Tires
are made Just 40 all Goodrich
Tires are made-unit nodded
construction. II you see a
cross section Of Goodrich
Tire you simply Cannot find a
separation or layer hpe. The
whole tire-body. tread ann
all--is literally nodded INTO
one in our single vuicaniza'
ton, which keeps all the life
and buoyancy OF the rubber
for you and ADDS the remark
abls road.resistine qualities
which mean mileage. ~
The Detroit times., 1913-04-11
Railroad Verdict Near.

NEW YORK. April l0-The arbitra-
ton board that heard the argument
in the dispute between the "A eastern
railroads and their locomotive Are.
men today began the actual work OF
preparing its award which must be
handed down by April %
The Detroit times., 1913-04-11

job Printing Done Risht. Tim 20
Printing Co. z John r. st
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08

welt, Sen. Beyeridge and many others were here, yet during that time the meetings were in progress and Mr Hamilton had splendid hearing. On nights when there was not a national political character the building whicE seated 2,000 people would be filled by 6 o'clock in the evening and services would begin before : o'clock. Hun dreds were turned away who could not find seats" Elwood, Ind, Gail Leader
 "The revival meetings at Gafena, kans.. in the big tabernacle came to a close last Sunday night. The meet. ing lasted for six weeks and was led by Evangelist Hamilton Of Sabetha kans. He was the right man for the work More than 300 people have joined the churches Of the city and more ara to come. With Mir. HamIl- tons long stay with us we have not heard a criticism in or cut of the churches. If he ever comes to Galena
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08
WEATHER FINE AND
 BUSINESS BOOMING

Yes sir, you may say that the warm weather is fine for business. and also that business is booming declared Manager Thompson of the B. l. Go. yesterday in response to query. We are going to sell more gas ranges this season than in any previous year. know 1t from the way the demand is opening up.
 The fact Is that in the gas business each year makes the travelling easier, particularly in the stove and range department. If your neighbor uses gas during this summer. 1t is next to certainty that you will be using it In your house before the season is done and a certainty that if you do not put 1t in this year you will the next.
 Particularly in this southwest coun- try IS gas in the kitchen worth many times over the cost of installation, for the reason that it makes the work in the house possible with comfort and with the minimum of loss of health and patience in the trying times Of the year when the natural heat imposes about all iD that line that a human being can take care Of. In addition to this is the saving in cost of fuel that gas enables. for when you are not actually usIng 1t you are not burning it
 We got in quite a large line of cooking apparatus a few months ago for the spring and summer demand. It has been going right along and the last two days of warm weather have
 started 1t moving so fast that this aft ernoon we put in wire order for ad
 ditional stock. for we do not want
 to run short of demand. And that is why l say the weather is fine and business booming"
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08

again he will have a warm welcome ' Galena, Kans. Daily News.
 No such crowds ever assembled in our town for any cause as attend cd the revival in the big tabernacle led by Evangelist Hamilton for the month of January. Near 400 people were converted in the meeting. OEe hundred and twenty-two men have united with one of the churches. who were converted in the meetings Stockton, Kans. News.
 These men have just closed a union meeting at Douglas that resulted ir 120 persons taking a stand for Q Christian fife. It is said there was not a criticism of them or their work in Douglas.
 The churches entering the meeting are the Presbyterian, Baptist, Chris tian and Methodist together with the Y. NJ. C. 4. The Christian people oi Bisbee are looking forward to great campaign. The attendance Of all the people Is desired You will be vel come.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08
First Gun at NJ. E. Church To- night~-Evangelists ,Hamil- ton and Leonard Will Lead the Campaign
ARE GOING TO BE BUSY

The union revival which has beer planned and looked forward to by church workers for several weeks past began last night at the Method ist church at 745
 The meetings will be in charge of Evangehsts Hamilton and Leonard Of Sabetha, Kans. These men devote all their time to this work and in the past four years, Mir. Hamilton says he has witnessed more than $500 people converted in his meetings, which have taken him into fourteen different states Prof F. F. Leonard, who will have full charge of the mus. ic during the meetings, has worked at this for the past Is years He has been with such men as Gypay Smith. BiederwoIf. Billy Sunday and P. P. Dilhorn. He is fully capable of handling a big chorus of singers and he Is planning to organize a bis chorus for the meetings He uses a s7Tg book put out by Bflhorn Bros. Of Chicago. He says he does not re. quire that persons be church members to sing In his chorus or that they have trained voices, but If you will try 10 sing he wants you to come and join the chorus.
 Mir. Hamilton is the right man for an Evangelist. He is a preacher far above the average, an untiring work CT. a student of the Bible and of mea. He is sympathetic to a large degree with men who are wrong and has a winning way with him Sabetha Her aid, Sabetha Kans.
 T have heard Sam P. Jones and Billy Sunday and admired them both. but I am free 10 say that MT. Hamil ton as a preacher is the equal Of them both He was here during tho hotiy confessed state campaign Such men as Gov. Marshall, Theo. Roose.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08
SLEEPING OUT DOORS
Allen BlC

Good health for all. Young says: Sleeping out :n the fresh air has been proven to be the greatest aid to health. Ever try it you will not sleep inside again.
 You get up in the morning. feel fine and fresh, head clear, never have cold.
 If you want to try it phone 52S, ask for Young and he will be glad 10 call and show you how nice and cheap your porch can be fixed up with roller curtains so you can sleep out in all kinds of weather If you don't have . porch then get a tent or tent house or some thing. but sleep outside. Young's Tent and Awning Co.,
 Opp. Masonic Bldg.
 McCarthy's Makers Of Everything That's Canvas.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08
Threatened with Pneumonia.

the Schwartz Bros - Go. store. ts. been confined to his room at the Doyle
 touse during the week threatened with pneumonia His condition yes terday was considerably improved and 1t vas thought he would escape the serioUs illness at first feared. How. ever. the announcement that two fair nurses are in attendance dimmed the hopes of his many friends down town of seeing him again at early date, II ever again, one expert iu touch with the case declaring that 1t was a good 100 to l shot that Ole would rot get we'll under six months at the least
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

By order of Building Committee Sealed Bids will be received for the erecting ia Twenty-siX foot addition to the Baptist church. Plans and spec ification can be had by calling at the Pastorium joining the church. T. any information is wanted call Phone IH6. Bids must be in not later than Monday May 14th, al 6 D. m.
 By order of BUILDING COMMITTEE Advertisement 3T7
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08
To Start New Work

D. NJ Hasler left yesterday for For. rest. where he went to start the new road work through Sulphur Springs valley in earnest. Mir. Hasler has gen eral charge of the construction and has his plans made for a speedy as well as thorough job. He intends that the new road shall be the very best that has ever been put up in the county and that 1t shall provide next to boulevard pleasures for automobile traffic while It will reduce the la0orE and expense of team traffic to the possible minimum
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08
From Tour in North

Will Nrenaman Is back in the city from a montA's tour in the northwest. rhe he went on coming out from Cananea. He reports Denver a grea- town. with condit- ons good generally in Colorado. Montana, Wyoming and Nevada mining country, but that Bis. bee tops them all, ss ever and always,
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08
Twin sut.es Gets Good Man

Johnnie Mullen left yesterday for Twin Buttes, where he enters the Twin Buttes Co. machine shop to carry on the expert bIacksmlthing end of the plant. His departure concluded visit of a month among his many old friends in the district
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08
BIDS WANTED

BIDS FOR CONCESSIONS ON LUNCH, SOFT DRINKS, ETC. AT RED mEN-EAGLE PICNIC ON JUNE HENDERSON, BOX s411, LOWELL. PROPOSITIONS FOR AMUSEMENT FEATURES, NOVELTIES, ETC, WILL ALSO BE CONSIDERED. ALL BIDS MUST BE IN ON OR BEFORE MAY 10.
 -4dver1isenent 3G3
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08
The commonweaIth Extension.

Parker Woodman, president of thc Commonwealth Extension Mining com pany and directing the deyelopmen, work on this property in the vicinity of Pearce, arrived in Bisbee yester. day The development machinery has been installed and work is now to be pushed and indications are favor able for important results.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08
Board Jumper

Dick Remington was fined s6O yes terday in Justice Thomas court on charge of beating a board bill He was brought from Benson by Consta- ble Thomas 70 answer the complaint. Bennington roomed while here at the house of Mrs. Addie Miller in Duback- ST canyon and 1t was for jumping his bill there that complaint was filed.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08
Back on tke Job.

Henry King, one of the Conpe Queens efficient force of ore sampler has returned 10 Els duties In the Hol brook following lay of with a broken finger and Injured ankle. from both Of which ho is about recovered. The accident resulting in tho Injuries was the result of 8 sampiing bar slip ping and springinG back.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08
Here on Business.

Judge F. M Doan arrived in tho city yesterday for consultation with Martin O'Hare. who he is represent ing in the disagreement which has arisen between MT. O'Hare and the city in regard 10 just where the line dividing several lots from the street leading up Tombstone canyon is To- cated.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08
School Closing

Arrangements are now being made by the Eighth grade pupils of the schools for ceremonies attendant upon the closing of primary grades on May Is. These exercises wiu be held in the evening. The High School closes June i.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08
RepairIne Streets.

The street department has been do ing considerable repairing on School hill. Ruts are being tilfed up and the streets generally being put into good condition.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08
Big Convention.

Special rates are announced by the Southwestern railroad for the Shrine convention. at Dallas, May 10 to iG. The convention will be the biggest ever held by the Texas Shriners. Tick,
 cts will be on sale from May 10 to l3.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08
Excavation Work

Good progress 1s being made in un, covering the old subway on the South western reservation. The workers now have come close to the tracks, which win have to be cribbed while tbe work is sroceeding.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08
Ore on Johnson.

A letter received yesterday by Os car Johnson announced the sailing O. Andy Johnson from New York on the ard., for Stockholm. where and ir other parts of Sweden he expects tc spend . several months vacation. He is due to arrive in Stockholm on Sat urday, when he will find a cablegram awaiting him extending congratula tions on his getting over and advising hin that by the same toker Brewery Gulch is charging one up to his sc count. His friends have had this hab- it around the Waldorf on all receipts of news since his departure. with re suit that the genial tourist may find 1t either necessary to increase his bank roll or conclude to remain away from the city permanently.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08
x Ray Photo

A remarkable X-ray photo was tax en yesterday at the Copper Queen hos pital when. in order 10 locate a stom- ach trouble, picture was taken through Ihe entire thickness of the body, the patient lying on the mega tive. lt is remarkably clear.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08
Tc Send in Cattle.

F. A, ToNreaf left yesterday on a business visit to Tempe, in which
 vic inity he has several car loads of fat range cattle read4 for shipment for his markets in this SisIriet
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08

Secretary of Commerce Redfeld says decision to inyestigate reduc- ton of wages following the passage Of the tarifI bill will not include all industries.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08
Ships Cattle

John True returned yesterday from Phoenix, where he was to See 10 the shipment Of a car load of choice cat. tie for his market In this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08
At the Capital

M. J. Cunningham left yestel Jay for Phoenix. expecting to be absent from the city for a couple Of days.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08
To Visit Here

Frank Thomas, court interpreter, yesterday received wire from his father saying that he Is coming to Bisbee to pay visit, MT. Thomas is a iustice of the peace at Globe.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08
Try Out

Try ous for positions on the Cen tral school team to enter the Gram ar School field meet on May 16 win be held tomorrow. There are a large number of entries for the team.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08
Married

Floyd Brown, and Miss Sadie Slmons were married at the home of the brides sister Mre George W. Wander walker on Monday night The young couple will make their home here.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08
From courtland.

J. ]. Bowen ha returned from busi' ness trip to Courtland- He reports that conditions there are excellent, with number of new lines starting up and the larger workings showing great activity.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08

Judge J. M O'Connell goes to Tomb stone this morning to attend to bus ness in the Superior court.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08
On Vacation.

E. D. Klaeiner, well known auto mobile for hire man, lett yesterday for FredericRsburg, Texas, where he will spend a vacation among old friends and relatives.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08
L-PERONAL-
On Vacation

On vacation Miss Josephine Itzwire, of the pos office, has gone on ner vacation.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08
Buys New Car

buys NV OsT
 IT Haythornewhite automobile for hire man, yesterday switched his al leg ance from the Ford car to Stude- baker, purchasing @ seven passenger car. 1913 model With this. equip ment the auto man expects to be able to handle the business that has been coming to him lately in constantly in- creasing volume with greater facility. Also he intends to go after business with more Yigor than ever before. which is putting 1t strong for Hay thornevhite is some hustler all the time
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08
NOTICE

Knights and Ladies of Security. Ben eft dance Thursday, May Sth. hedigo- vich Hall Tickets 50c. Advertisement 3IS
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08

Mrs. IT. F. Fletcher and niece, Miss Evelyn Cline. of Berner's Resort arc in the city visiting friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08
New Cans.

The eight new cans for rubbish, which were received by the city re cently.wiE be placed about the busi. hess section today.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-08

J. ?. NcQuad representing E. J shattuck and Co, dealers in ink. vss in the city yesterday on business.