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Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-19
ATTEMPT ID BLOW UP
 PASSENGER TRAIN IN LAKE COPPER COUNTRY
Carried Sixty Guards and Passengers-Engineer Saw Smoking Fuse in Time

CALUMET, Mich. Oct. ls.-oetec- lives are working on the attempt at Copper City, in the copper strike dis tric.. this morning to blow up a kee- weenav Central passenger train which was carrying 42 mine guards to the Mohawk mine and IS passen' gers to various Keeweenaw county points
 The officers have a description oI the men said to have lighted the fuse reaching tc the charge of dynamite which exploded and tore up section of track as Engineer Cooking, who had seen the smoking fuse, stepped his train a short distance from the shot
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-19
.PANKHURST DECISION TQn0onnRROW
 |S NOW HELD FOR DEPORTATION
London Milants Expect Storm of Protest from American Suffragettes to Compel Admission - Barred as undo' sirable Because of English ConvictionsNoted English Woman Declares in Boston Delight Over Action.

labor. Post will take up the record under consideration, but the cOmmis- sioner said tonight he has no inten- ton of holding a formal hearing of the case on Sunday Such a proceed ing would be unprecedented, he said.
 It appears scarcely likely that fin al decision of the case will be an- nounced before Monday. It will then be determined by Caminetti and Post whether Mrs. Pankhurst will be per mitted to land or whether she will be deported to France, whence she came after acts committed for the cause in England.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-19
LONDON MILITANTs HARD HIT

LONDON. Oct. IS.-Order for dc portation of Mrs. Emma Pankhurst. coming on top the publicity given de- lection of MT. and Mrs. Patrick Law renee from all forms of mllitancy. has caused consternation among mili- tant sufrragettes here.
 Mrs. Amy Maud Hicks, who has served several terms of imprisonment for window breaking and "obstruc- ton" said: T am greatly surprised that the American authorities should take action which would tend to make Unites States equally with England the laughing stock of the civilized word as regards the treatment oi militant sufragettes. but I confident ly expect that American suffragettes Win make such a protest as to lead to resembling of the deportation or. der
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-19
Makes It Plain He Will Not Resign Nor Flee = Is in Office to Rule Within the Law, When Possible.
Boldest Yet, Are Declarations of Dictator - Believed a Candidate for Election = Carranza Forming Cabinet

MEXICO CITY, Oct Provision al President Huerta has not resigned. nor has he fled from the capital. When seen at the palace this after noon. he said he had no intention oi doing either
 When l resign Huerta said fit will be to seek a resting place under six feet of soil When l flee the cap ital, it win be to shoulder rifle and take my place in the ranks to fight the rebels"
 This was Huerta's answer tc quer 6es as to whether thrre was any foundation for reports freely circulat- ed in the capital and said to have found their way from the palace. He locked the picture of health and energy.
 As to the report that I fled be said, you see for yourself I am here at my post. Tc say I have re- signed, or intend to resign. would be a falsehooi I have no intention of resigning. Should the elections. which will be held as I promised, in dicate another for the presidency, l shall step down Until then, I stay here. keeping my promises to the na- ton. which were to reestablish peace. within the law if possible, but to reestab,ish peace"
 Huerta interspersed his talk with anecdotes to illustrate his points and appeared in a wholly undisturbed and jovial humor.
 Another thing Huerta said, T have money for my requirements Don't think I haven't. Where I get if is my secret" skipping his chest w4h satisfaction.
 Replying to a question as to paci ficatiou. he asserted that before the enc of the month the government would have retaken Torrson and made headway towards the pacifca ton of the state of Rurango.
 "I have 5000 men at Hipolyte' h' said moving to Torreon and 2,oo' proceeding north from Zacatecas.
 In reply to suggestion of the furth CT effect of the troop train proceed ing to Torreon having been blown up he exclaimed: More lies, nothing O the kind occurred. In the opinio! Of Huerta, the sensational rumors O the wrecking of the train originated with his enemies.
 Huerta is working l5 to IS hour daily, sleeping only at odd time when fatigue overtakes him.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-19
MANY WILL BE HI BY
 ANTI.C CAMPAIGN FUND
 BILL PASSED IN SENATE
If House Makes Adoption, Federation of Labor and Others Will Be Restricted

WASHINGTON. Oct 1s.-Ssnator Clapps bill to prohibit interstate movement of campaign funds passed the senate today without debate. It would prevent financing of national political campaigns in any state by interests outside Clspp declared tse measure designed to prevent secret donations
 II the house approves the measure it wiIl effect not only political in- terests but also such organizations as
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-19
PARTY LINES TO DROP

WASHINGTON, Oct. ls-President Wilson cleared the path for currency reform today through conferences opened with republicans Of the sen ate committee, brought about by as- surances that republican members were trying to impede action on ihe bill
 Democratic leaders expressed con fideace tonight that the senate com mittee will be able to come to sucn agreement on the reform measure as will insure its unanimous support by republicans and democrats in com mittee. No effort will be made te draw party lines
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-19
cARRANzA ORGANIZING CABINET
Is Preparatory To Formal NesOt'a
 tions With the U. s.

TUCSON, Oct IS.-tSpecial)- Gen. Carranza at Nogales, sonora took definite steps today in organiz- ing his cabinet. as provisional pres jtent. in order to formally receive from Washington the state commnhi' cations which he now expects. He De ueves that these will include wlthih inc next few days lifting of the em' largo on arms and ammunition
 Rafael Zuberan and Francisco hs eudera as secretaries of gobernacion and hacienda respectively have oeen definitely decided on. The otAel portfolios have not yet been assigned but Cen. Felipe Angles is said. to o' slated for the war department.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-19
LAUGHS AT TESTIMONY

PLYMOUTH, Mass, Oct. lS.- Testimony intended to establish that Admiral Eaton was poisoned. was in- troduced in the trial of Mrs. Eaton today Dr. Joseph Frame. family physician told or attending the admir- al the day before death. Mrs. Grar @ Howard and Miss B. Collemore, testi- fed that Mrs. Eaton asked them to accuse the admiral of having tried to f.iIt with them. Mrs. Eaton appeared much amuse1 and at times laugGoa.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-19
HuEsTk FOR PRESIDENT
Lind in Possession of Campaign Cir
 cuIars From Over Mexico

VERA CRUZ Mex. Oct. lS.-Cr' culars urging the people to vote Tor Huerta for president have been re- ceived by John Lind, President NI' sons personal representative, from various parts Of the republic. some came from as far south as Campeche while others were sent from the west coast The wording of the circulars is identical and they are all signed Committed"
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-19
GOOD TURN FOR ENeLANop

BOSTON. Oct lS-Mrs. Emiston Chant. eminent English woman, told members of the 20th Century club to day that she heard of the order to depurt Mrs. Pankhurst with an over wheIming sense of gratitude" She called it a good turn for England. We have suffered there" she said.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-19
ENGLISH WOMAN WINS

wILAaNGTON. Del, Oct ls.- Miss Gladys Ravenseroft of Broni borough club, England, former cham pion of Great Britain. defeated Miss Marion Hollis. of westbrook, L. l. this years metropolitan title holder two up after sharp contest in which both played good and bad golf toda"
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-19
RUNS IN FAMILY

COLORADO SPRINGS. Col Oct. 1s. Mrs. Annie Hamilton Pitzer. sister inIaw cf Champ Clark. has announc- ed her candidacy for postmaster of Colorado-Springs. A dozen others are in the field
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-19
KEEP OFF RAILROADS GROUNDS

NEW YORK. Oct IS --lSos to looo arrests are now being made monthly for trcsyassing on radlroads The law has been d dead letter. but railroaos intend to have it enforced and there l,y save hundreds of lives.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-19
NO FORMAL HEARING TODAY

WASHINGTON, Oct 1S-Commis- sioner general of immigration Cam inetti received the papers tonight in record Of the hearing today of Mrs. Emma Pankhurst by the board or special inquiry Tomorrow the com nissic cner and acting secretary Of
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-19

the American Federation of Labor and the National wcmen's Suffrage as- sociatfon.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-19
slssgE TEmPERAruRE

Bisbee temperature yesterday, high T, low 49. No precipitation.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-19

The so-called "Slingsby baby case" involving S50.000 year in come from Yorkshire (Eug.) estate, and charge of baby substi- tuition by Lieutenant and Mrs. Charles Raymond Slingsby in order to get this income, is to 5e reopened in San Francisco. The British con- sul in that city has been appointed by the English high court of chan cery to take testimony on the sub feet, and the final disposition of the estate is said to hinge upon this proceeding. -->
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-19

For Southern Arizona ~ Fair and Cooler during Sunday. ln the north showers.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-19

Metal market dull. Practically nomlnally. Copper firm. Electrolyt- ie Ie75 to 17.50.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-05-16
Aired Family TrOubIcs In COuis.

Tho troubles Of tha CarnvVall and
Miller families were aired Ia Justice
stalsy'A euart Wednesday Both
families occupy rooms Ia THE Bren-
nan a Davis block and for sams time
they have not been DDcylng lhs Hlb.
ilcal injunction of loving Thy neigh.
bor ~ myself. The hostile feeling
was Increased one day laal week
when Cornwall. W MFa. Miller a.
iegss. lnsultod her ~ the halfway.
She Informed har husband and shs
next day or 10 hn demanded IF Germ
wall that be apologize - Mrs. Miller
Instead 81 complying With the d.
luand, Miller alleges that Cornwall
drew = knife 90 him. and later made
IN attempt upon his life by HhootinR
80 him twice. A. any rate Miller
caused the arrest 1T Cornwall 0n enc
charge Of assault with = desdly
weApon. Az the oonelnaios az tlsc
nearing Judge staley bound Corn
Wali over t0 ths district caart and
fixed his bond ~ sI2a0, whteh waa
promptly Furnished. Thus sndath
the first chapter
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-05-16
BERN N0TE.

Bern. May 10 I4aat Monday even
ing Mrs. Esehler gave = Feesntiou In
honor ~ her son Rsmben md hia
bride. who was formerly Mrs nar-
rIsr u Raymond. A delightful time
uss had and all extended eaugFata-
Iatl0sa a. tho newly w@dA.
On che evening Of the Itch the
rhildren, grandchildren aud fFlentia
If Mr.. Louisa Kuaz gave her =
pleasant surprise In honor ot her
5ith birthday. The evening vas
apena in games. maale and . ioIiy
social time generally.
Robert n. kaua and brieIe were
given = reception last light az
MIA fathers hotne. The y0ang eoa-
pie wsFs the Feeipisuts Of numerous
presents and IRE best ulaheA 0t all
we're extended Tor their futufs hap
pineea.
The Been school elossz tsdky eish
= program in the tlau afteEnean and a
dance tonight.
The Bern farmers have IN theiE
crops In and = large aereaNso haa
been planted.
The valuable h0rsss of q. BeuhIaH
that have been anlletad witll a dla.
ease known aa giengitts haHs ahOul
recovered.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-05-16

Eastman kodaks and all supplies
for the amateur at Rinehart Studio.
A. G. Preston writes to have his
Examiner changed from Lima, Mon
tana to Salt Lake, where he now
holds position in the Short Line Of
fees.
For sale-Market garden; acres
of land, II glass hot beds, brick house
old log house and a barn. 1880 cash.
Mrs. M. Burya, Montpelier. 1885,
Don't forget the cooked food sale
at Rich's grocery tomorrow after
noon, the proceeds from which will
be used in buying books for the pub
llcl library.
We furnish your home from kitch-
en- to parlor, and lowest prices on all
of our goods--Vincent Furniture Co.
County Auditor Broomhead is ac-
quainting himself with the contents
of the 18th session laws, a copy OF
which he received from the secretary
of state the first of this week.
Ladies' and gents straw and pan
anna hats cleaned by George Jarzey,
the cleaner.
Last weeks Rock Springs Miner
says that Mrs. II. r. Groo of Gum,
left Wednesday for Long Beach
Cal, where she will remain for some
time for the benefit OF her health.
The Mode is the place to find whai
you want in millinery at prices tina
are right, opposite Ritter Bros. drui
store. Miss Carrie Hunter and Mrs
H. b. Whitman, props.
Robert wallantine of Paris and hi
16-year-old daughter, Eva, were botl
operated on for appendicitis Wed
nesday at the Ashley & Cooley hos
pital in this city. Both are reportet
as getting along nicely.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-05-16

Joe Kinney Of Cokeville, has made
a couple Of trips here the past week
in his new 90 horse power Norwalk
car. Ii is certainly some car, and is
equipped with all the latest con.
viences known to auto builders.
For eye strain don't fail TO see A.
L.Chilton, optieian. In Montpelier
May 10, 20. q, %, "a ana Is. Of
flee over Modern Drug Co. All work
guaranteed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Ball, who have
been visiting Mt the home Of o. X.
Manner for the past four weeks,
went TO Rupert last Saturday 70 visit
with relatives for short time before
returning 10 their home at Corthage,
Ind
All the -four we have produced
since last harvest has contained at
least so per cent Of the Turkey Red
hard wheat and 1t has all given the
best OF satisfaction. Don't fail to try
a sack. IA
Mrs. NJ. ]. Davis returned Tues
day from Salt Lake. She stated that
her daughter Lillian, who was Oper-
ated on for appendicitis last week
was getting along remarkably we'll.
She will be able to return home next
week.
Developing and finishing for the
amateur at Rinehart Studio.
Capt. A. H. Hardy of Denver, a
famous markesman and rifle expert
will give free exhibition Of fancy
shooting at the old ball park, Thurs
day afternoon, May % at 3 O'Clock.
Capt Hardy represents the Peters
Cartridge Co.
John Norton, Paris florist, has an
abundance of cut flowers of all kinds.
Phone orders given prompt atten-
ton.
In order to clean up my stock OF
spring millinery will make big re-
auctions in prices on all hats during
the next 30 days. Stock is strictly
up-to-date and large assortment IL
select from.-Mrs. J. w. Whinyates
H. J. Westh arrived In the city
last week from Rome, Denmark, fol
a visit with his old friend j. G.. Mel
sen. This is his first visit to Amer
lea and he is so favorably impressed
with this section Of the country tina
he may decide to remain here.
Will pay cash for real estate, o.
will sell on monthly payments a $
foot lot for twelve $40 payments, als'
so foot corner lot for $1T5. Call q
Nielsen's music store.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-05-16

James johnson, who Fecantly ~
tired from the a. y. forest servio-,
left Tuesday Tor Mountain View, Al
bortR, Canada, where he expects Ia
spend the summer. Mr.. Johnson has
bean with che forest service for six
years aud WAS recognized NJ one %
the best men IL the Caribou reserve,
and his friends regretted 60 learn of
his decision "a quit the service.
beginning next Sunday thd second
Ward congregation will hold asrvlees
ia the nav meeting house, a Sing che
basement until such time ~ the first
iio0r ~ the adiacc IL completed. Tho
basement il practically finished and
will afford mnte comfortable quarters
than they have hAd ln tho past, be-
Sides Il will save them paying rent.
Il will DO 1T least . year before the
building IL completed.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-05-16
Circus Parade at Moo !.

In order that tl,e esuntry fslks can
4avs ~ much time NJ hume ~ pnn-
sIbla an circus dhg. next Monday
tlls parade ~ ths Yankee Hobinsou
and Texas Bltl shows wtli tot take
place until noon. Promptly - that
time the parade moves, then al tho
outside fires exhibitions are given ~
the sllow grounds. F0F tbase who
'ams 10 early thsFa u plHuty II
amusement, however. and Il II ad-
sisable when convenient, ~ aosns IN
- early aa possible.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-05-16

Good Seed Potatoes and How to
Produce Tbem." Is the title Of bull
letin Just issued by the u. 8. Depart
ment of Agriculture. The Examiner
has about 100 copies OF the bulletin
for free distribution. They can be
had by calling at this office. Pota-
toe growers will find much of inter-
est to them in the bulletin.
Only q fair-sized audience witness
sed the play given by the high school
students last TuesdBy night. The
play il parody on "'Fhe Merchant
of Venice" and contains some
amusing situations. The charac-
ters were well sustained and the mu-
steal numbers by the high school
glee club we're heartily appreciated.
The ladies of st. Andrews Guild
will hold an apron sale and serve re-
Treatments in the first room west Of
the Sidney Stevens Implement Co.,
on Wednesday. May 21st, beginning
promptly 1T O'Clock. The proceeds
will be applied on the standing debt
of the church. You are cordially in.
vited 70 attend the sale and help =
good cause.
Mrs. Caroline Pugmire, widow OF
the late Jonathan Pugmire, died at
St Charles Oh Thursday May g. she
was about 20 years Of age and was
numbered among the early settlers Of
st. Charles. OF late years she had
made her home among her children,
there being two sons and two daught-
ers. She was loved by all who knew
her and scores Of citizens gathered nc
the meeting house last Saturday
afternoon To pay their last tribute Of
respect TO their departed friend.
Among the many improvements
which the Short Line Is making in
It's Kemmerer yards and between
here and the tunnel, where three
main tracks Will be maintained, with
three more sidetracks at Meyer, will
be the installing Of > six-lever cleo
trical interlocking plant just east Of
the tunnel, which will control the
switches and tracks at that point,
This will be the aFst interlOckIns
plant to be established ii western
| Wyoming. -KsmmereF Camera.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-05-16
The Modern Drug Co.

Fay" Austin returned Wednesday
from the Ogden Hot Springs, where
he had been for several weeks tax
ing treatment for rheumatism. He
is feeling much better, although he
would hardly think OF entering for a
20 mile walking match.
While the gentlemen are not ex-
pected TO bake anything for the
cooked food sale tomorrow, they will
not be barred from contributing 25
cents or more to help buy books for
the public library. Drop into Rl"h's
grocerey tomorrow afternoon and
contribute your mite fore q good
cause.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-05-16

The building used by A. u. HMinea
of McCAlnmon, jointly rs n residence
aud printing office was destroyed ny
fire early Tuesday morning. None
Of the printing plant was saved and
only q portion Of the household goods.
The total loss was about $1,000, with
only 5000 insurance.
For sale cheap, = No. 8 Roberts
portable bakers oven and other
bakers utensils, all In good condi-
ton. Call on or write the Royal
Bakery, Montpelier.
Next Monday. the day OF the big
circus, the Rex will run special
shows in the morning aud at a;a0 In
the afternoon, the time the big show
lets out. This arrangement gives
everyone an opportunity to see their
excellent show while waiting for the
parade or after main show Is over.
A special display OF lace curtains,
portiers, carpets, linOleums, rugs.
pillo US, brass beds and Sealey mat
tresses at the Vincent Furniture Co.
DIR. ]. r. Shupe, son OF John Shupe
of this city, who has been located at
sugar City for several years, has
gained such an extensive practice
that he has found II nessary to take
in n partner In the person Of DIR.
Emerson Young OF Salt Lake. Or
Shupe is also conducting n hospital
in Sugar City.
The parties owing me ON account
are hereby notified that unless they
settle Immediately, will instruct
my attorney to bring suit to collect
the same. l mean business so get
busy and settle up and save costs. -
ID. McLennan.
Fred Alfred, who Is employed I'm
Walter Phelps barber shop, received
. telegram Wednesday morning
from Portland. announcing the death
of his brother, Grant, who was work
ing there. Fred went TO Pocatello that
evening to meet the body, which will
be brought here and then taken on
to Fairvlew for burial.
Bring us your choice Aims for en-
larging. We can make you a Six II
for 90 cents. Rlnehart Studio.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-05-16
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Chaa. y. Wheeler, 81.

Sunday April 10th sunday school
1t 10 a. m. Morning preaching ser
vice at II.
EpwOrth league service 1t 7 .. M.
Evening service begins 80 5, 1t
which time . stere0ptiean lecture on
India will be given.
Our church. and services are open
10 ali vino care 20 meet with Us AID
all sill be made welcome.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-05-16

Local News
Montpelier, Idaho, May 10, 1918

Rex, Saturday afternoon from
to 8.
Look up the ad of the Rex in this
issue. 1t will interest you.
A son registered ut home of Bert
Brockett in this city last Monday.
Wanted, girl for general work at
the Lewis Hotel.
A sanitary couch for sale cheap.
Call on Mrs. o. f. Vogel.
Mrs. w. w. Chapman was in Lo-
gan several days this week.
Don't sell on time, Nielsen will
pay cash for real estate.
Wanted a girl for general house
work. Call on Mrs. w. w. Chapman
A good second hand organ for sale.
Call on Dave Lewis at Rich's grocery.
A good safe for sale.-Bear River
Valley Land Co. 13-tf
A new son arrived at the home of
John Stephens the latter part of last
week.
For rent, rooms for light house,
keeping. Inquire at Ritter Bros. drug
store.
Will build you house on monthly
Observation-Disclosures music store.
Miss Genevieve HofR is visiting
with friends in Salt Lake for a cou.
pie of weeks.
Mrs. e. A. White has taken charge
of the MILNE store opposite the
Fisrt National bank.
a good safe for sale.-Bear Rive
Valley Land Co. 13-t
The stork left little daughter a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Tuel
Ter last Tuesday morning.
Use our vacuum cleaner; it re
lieves the hard work of house clean
ing.-Vincent Furniture Co. /
Mel Herriok is back in MOntpelie
after an absence of over two years
He comtemplates remaining here.
Mrs. Joe COrum went to Denve
yesterday, where she will take treat
ment Mt hospital for several week
A fine 55-foot lot for $40 on cas-
payments Mt Nelson's music store.
For rent, business building adioil
ing Sidney Stevens Implement Go
building on the west. Apply to !
6 b. Cough.
J y Miss Vera Booth came up fro
Salt Lake last Sunday for . tv
weeks visit with her mother, MI
Cammons.
Have you seed the display OF bal
buggies at the Vincent FurniEul
Co? Prices from $3.50 to s8S.
The closing exercises of the Nor
pelier schools will be held in &
high school auditorium Thursdi
night May 30.
Gentle horse, harness and t.
seated Studebaker surry for %
cheap. Call at this office.
Don't just order -four from 20
dealer, but insist on getting Mol
pelier Milling Co.'S flour made fro
che blend of hard and soft wheat
Miss Nellie Hartman was taken
the Holy Cross hospital ct Salt La
Tuesday to undergo IN operation
appendicitis.
Get one Of those fine lots Of NJ
zen; they are worth double
price.