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Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-10
HAYDEN WILL NOT
 RUN FOR GOVERNOR
Writes Letter to Friend and Expresses Desire to Return to Congress.

Effectively putting to sleep the many rumors that he would be a can dfdate for the governorship of the state of Arizona in the coming elee. ton, Carl Hayden. congressman from the state writes a firm denial Of that ambition 10 a close friend in Phoenix This leaves the democratic nomina. tion for next fall as mach in the ar as It has been for the last six months. The congressman has been boosted for the candidacy for several months by many of his friends throughout the state. He was acclaimed a sure winner against all democrats who would show themselves in the field as his opponents.
 The candidacy has been urged upon Hayden fer many reasons, chief of which was the fact that he has not lnterferred with the internal fights in the democratic party of the state and would heal the breach which now ey- ists in the party. It was acknowled- ged on every hand that shold Carl Hayden decide to run his chances 10 win were sure. His letter to the Ari- zonoan follows and is conclusive of his stand:
 I am in receipt of you rlettcr or August 27 in regard to the democrat ic nomination for governor of Ari2o- na and hasten to say that shall no, be candidate for that high office.
 At the age of thirty-six I feel that am indeed fortunate to be a member of congress. Everyone has been very kind to me here in Washingto and ] hope 10 be of some service to the people of my state. l have at present no other ambition than to remain in my present position, and while 1 ap. preciate the kindly interest of my friends and trust that l may continue to enjoy their confidence, l shall not be a candidate at the next election for governor of Aribona, nor for any other office than the one I now occupy by the votes of the citizens of Ari- zona.
 With kindest regards, am,
 Yours as ever,
 CARL HAYDEN.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-10

Happy" The T. Q. c. has interna- tional reputation now, and Hppy knows it. The reason why he has this knowledge need not be explained in full here, it being sufficient that
 because of an innocent departure from the police regulations in the Se- nora city be appeared before a judge. Among the effects taken from his pocket and placed before the judge was T. o. C. folder. The judge looked it over carefully and then asked if the owner Of the organiza- tion- Certainly Happy was. Then go your way was the sum and sub stance of the subsequent remarks from the judge through the interpre- ter. And Happy did. The cub meets tonight to frame resolutions of coni- dence and respect for that Cananea judge.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-10

DENVER. Sept. S.-(S Special At the recent governors conference in this city there were present seyeral daughters of chief executives from tho South, Middle West and Far West, who proved their right to the ballot by the interest they took in the questions which were discussed at the conven. ton
 One of the most interesting young women at the conference was Miss Olivia O'Neill, Southern beauty and daughter of the governor of Alabama.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-10
To visI. in Texas.

Mr. and Mrs. wm Mckay, of War. ren, left yesterday for Adkin. Texas, near San Antonio, where they will visit with relatives and friends for some time. Later they will go to San Francisco for a visit, folliwing which they will return to Bisbee. Mir. Me Kay, it will be recalled, lost a foot several months ago beneath a railroad car. For time his recovery was con sidered doubtful, but he has lately been getting along very we'll. The trip he is going on is expected to complete his recuperation.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-10
Water We'll Surprise.

A. H. Mann. rancher in the San Pedro valley who was here yesterday, reported that twenty-foot well which he drilled last year with no results as to getting water. was now filled nearly to the top. He stated the wat CT evidently seeped through tn sur. rounding ground and finally accumu- lad in the well. He says the water is absolutely pure snl he has not been able to diminish the flow by run. ming his pump at full speed.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-10

Although not yet twenty, she has at tended three of the conventions of governors, and has expressed her views on many matters of great i'm pOrtance to women.
 Several other young women who were seen at the conference were the Misses Aileen and Mona Dunne, the clever daughters of the Illinois governor, who will have the vote when they get twenty-one, and Miss AmmoEs, daughter of the governor of Colorado.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-10
Leaves for LeadviIIe.

J. F. Walker. a well known mining man in this district and president of the Mosquito Range Mining Co, of LeadvilleA Colo, has left for Colorado for the purpose of taking charge of the mine. He promises to see that the work will be rushed to the best of his ability.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-10
l. OC A L
Case Dismissed.

Attorney w. B, !Cleary, was at Ben son. Monday. representing Lee Adams. charged with aggravated assault. The lack of sufficient evidence. The case being dismisse for the charge was brought by W. F. Moss, who alledged that Adams assaulted him. Attorney Morrison. of Benson represented the prosecution.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-10
Charges Fall Flat.

Charges Fall Flat. On charges of embeZzlem ent pre-. ferred by William E. Cason, Myrtle Hayes and Laura Wood were arrested Monday night by Constable Thomas Subsequently they were released on bond which they deposited with the officer. When tried before Judge Thomas yesterday, evidence was found to be lacking and they were dis missed.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-10
Safety First Rally.

The Safety. First organization of the Fl Paso & Southwestern railroad is planning for grand rally at Doug las on next Saturday evening at the Y. NJ. c. A. building in that city. All the railroad men on the western divis ion, who can possibly do so are urged to attend this rally. Splendid musi. and interesting program has beeh prepared. An invitation has been ex tended to the public to attend MT Tinker the Safety First" superintend ent of the system will be present and deliver an illustrated lecture.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-10
For His Health.

Mir and Mrs. J. E. ProveDcher leave this morning for Los Angeles where they go for a several weeks stay. Mir. Proyencher is just recovering from a severe illness and goes In the hope of benefit to his health. They will re- turn to Bisbee when their vacation Is ended. They have resided here for the past ten years.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-10
Meeting Postponed.

The special meeting of the city council to investigate the street rail. way accident and to transact other business was again postponed Sev eral of the important witnesses are .stin away and time of return is uncer tain. The call of the next meeting was left to the mayor.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-10

per Queen, with Captain Hodgson al their head, enjoyed their monthly ban quet and high jinks session. Every body had a good time. Incidentally there was enough of business inter mixed in the dinner talks to make the occasion interesting from that stand point
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-10

has now recovered and is back at the Lowell theater to manage it's orches- tra, a fact that wifi afford much pleas ure to many admirers of the Garcia playing.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-10
Business Good.

-- Chas Davidson, representing. the George P. Ide Co, of New York was here yesterday calling on his custom CTS and reports that hls business has materially increased during the last year. He says that he took the larg- est orders th2t were ever given to his firm ir Bisbee yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-10
The |. u. B. A. Club.

On Friday evening of this week the opening social of the year will be held at the r. W (. A. home. Every lady in Bisbee. younger or older, member or non-rnember of the association is invited to be present and join the l.. U. B. A.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-10

international Fame.
 That T. o. c. organization is some organization. If in doubt about it ask Harry Collins, better known as
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-10
Recovers from Illness.

Juan Garcia, well known and popu- lar orchestra leader. has returLed to the district from Fl Paso, where he was for two months in hospital. He
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-10
Monthly eanquet.

At the Country club last night the shift bosses and foremen of the Cop
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-10

days) or judgment by default will be taken against you according to the prayer of said complaint.
 Given under my hand and the Seal of the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for the County of Cochise, this sth day of December, in
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-10

perior Court of the State of Arizona,
 in and for the County of Cochise. and to answer. the complaint filed therein
 within twenty days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service oa you of this summons (if served within
 the county; otherwise within thirty
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-10
to Dealers

weighers and officers alleged to De physically responsible.
 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT In the County of cochlse, State CT
 Arizona BELLE MITCHELL, Plaintiff
 vs. THOMAS J. MITCHELL. Defendant.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-10

Reserve your seats at once for The Rose Maid' tonight
 Action brought in the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for the County of Cochise. and the complaint filed in the said county of Cochise, in the office of the clerk of
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-10
said superIor court.

said Superior Court. The State of Arizona Sends Greet ing:
 To THOMAS J. MITCHELL,
 You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the Su-
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-10

Tuxedo has made pipe smoking possi- ble to thousandS of men. The Tuxedo process of treating the finest, mildest leaves of the highestgrade Burley tobacco, eanses Tuxedo to burn slowly with delicious havor and the most enjoyable aroma. Tuxedo can- not bite, sting or irritate the mouth, nose. or throat.
 Hundreds of well-known doctors,
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-10

the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and thirteen. CSeaD J. F. James,
 Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-10

Reserve your seats at once for "The Rose Maid" tonight [
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-10

hden ohaun dya ardaup d hepP lake f bb
 at" gher r~t cpo
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-10

orators, actors, lawyers, singers, lecturers, ministers and o.hcr public speakers testify that smoking Tuxedo g.yec them the keenesr pleasure and exercises a good influence cn the throat.
 Tuxedo has many ir12itators. None cf them has yet discovered the Tuxedo process" Tuxedo reInain5 unique and unri7ai>d.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-10
The Sweetest Smoke
 in the World"

C And for the best and simplest reasons: The corn cob naturally absorbs the nicotine from tl2e burning tobacco. The smoEc ellat enters your mouth must be sweet and cocl bother pipe has ever equalled the cob in its own ctcrllng qualities.
 The Missouri Mecrschaur1 i5 the Corn Cob Pipe de Luxe. It looks bettcr-i3 made better will last longer ar gives the saElc czcet smoke as the old-time cob. The stem of NVcichsel wood contains fragrant aromatic oils which released when the smoke enters the stem, making 2 smoke which cannotbe exceed Tn dclicacy and sweetness.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-05-14
THE WAYS OF KINGS. CROWNED AND
UNCROWNED.

\. -. pratne oi yeut p,wer but the sk> =
I'm, :, et,y.
Ard ihs iuu,,, u yout madar>, 1t shall .ipt .
vth the day
y, .h4a Aakon IN the moment when the stod
Vetld shakes and reel,
Nj tie mad btutc he>t II hunger from the
-,aws aud darkness steals,
Y Hail @4ken t. the r,apIns oi the fruit,
Sanr hands hasc >own.
Nd tn, measure V ha>e melted to the IL
>hAl. be your own
fuk y at tia, late j. III, and your "~n
tae supreme VIII,
Fl tie wreck, that stew the aeons tell that
'tsht /, tclsnns sail.
D,,.m Nc NJ, that mamman cenqucfs, thu
" NJ too much t. gid,
l.e IL, ,h,Il {, MT the Substance, aud IT,
ts,h /, at tic III
II y douh, 1t. raa-, and listen. I'M aside I'll,
>ai II tine.
" hsr, il Ramc and Al her ,plender Whctc
D, Nh,n,. the sublime
Ntere IRE al tie Per-ian millions. Wher,
tin n nd E.>ruan h".,
r, ne. do imperial Carthage >,l alotu
tn, AIM coast
NJ the ,uitre u ii, ln,as' Where g,
Naut,luuA thr ne
y 1t l. SPIN and spanish elury IN the wuril
an,e sallcd her ewn.
Nterc are India, mighty punee,, Where thc
Baby man king,
lei me. y VIII huecl N. y r.hrp at the ,hrrnp
- earthly thing
ftsa1 Sc ar. aud Will not ans~er-ye arc
>a,I,d with ioil> Na,t--
Neihef VII V heed the lesson that Is Taught
by aee, pa,t
l.'ha 'ht ,cribcs ii ancient Judah ye depend
N Roman meht.
Eut the buried Chrsi is ri,cn and the faith
tlll i've tonight.
There he some We cannot silence; there be
.amc We cannot kill.
Md the blood II mattyred ,pirts Is the seed
oi progress STILL
Love and freedom still are powers in the hui
man heart and soul
And the great. eternal truth is marching on
ward to the goal.
But all words worse than useless-Rea-
sons self ye would deride-
le are but the sons OF folly and the slaves
OF purse.born pride
Ne are stranger, unto mercy, ye are deaf and
dumb and bind
Ic have never paused TO listen to the human
heart and mind,
Justice. honor, hope and virtue. ye as evil
things disdain.
Lo' | hear the workers coming over hill and
dale and plain.
Nud the Marselllal,e /, ringing round rebel
world again
From Industrial Worker.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-05-14
l. c. INDICTED FOR CARRYING CAT
TIE FROM INFECTED ZONE.
Road is Charged with Bringing Shipment
Without Designating Character.

\u Indictment was returned by the federal
.raud jury yesterday against the Illinois Cen
tai railroad. charging that the road permitted
thu shipment Il cattle cut ot quarantined areas
IN Mississippi IN the iall OF 1914 without prop
ct4 designating the character of the shipment
The speciiit charge against the railroad Is
that IN October, 1917. car load of twenty
three cattle W., taken out oil Pike county
Mississippi, one - the quarantIned area,. and
tia, the labels IN the cars did not bear the
proper ,lsn. ,a,.us that the cattle contained in
1t were rom an injected area
Vt that time many cattle IN the district we're
ltiretcd with what Is known as Texas lever.
. contagious disease. and the act Of the rail
raai company IN Transporting them without
praper ,ardlne Wa. IN violation ot the rule
Il til, Department, 81 Agrieutufe.-oh icago
Pres.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-05-14
YOUR WAGE.

Ihrf, a., p,ap'c al. lwt.#us 'hh th', AZ
ff,,#t. maAe au> hn.4fn til, IN With .'hef,
lh,r- ~ ,mpl,,er, VIII Id tin. epiul"n.
and ,h,te Al, ,mflHe, Ahe as,elt ,n'i'#
eou,l, T. >nlmp / II
Lat J., TN. -
~ ,uu.., W raa-t aiut thai there l. .neh
4 trl,5s,t', >, dc 1T - ne intact bat
10, e. d I#at 1t Nh',h TIN, NH h,1ames
= NJ. I'D It g, mn anr ahrIl'> l. md TIN,
h.,uudrA ia, and .uf Willingness t. f',pe,t
H. tint tn, ~.'u,l#u II ouf I'LL rf"hl,m>
hrs,h depend-
H. MY lu,t wasc ), III, that /, .nin,cwi
o. ,,lahie a mau l. MAINTAIN hm.,It auI h.,
ai.e and children IN reasonable comfort II.
j. ~ thu rate ii wa.c lie has ~ rlghi t. -.
below tins rate NJ cmrl yer. H.. any night t.
dtnc HIM
Iher, M, hc law, that permit any KIND ct
contract hrtwrcn employer and employ. hut
III, rlsht 10 ~hat We term minimum "age =
inherent IN the very principle al justine and
l. based upon higher moral law than am
mct, contract between man and man
y" man has a mafdl right t. permit him
ell L. he ground down t. u point where he
the ordinary comforts OF HE. and the lac,
that man may be willing to ,ubmr, to thu
indig nlty does not add one gram oi right t"
the proposition.
II all arises from the covetousness OF the
employer. II i the greed of the labor buyer
t. which most oil the present-day evils oi
society due
For example. II IS not within the moral Law
L. employ men at scale of wages that com
pei, them 10 force their wives into the IN
du,,rlc>. or To- drive their children TO the fac
tprIc> before their minds and bodies have ma
turcd sufficiently 10 make such work safe Tor
them To undertake
The truth i So Obvious tina, IT seems almo Il
FOOLISH to discus, II, yet how many employers
there are in thi, country who pay absolutely
~" heed to tins principle OF justice,
Such employers call themselves moral men
aud honest citizens. DO they not see that
there 3, . INST vital principle involved IN the
pr"ur,onsa. 5mpla! men, 81 women and chll
dr,n.
The vel helnt at the family depends upon
TIN ire-en,c - the mother IL the h.me Il
she cannot care ier her children property. III,
very ,tructure 81 the home IS undermined. and
IN ,tate where TIN, happens. the ,ecurit,
Il tn nation tell ret. upon shifting sands
mi the same problem pte,ents tell II
regard to children The child /, the ei,i1et
IA miniature. He Is the voter WIN will carr,
the election oi tomorrow Upon his weliar,
til security ii ,noiety depends
None 81 thee conttngenole, would ari>e E,
Il MT fs4r he 81 Ill
ap'n thu usm = huy III the cheapest an,
ell IN the dets,, market
Is-4. -fshi l. dp TIN, they may have Bu
Thy hne ~ mara right - Ing a. tlea
method - employment violates the most "a
rcd ia2> = natural justice, as II decs ,oda>
=Giahe
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-05-14
GET YOUR ORDER IN.

IT, crave Yard Edition. 81 the bulletin !,
aaw ~ fhe hand, al the printer. Ii viii b.
pat up ~ - pages. IN book paper. and IN
magazine form. \ magazine twice a, largc
Would be necessary II We were 10 show all the
wreck pi,ture-. hut We are running wreck
Whsh ar ot tie ma,t importance. about 30
n number Seme = the cuts are 80 lar5e a,
L. take full page, and they are arti,uealiy
displayed.
We are running 80 many 81 them that 1t
will tx the printer two weeks to run them
Ii N the press We are doing big things.
H.. J. not money making proposition. but
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-05-14
~ INDICTMENT.

rsPrsssnta-iv. waited 10 every factory and .hop
to writ. aeciasht and sickness insurance Monthly
payment plan Coed MONEY csA b. mad. aurn. ,par.
tim. Two msshlai',. have isu II. shop. within
the i.st year snd secured good psyin. position.
Write m. a. once Tor psrticulau-Adv
stump. Jr Gen At Aauoon. M
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-05-14
LOST

Anyone finding IN. due book Of Maehinist PAU
Williamson. Card No '1ii7. will receive a liberal
reward by forwarding II to Mr. Pau william.
son W. Washington ST. Bloomington III
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-05-14
NAME MONEY.

chance for women 20 make money At home
and develop a profitable business for themselves
send stamp for particulars Mrs. Kate sIedx.
i2i3 Z. Houston Ave. Marshall Tesa.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-05-14
The Emissary's Cry

w are herewith puhli>hius the contents al
TIE company last operations, which wcr sup-
pod l. take place IA - L"ui, The maehin-
-, l",lsc, mentioned Lad nothing to do with
thr proceedings nor wee any Il them rep
re,entod there The object II the letter wa>
t. iniofm those contributing To- the strike that
Their money IS Incorporated. hoping that
the contribution, would be discontinued Pres.
Wharton Il the Railway Department writes
a follows
Strike Bulletin, Clint n, Ill
Dear Sir Bro
an here~hh enclosing eop, OF mime
orfaphed letter. winch ha, been sent me by
tno #.r three Iudge- of the NJ T.. System.
am alsa IN receipt ~ letter from Ne. EOS
81 Chicago. advising that their lodge had no
delegate At TIN, supposed meeting The letter
Ia, been issued 10y the company, emissaries
ior the purpose 81 creating di,eord. 1t bears
al the ear marx, al previous circulars that
have hecn ,-,ucd by the company emssaries,
and would suggest that you publish same IN
the next is,ue Il the bulletin. letting the mem
hrr,hlp know that this circular eminated from
the company and without authority al the
1adge> mentioned
With best wl-he> am
fr4ternauy
y - Wharton. Pres Railway Dept.
;, III. NJ. April 20, 1918.
A. al l.a1se- = III, \. ii NJ
fr.tlcr. -i'> .pe,ial meeting ii Illinois
,,a,tal .trIkln. de.rsa,c, iron lodge, 265, IL
~ H. - IA. IL. 26t. al. the trke sit
I3at5.a W., al, discussed and the delegate,
b,#t.eas ,h4t TIM, are NJ, wha, they should
IL, ~ o.. aia. -, 'ntpn "a adopted and
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-09-02
BAD FOR CAMINETTI
She Told Dramatic Story Today Oh
the Witness Stand of Her Ruin.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept miss
Lolo Norris is not trying to shield
| Drew F. Caminetti, who is on trial in
the federal court here charged with
violating the Mann federal white
slave act. That became apparent to-
day when she took the stand as the
chief witness against him in the trial
She explained more fully than at
the Diggs' trial that a curious strain
of innocense interviewed against the
guilty knowledge which prompted her
to resist the advances of Caminetti I'M
til after the four had gone to Reno.
She explained how she knocked at
the door of the hotel room occupied
by Miss Warrington and Dggs, plead
ing for an hour to be relieved when
suddenly she was made aware of what
was expected of her. She told of this
with dramatic force. Miss Warning
ton completed her testimony today.
Judge Van Fleet has postponed the
of Maury l. Diggs until
10 on consent of the attor-
neys for the prosecution and defense.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-09-02

park board in connection with the mu-
nicipal Fairgrounds at Elyria, a Den
yer suburb. Hereafter, under munich
pal regulations, young livers may bill
and coo to their hearts content
The official "spoonsters' will be
Mrs. J. M. Risley, matron of the Neigh
borhood house. She will act as official
chaperon, official advisor and first aid
to cupid for the young women who fire.
quent the house. A mere man, who has
not yet been selected, will be on hand
later to advise the youthful SWANS.
Each week during the winter the
Elyria Taxpayers Improvement asso
citation will give dance for the bene-
fit of the young men of the neighbor-
hood and to further the good cause.
Each week the Neighborhood Mothers
club will transform the Neighborhood
house into Cupid's bower for the edi-
fication of the young girls.
This is the principal business of the
new neighborhood--to provide res
pectable place where the young folk
may gather in the evenings and be I'M
der proper chaperonage. But it is not
he only business. During the winter
light classes in sewing, domestic
science and manuel training will be es-
.ablished
The work being done here is more
II less of an experiment and as such
s being closely watched. If the plan
succeeds it is expected that similar
Jeighborhood house will be established
~ the park board in other sections of
he city.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-09-02
SLABS NEW SCHEME
FOR ELECTIVE JUDICIARY
Continued from Page ~

occupied today's morning and after
noon sessions of the association.
The reports of standing committees
included those on jurisprudence and
law reform; judicial administration
and remedial procedure; logical edu-
cations and admissions to the bar;
commercial law; international law;
grievances; law reporting and digest
ing; patent trademark and copy
right law; insurance law; taxation;
uniform state laws; publicity; mem
bership; obituaries. The special COM
mittees reporting were those on uni
form judicial procedure; to suggest
remedies and formulate proposed laws
to prevent delay and unnecessary cost
in litigation; to oppose judicial re-
call; compensation for industrial ac-
cidents and their prevention; to pre-
sent to congress bills relating to
courts Of admiralty; government
liens on real estate; compensation of
federal judiciary drafting of legisla
ton, and comparative law bureau