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Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-22
Such Is Statement of Cardinal Gibbons As He Sails from New York on the CanOpiC for Rome
 Where He Will Be Chosen
Funeral of Pope Plus X Will Be
 Private Body Removed to
 Chapel of Sacred SaCrement Thousands View Dead Pontiff

NEW YORK, Aug 21-The next pope will be an Italian according to Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore. who sailed tonight with Cardinal O'Connell of Boston, on the liner Canopic for Rome.
 Cardinal Gibbons said he based his opinion on the fact that there is a predominance of Italian representa- ton in the Sacred College. He be- Heved they have not yet arrived for the election to Papacy of a cardinal of any other nationality Some time in the future it is believed an Ameri' can cardinal will be chosen.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-22
Resume Operations in Southwest This Morning, Using the Men
 Transferred From Mine When
 Order Issued Closing Down
Only Silver and Lead Slopes Will Be Worked-The Government
 Order To Buy Silver and Sus-
 tenanCe of Market Is Cause

Partial resumption of the under ground workings of the Southwest mine will be begun this morning. That number of married men who on the first of the month were trans ferred from the Southwest to other mines of the Copper Queen, will again be transferred this morning to their old stations and the underground works of the Southwest will again re- sound to the pick and drill However the force which will be employed will not be as large as was employed lh the mine prior to the layotf
 Only those stopes which carry high grade lead and silver ore win be worked in this resumption of opera tions And only enough men will be transferred from the other divisions of the mine to keep these high grade stopes working Development work. which was in progress in the mine will remain in its present condition, and the copper ore will not be touched , The order is issued by the Copper | Queen after it has become fully evil dent that the government will buy silver at the quoted price at the close Of the market, and that there will be no great slump In the metal. They will continue working the Southwest as long as silver remains at the pres lent level
 This order for the resumption of work in the Southwest does not mean that more men will be employed by ! the company at the present time l though inside a week or SO ivw ui ] the men who have been recently lei out may again be taken back The opening, on the other hand, probably is the means of retaining an the men which the company is now employing and wards off the necessity of fur
 ther layoff of employees in the copper
 mines which are now being worked
 The order comes at the present time
 as an assurance that the Copper
 Queen is not looking for a chance tC
 close their mines and that they vii (COntinued on page two)
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-22
RAY CAMP ENJOYS
 TRANQUIL TIMES
Contrary To Announcements of Difficulties Between Man.
 agement and Men

Information from authoritative sour ces was received from Ray last night stating that the company was enjoy ing complete tranquility Rumors whose sources were difficult to trace had it that trouble had developed among employees of the Ray Consoli- dated Copper company
 As a matter of fact the men are i'm complete accord with the management and the spirit of cooperation is of the same high standard as exists in the Warren district mines during the pres ent period of unavoidable business de-
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-22
RALPH DE PALMA, LAST YEAR VICTOR,
 AGAIN SWAT CHES HONORS AT ELGIN
Finishes 3O5 Mile Grind in Ayera ge of 736 Miles HOurGi Anderson Presses Close ehind Winner - Wshart
 Was Winner Until Ga S Tank Sprang Leak

ELGuN. uL, Aug. 21-Ralph de Pal ma. hard pressed by Gn Anderson, won the Globe Cup automobile race today finishing 3O5 miles in AO5;11O, on average Of 73.6 miles an hour An derson finished 44 seconds later fol. lowed by Mulford in 4O8;16, and old field in 415;23.
 De Palma was the winner of the event in 1913. when his average speed was 66.8 miles an hour De Palma's fastest lap was in 6.05, an average of 82.5 miles per hour Only nine of twenty-twD drivers who started on the course were at the finish.
 Spencer Wishart took the pace ear ly and led throughout the running un- u Che eighteenth lap without a stop,
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-22

The state engineer and the super inteudent of the Arizona state prison have been requested to make arrange ments for the immediate transfer Of the prisoners from the Cochise county road camp Co the prison at Florence and for the subsequent employment of citizen labor on the Bisbee-Tomb- stone highway This was conveyed to Bisbee yesterday in a message to Mayor !. C. E. Adams from Gov Hunt
 At the same time the committee of seven appointed at the instance Of tine mass meeting held Thursday after noon by the mayor sent to the gov ernor a report on conditions in this camp. making some suggestions and heartily endorsing several of the pol- icies advocated by the governor.
 The result of the correspondence be- tween the citizens of this city, the city council. the board of supervisors and the state officials will in a few days make itself apparent in the em- ployment of the men who are now out of work on the roads of the county and state. if the plans of those who have been working SO hard on the matter fully materialize. However no date has been set by the state for the removal of the convict labor, as yet. and no time has been stated when the men who will replace the conyicts will be hired. This however, will probably be announced inside a few days
 At the same time another item which has been of more than ordinary interest to the citizens of this district and to the unemployed especially, re- mains unannounced. This item is the amount Of money remaining in the state fund for road work in the coun- ty. On this item depends the time le men may be employed and the number of men who will be employed on this latest road enterprise. This item is one which is kept in the or flee of the state engineer and on which the state engineer will probably report prior to the removal of the con yicts.
 The Governors Message.
 Following is the message received in Bisbee yesterday which gives the governors assurance that the road work will be placed in the hands of citizen labor:
 PHOENIX, Ariz. Aug 21, 1914 Mir. ]. c. F. Adams.
 Mayor. Bisbee. Ariz.
 Please convey to the citizens oi Warren district the board of super yisors of Cochise county and the com mon council Of Bisbee the assurance
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-22
SERBS ARE VICTORIOUS

ROME, via Paris, CSat) Aug 22.- Newspapers print dispatches from Nish. Servia dated Aug 21: "The general staff announces a complete victory of the Serbs in a four days battle near Losnitza, in which 10000 Austrians fought an equal number of Serbs There were enormous losses on both sides. The victors captured great booty and several thousand prisoners"
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-22
NAMUR PARTIALLY INVESTED

PARIS. Aug 2l.-An official state ment tonight says "Namur is par tially invested and the heavy artillery opened fire toward noon The west ward movement of the German col- umns continues on both banks of the river Mouse outside the range of act ion of the Namur"
 German cavalry forces passed through Brussels today going west ward followed later by the army corps. A war tax of $4OOOO.OOO was levied on Brussels by the German general The retreat of the Belgians continued without incident"
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-22

of my appreciation of the whole heart ed endorsement given to my proposal for Re temporary withdrawal of pri- son labor from highway construction in behalf of the unemployed workmen in Coehise county You may assure your f&low citizens that with the sane ton given at their mass meeting the state engineer and supt. of the prison have been requested to make arrange ments for the transfer of the prison CTS from the Cochise county road camp to the state prison and the sub sequent employment of day labor.
 Geo. w. P. Hunt, Governor
 The Committee Report
 The report of the citizens commit tee. named by the council at the sug- gestion of the mass meeting which gives a detailed account of the condi- tions in Bisbee and of the remedial suggestions which the governor re- quested is as follows:
 Bisbee Arizona, Aug 21, 1914. Hon George w. P Hunt, Governor
 Phoenix. Arizona.
 Our Dear Governor:--
 Following out your suggestions fin yours of the 18th inst, We the com mittee appointed by a mass meeting Of the citizens of the Warren district make the following report on the con ditions existing here:
 I've estimate the number of un- employed at approximately 700
 2-Relative to the immigration to this district of those seeking employ ment, we may say that we feel that the general publicity given through the newspapers and the labor and com mercial organizations has checked the influx of unemployed to this district and that from now on it will be small
 3-We assure you that the public is fully awake to the situation and will readily render any assistance and CO operation in their power which may tend to relieve the situation.
 Ave have every assurance Of the cooperation of the city. county and state authorities in providing as much as possible employment at this time
 5-We heartily concur in your rec ommendation relative to federal i'm provements and work and shall write to our senators and representatives urging expedition in making availa ble funds for such projects and the employment thereon of idle American citizens as early as possible. We suggest that all commercial and laboi organiza uons within the state shal take similar action
 6-We take pleasure in informing
 Continued on page two)
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-22
TRANSPORT PRISONERS

PARIS. Aug. 2I-Eighty-three Ger man prisoners, accused of robbing the dead on the field of battle. have ar- rived at Clermont Ferrand capital of the department of Puy-Deme where the police had great difficulty in re straining the population from attack
 Continued on page two)
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-22
HAMET WlNs aoIE

CHICAGO, Aug 21AWalter c. Hamet twenty two years old a nat i've professional of Rochester. New York won the open golf champion ship of America today with the medal score of 200 for 72 holes. just one stroke better than Charles Evans Jr the western champion.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-22

but he continued in first place until the twenty-first lap when he blew tire and De Palma might have taken the lead but for a similar accident With a seemingly safe lead in the twentysixth lap Wisharts fuel tank started to leak and two laps later he was forced from the race.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-22
CALLING FOR REsERvIsrs

LONDON, Aug 21-A Reuter- Am sterdam dispatch gives a Vienna of- ficial statement saying that the new mobilization orders call all reservists of the first class, now in the harvest- ing fields. also for reservists of the second class and all men in Lands turn to the colors on Aug. 24
 The first and second class reser vists arc of Hungarian Landwehr the recruits of 1914 and all men in Aus uian Hungarian Landsturn up to the .age of 42, are ordered to mobilize on the same date
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-22

lies is entirely favorable. He asserts the Germans lost ten days on their program, while the allies executed theirs without the slightest delay
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-22
STEPS TAKEN ID REMOVE
 CONNECTS FROM COCHISE
 AND ID EMPLOY CITIZENS
CITIZENS COMMITTEE REPORTS FINDINGS
 IN BlSBEE AND REC 0MMENDS REMEDIES
 TO GOVERNOR AS REQUESTED IN LETTER

Governor Thanks Board Supervisors City Council and Citizens Of Warren District for Atttude-Assures Them Steps Will
 Be Taken by State Engnee and Superintendent of Prisons For Removal of Conycs nd Employment of Citizen Labor Citizens Committee Finds Appro Mmaey Seven Hundred Men Out
 OfWork But No Emmgratio Into Dstrct-Asswes Aid of Public in Remedial Measures-ReoOmmend Federal Im- prOvements and win Write Representatives in Washington
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-22
WAR CORRESPONDENT SAYS MASTERY OF FRANCE WILL
 BE SETTLED TOMORROW
WARNS GREAT BRITAIN THAT GREATEST
 SHARE OF WAR BURDEN WILL IN THE LAST
 STAGES FAIL ON THE BRITISH SOLDIERS

Germans Advancing Direction of Ghent and Occupying North
 em Begum-Begans Ad nit Defeat at Loyan But Lay
 to Heavy Odds Against Thenl-SfuaOn Is Favorable To Allied Forces Who Have ade Time Where Germans Lost Germans Issue Order for Enlist ment of Reserves of First and Second Cass-NamuT Is artaIy Invested by Germans Serbs Are Victorious Ca sh With Austrans-French and Begans Are Transporting Many Prisoners Into the Interior
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-25
CARDINAL DELLA VoLPE MADE
CARDINAL cAMERLENGo =.

Rome, May 25.-At a secret con-
sistoTy held today, Cardinal Della
VoIpe, deacon of Maria in Acquire,
was appointed Cardinal Camerlengo.
Della Volpe was elevated to the sa-
cred college in 1901. In the event Of
the death of the pope, the Cardinal
Camerlengo is at the head Of affairs
during the interregnunl
Pope Plus today announced the
elevation of Cardinal BeIlo, who was
reserved to the college Of bishops in
the consistory Of 1911,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-25

Green, were arrested today on a
charge Of murder
According to the authorities, the
girl has confessed she was the mother
Of the infant and that its father was
her stepfathekT.
The arrests followed the recovery
Of the body in a vacant lot, where the
dogs had dragged it, Walker told the
police he hoped the child would be
adopted by the family upon whose
doorstep he had left it.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-25
Torreon, coahuiIa, Ne

Torreon, coahuiIa, Mex.-Delayed
dispatch received from Gen. Natera,
constitutionalist military governor Of
.Zacatecas state, declared he admin
istered crushing defeat to several fed
eral detachments near city Of Zacate-
cas- Friday and sent demand for sur
render of city to Gen. BarrO, COM
mandant. -.
Another delayed report received
from Gen. Torres stated he was at
lacking city of San Luis PotOsf and
hoped to capture garrison or force it
to eVacuate before reinforcements
could be sent from Mexico City or
Saltillo.
S-, -O-O-
BABY KILLED ON DOORSTEP
FOLKS HELD FOR MURDER
LeayenwoFth, Kas., May 25.-
Charged with leaving their new born
baby on the doorstep of wealthy
family, from where it afterwards was
attacked by dogs and killed, Richard
Walker and his steDdaughter. Vuela /
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-25

HUERTA-SAVING REPORTS
Washington, May 25.-Reports
from Niagara Falls that the Mexican
commissioners to the mediation con-
ference were endeavoring to save,
Huerta caused no apprehension here.
They believe that with characteristic
Latin-American representation the
Huertista representatives will not
abandon this. method of procedure
until given the direct choice of end
ing the negotiations or making de-
cision. Then they will probably &C
cept Huerta's elimination and pro-
g coed to the next stage of the negotia-
tons.
The South American legation here
are in possession of information con-
firmatory of the United Press dis
patches from the Mexican capital
that Huerta faces revolt and uprising.
Their information from their own
representatives say that all that is
needed is a leader under. whom all of
the anti-Huerta factions can COM
bipe.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-25
sYPHILITIcs 70 be LOCKED UP7

SII All@l . w . - - ICStNEg Vt :
The health committee of the city
council is going to see if it has the
power to isolate syphilitic patients.
This was the startling information
that leaked from the City Hall today.
According to the rumor, the COM
mittee win see if the city can arrest
all suffers from. syphilis and place
them in an isolation hospital, yet to
be built, until they are no longer a
menace to society.
Asst Corporation Counsel George
L. Reker, who is handling the legal
end of the committees investigation,
was asked about the report, but re-
fused to commit himself.
It is believed that should it be de-
cided that the city can legally en-
force the isolation of syphilitics that
the plan viii be bitterly fought from
many sources.
No members of the. health COM
mittee would discuss the rumor.
Sax. -0-O-.
hRnR1HInT REUrh .NFFNI mr. mhRP
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-10
VILLA REFUSES
 PEACE CONFERENCE
REITERATES HE WILL TREAT WITH HuERTA GOVERNMENT
 ONLY ON BATTLEFIELD.
Believed That This Is the Final Straw Which Will Break Down the Efforts For Peace.

Washington, D. C., July 9.-General Villa has voted against informal con ferences between constitutionalists and Huarta representatives as pro posed by the South American media tors. His attitude was revealed in a telegram sent to General Carranza, copies of which have reached here. This information, with the knowledge that General Pablo Gonzales, chief oi the division of the east of the consti- tutionalist army, opposes the confer ences, has upset the hopes of consti- tutionalists here. General Aiyaro Obregon, commanding the northeast division, is the only one of three chiefs commanding the main columns of the constitutionalist army who has not been heard from. but it is be- lieved he will not agree to the parleys at this time.
 Rafael Aubaran and Luis Cabrera, Carranzas representatives here, to- night declined to comment on the situation.
 From constitutionalists who would talk it was learned that there is q misconception among the constitu- tionalist generals about the things to be discussed at the proposed confer
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-10
.IEUT.-G0VERNOR
 BlLBO ACQUITTED
JURY RESOLVES HIM OF CHARGE OF SOLICITING AND ACCEPT.
 ING BRlBE MONEY.
irIal Began Three Weeks Aao and Much Sensational Testimony Has Been Given in Court.

Jackson, Miss, July -Theo c. Bilbo, lieutenant governor of Missis. sippi was acquitted here late today of the charge of soliciting and ac- c2pting a bribe. The jury had been out since last night.
 Bllbo and State Senator c. A Hobbs were jointly indicted in con nection with the proposed formation oI new county by the legislatur~ of i9I2' Steve Castleman, who was ac. tive in promoting the passage of the new county bill testified at both inc trials that he had agreed to nav the sum ol $2,OO0 for the support and in Iluence of Bilbo and Hobbs, and that he had given Hobbs $20O of the money in Vicksburg hotel. Hobbs. who was tried some time ago. was also acquitted.
 While Hobbs, who was witness in the Bilbo trial, admitted negouating With Castleman, he contended that he had done so in an effort to entrap him.
 The trial of Bilbo was featured by the introduction of evidence not of fered at the trial of Hobbs. Ira Sam pie, Chicago attorney, testified that he had been approached by both bilbo and Hobbs and had been ad- vised that for the payment of large sums he could secure the dismissal of suits brought by the state of Mis- sissippi against the Edward Hines Lumber Company, an Illinois corpo- ration. Blbo, Sample charged, asked $50,O00 for his services and proposed as lieutenant governor to have the suits dismissed during the absence of the governor from the state. Vari- ous sums were to be paid others, and the state was 10 receive 5000 for comprmsing the cases, according to Samples testimony
 The trial began here three weeks ago and attracted wide attention throughout the state. Bilbo is can didate for governor of Mississippi.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-10
CURES PlMPLES EASILY.
Simple Remedy That Clears Skin
 Quickly of All Eruptions.

For several weeks past Sorrells Drug Co. has done big business in selling Hokara, the skin healer that has won so many friends in Hot Springs.
 It has been found to heal not only all minor skin troubles, such as pim- ples. blackheads, herpes, acne, scaly scalp, complexion blemishes, itching feet, piles, etc, but also the worst sores, ulcers, or even chronic eczema and salt rheum. There has yet to be found any form of wound or disease affecting the skin or mucous mem brane that Hokara does not help, and it's action is so quick that tliose who try it are simply delighted with it right from the start
 In spite of it's unusual curative powers, the price is trifling. To con vince every one of it's merits, Sor- rells Drug Co will sell a liberal-sized jar for 25c. And remember that if you do not think 1t does what it claims, you get your money back You certainly can afford to try it on this plan.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-10

ence, constitutionalists here con slider sending some one to Saltillo to explain in person the argument Tor holding conferences.
 Villas telegram to Carranza advis- ing the rejection of the mediators' in vitation was phrased in emphatic terms. He declared there should be no parleying with Huerta except on the battlefield.
 Carranza and Villa temporarily at least have patched up differences, persons in communication with Gen eral Carranza announced today. The constitutionalists' military campaign against Mexico City will be pressed forward as. soon as ammunition is ob- tained, which is expected within q few days.
 Support of the claim that General Obregon does not approve of Villas split with the first chief was con tained in telegrams produced today by we'll informed persons. One from Obregon to Carranza, dated July - said
 "I am fully confident all the chiefs subordinate to me will respect and compel respect for the plan of Quad alupe and the convention of Piedras Negras which raised you to the ca sracitv of first chief of the constitu :. tionalist army.
 Minister Naon of Argentina went tc New York today to confer with th' Huerta delegates. He is understoo' to have told them to wait anothe
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-10
TRl-sTATE TENNIS.

Memphis, July 9-Nat c. Emerson. former western champion; Leroy Cooper, Fred Smithwick and Leon Peterborough, all of Memphis, won their fourth round singles matches to. day and will enter the semifinals to- morrow in the championship tourna- ment of the TrilState Tennis Associa- ten Gordon H. Campbell of Little Rock, Ark, the only visiting player who reached the fourth round, was eliminated by Emerson, 6-l, 6-2.
 Play i'll the doubles began today.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-10
Huerta's Resianation.

Saltillo, Mexico, July 9.-A report that Huerta had resigned received at General Carranza's headquarters from constitutionalist agents at Vera Cruz, elicited the statement from hing officials here that such action would make no difference whatever in the military program of the constitution. alist forces and the continuation of hostilities against the federals. They said they would regard the resigna- ton simply as a makeshift of lluerta and assert he in reality would be the real power behind the actions of the man who would succeed him as the new president would have previously
 been appointed minister of foreign relations by Huerta.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-10
TRIALS POSTPONED.

Newport. R. l., July 9.-Fog caused postponement today of the race of the American cup yachts and indica- tions tonight were for a continuation of foggy weather tomorrow with an other probable postponement of a race between Resomte, Vanitie and Defiance.
 Yachtmen here tonight heard that after the Newport series, the Reso- lute will undergo changes in rigging,
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-10
FRECKLES r
Now Is the Time to Get Rid of Those
 UqlY Spots.

NOW IS the tune 10 oet f1iu Ol HosS
 Ugly Spots.
 There's no longer the slightest need Of feeling ashamed of your freckles, as the prescription othine double strengths guarantfed to remove these homely spots
 Simply get an ounce of othine- double strength-from any druggist and apply a little of it night and morning and you should soon see that even the worst freekles have begun to disappear while the lighter ones have vanished entirely. It is seldom that more than an ounce is needed to completely clear the skin and gain Ia beautiful, clear complexion.
 Be sure to ask for the double Istrength othine, as this is sold under guarantee of money mack If 1t fails 10 remove freckles.