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Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-03
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Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-03
BISBEE DEMOCRAT IS
 POSITIVE DEFEAT IS
 AWAITING GOV. HUNT
Says Very Air Tells Of PeOple;S ReVulSion At Administration Which Hunt Has Inaugurated; Vote Today Win Make Good

Tomorrow, think is going to be a day of unusual importance for our new state" was prominent demo. crat's statement yesterday "There seems to be something in the very air that foretells the defeat of Gov ernor Hunt
 "It cant be attributed to any one thing in particular, either The whole machinery of Hunts administration has seemed to have gone awry. Ari- zons is fast becoming to be regarded as a freak state, while every citizen feels that he is a unit of the most in telligent commonwealth in the Union. This idea that we are freaks has been given birth 10 by but one man. Governor c. w. P. Hunt. Strife and discord have been running riot in the states administration. And when you come to boil it all down Cover nor Hunt, Intentionally or uninten- tionally, has been the cause of all the trouble.
 Hunts most ardent supporters and partissns, must admit that he never should have aspired to the gov ernorship of Arizona He has now been our governor for one term and dearly has the state paid for the in- dulgence of his vaulting ambition
 No the mayoralty of a town would have taxed his qualifications to the
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-03
HOW GOOD THAT
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1t Gets to That Sore Spot
 Like Magic

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 MUSTEROLE is a clean, white oint- ment made with the oil Of mustaro and other home simples.
 It does the work of the old-fashioneo mustard plaster, minus the plaster and minus the blister!
 You simply rub MUSTEROLE on the fpot where the pain is-rub it on briskly and the pain !s gone.
 No muss,no bother Just comforting soothing relief-frst Q gentle glow then a delightful sense Of coolness And best of all, no blisters like the old fashioned mustard plaster used tO hake.
 There ig nothing like MUSTEROLE for Sore Throat. Bronchitis, Tonsilitis, Group, Stin Neck, Astl ma, NeuragiR Headache. ConsssjiJn, I leurisy Bneu. matism, Lumbago, Pains and Aches of the Back or Joints, Sprains. Sore Muscles, Bruises ,Chilblains, Frosteu Feet and Colds of the Chest 0t often prevents Pneumonia).
 At your druggists, in 25c and soc jars, and a special large hospital size for $25O.
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at prices varying from ten to one hundred per cent more than they could be purchased for if those sup plies had been honestly purchased in competition with other stores, as the law prescribes. and as they had al- ways been bought previously to the unhappy day of his accession to the governorship of Arizona
 "The school-book scandal will long remain a stench in the nostrils of the people of Arizona. One insignif- cant firm in Phoenix was awarded the supplying of the text books for the schools of this commonwealth at practically it's own price.
 But tomorrow will tell the tale, and it seems one of the most cer- tain of eventualities that the people of Arizona will take an all too-long deferred pleasure in wreaking their wrath upon a man who has been guilty of such fragrant abuses of his high office as has our governor, by electing that sterling. and tried-and- true Arizonan, Ralph Fl. Cameron to the govenorship of the state by a majority that will long stand as an example to those public officials who prove recreant to their trust and un- faithful to the people"
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-03
ORPHEUM WAR EXTRA TODAY FILLED WITH
 GREAT NEWS EVENTS

The Pathe Daily Service which will be shown at the Orpheum today and tonight is filled to the brim with the best there is in news The war in Europe with it's many phases of inter est. several sides of the world. from New York west to New York, and the Worlds Baseball Series will be filmed on this occasion for the Bis bee Theatre lovers. Following is a partial tip Of the good things which the film shows;
 England-F the sacked and war stricken city of Louvain refu. gees crowd into England as fast as transportation can be provided Many wounded soldiers who took part in the early engagements are convalesc
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-03

ing at Brighton Lord Carson pre- sents the colors to the Ulster regi menL
 Roumania-The late King Charles of Boumania.
 Pittsdeld, Mass Berkshire so- ciety see novel balloon race won by a Philadelphia banker after a three hour fight.
 New York Ciy-Flames cause a Sl,OOO,O0O loss when the gymnasium of Columbia university is destroyed by fire. Prompt action by the Salvage corps and hremen saved many thou sands of dollars worth of property.
 Brooklyn N. Y-Secretary of the Navy Daniels accompanied by the wizard Thos A. Edison who is work ing on an invention which will great ly increase the efficiency of the sub marine
 Base Ball Worlds Series
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-03

utmost The governors prison policy has practically put a premium on the infraction and disregard of the laws.
 There Is no crime SO shocking, SO helnous, SO revolting but that will meet with his indulgence and not in- frequently his pardon.
 "But as everything that's unjust finally is corrected, so does it seem that the votes of the people of Ari- zona will repudiate George W. P. Hunt under an avalanche of disap- proving votes tomorrow.
 "The people of Arizona have in .dulged sentiment to their sorrow and their cost. Capital has been driven away from the state. Industry has been discouraged The very principles of law and order have been placed at naught
 But the correcting of all the fads and foibles, the weaknesses and eX- travagances of the present admins tration seem certain of accomplish ment by the better inclined of the people of this grand state tomorrow.
 Every crank in the country today hales Arizona as his haven; every craven murderer feels secure of his neck by reason of the maudlin sem timent of Governor Hunt. Every man who has a cult a propagandum. or anything of a freakish nature. looks to Arizona, with its freakish gover- nor as the place best fitted for it's launching forth.
 George Washington P. Hunt, tt must be admitted, never did any thing for the state of Arizona but to make very ample and swollen for tune out of it's citizens. His ayidity for the almighty dollar has been only too we'll attested by his fragrant abuse of his power as the states chief executive in suffering his ser vile hirelings Co purchase supplies for the states different institutions from his small procery store at Globe
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-03
LOWELL SECURES
 HISTORIC WONDER

Arrangements have just been com pleted by the management of the Lowell theatre whereby it will pre- sent Tuesday and Wednesday, No yember IT and IS. Col. w. F. Cody (Bunalo Bn) and Gen. Nelson A. Miles in a historical masterpiece of government approval motion pictures Of Indian Wars" refought by the United States army Faithfully DOT raying the great battle of the west.
 These pictures were taken upon the actual battle field where the Peace Council of 1891 was held in the Agency yard at Pine Ridge, So, Dakota which was again held by Gen eral Miles and bis stan at the same place where he swore the Indians to friendship To General Miles and staff must be added a long list of Indians soldiers and scouts who were present in the early days and who returned that they might aid in the making of this great historical masterpiece This series of pictures is positively the only photo events President Wilson. his cabinet. and Washington's exclusive and fashion able society ever visited and en thusiastically endorsed Manager Frazier will follow out the same plar as he did with the Spoilers. All seats will be reserved and the price, will be for matinees: children 15c adults Poe, Loge seats 35c Evening prices will be- children 25c adult ] 35c and Loge seats 50c
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-03
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Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-03
FRANK DEMAhEST REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR COUNTY TREASURER

I have been Chief Deputy Treasurer for the past six years and have the experience in the management of
 this important oflce and have al- ways worked for the best interest of all t people without showing any fayoritism or partiality. I will pro mise, if elected, to give efficiency and to handle the affairs of this office to the satisfaction of all concerned.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-03
My commission expires April 2, 1916.
 AFFIDAVIT

Before me- Jesse C. Wanslee, Notary Public in and for the County of Pina State of Arizona personally appeared w w. Stoval Master Mechanic of the Arizona State Prison. who being first duly sworn deposes and says: l the Master Mechanic of the Arizona State Prison and have supervision the electrical and mechanical department of the prison and held the posi- ton before and since Edwarde Vaughn was commit ted the prison and know from my personal knowl- edge Ed aVughn has been allowed outside the prison walls. My post on is such that am around the prison both day and ng ht and know that the said Edwarde Vaughn is locked up one hour before sun down.
 have read the foregoing affidavit of Robert B. Sims and know the to be true and correct (Signed) w. w. STOVALL,
 Master Mechanic Subscribed and sworn to before me a Notary Public this Both day of October 1914.
 (Signed) JESSE C. WANSLEE
 Notary Public My commission expires April g. 1916
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-03
My commission expires April End, l9l6.
 AEETD ANTI

Before me Jesse C. Wanslee Notary Public in and for the County of Pina State of Arizona personally ap peared Riley Bryan, Captain of the Guards at the Ar State Prison who being first duly sworn dePoses and says: ] Captain of the Guards at the Arizona State Prison and holding this position at the time Edwarde Vaughn delivered to this prison. have at all times assisted of the unlocking of the prisoners in the morning and the locking up of the prisoners at night and my duties such that continually around this institution through the day and have personal supervision all men working outside the walls of this prison
 have read the foregoing affidavit made by Robert B Sims Superintendent of the Arizona State Prison and know from my own knowledge that statements therein are true and correct.
 (Sioned P PRNAN
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-03
LADIES WILL SERVE LUNCH
 TO-DAY

Opposite Hogan & Seed office, meat sandwich, pickles, pie, coffee and cheese for 2dc 6Og
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-03
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
OWEN E MuRPHY.

Democratic nominee for County Re- corder, Cochise county, subject Co the voters of Cochise county in the general election, November 3, 1914.
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Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-03
Beware of IIth. Hour Tales!
READ TIE AFFIDAVITS BY THREE OFFICIALS 6f
 THIS COUNTY
AFFIDAVIT

Before me Jesse C. Wanslee, Notary Public in and for the County of Pinal State of Arizona appeared Rob B. Sims Superintendent of the Arizona State Prison vvho being first duly sworn deposes and says: Report that Edwarde Vaughn from Douglas Arizona liber- ty in Florence is malicious lie Said Edwarde Vaughn has never been allowed outside the prison walls and is under strict guard day and night and locked in cell hour before down
 (Signed) ROBERT B. SIMS
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-03
ROBERT B. SIMS.

Supt of State Prison, Arizona. Subscribed and sworn to before me, Notary Pub lie this the Both day October, A. D. 1914.
 (Signed) JESSE C. WANSLEE,
 Notary Public.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-03
WANTED.

WANTED. Clean cotton rags at the Review office.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-03
R. BRYAN.

 Subscribed and before this the Both day of October 1914 (Signed) JESSE C. WANSL.EE,
The Washington herald., 1914-03-01

stammered Peter reddening, "and won
der II 1t is true that you are going &c
marry Sidney Wilton He Is fine fel-
low" he added generously.
Elizabeth stole a look at the mans
bent head. There is an engagement be-
tween u.s." Her voice was very soft and
there was a tender ring in il that was
new to Peter. Il think that every woman
ought to marry. / don't want to fiutter
through life like a butterfly. without re-
sponsibilities or the hundred and one little
duties TO loved ones that make life worth
living to a woman :
How sensible you arc. hope you
are going to be very happy
When a servant had announced dinner
and the two had rushed into the dining
room. Peter began apologizing. Your
guests will think / am a boor. ! didn't
realize that it was time for them to GO"
Mrs. Martin kissed Elizabeth. Never
mind, son. Probably nobody missed you
in the crowd. / am so happy to have
Elizabeth here. My dear. will you sit
here?'' indicating the foot of the table.
Why. that is your place"
Yes, but it's your face that Peter
wants to see there three times a day.
VIII you two excuse me until time for
coffee? The party has tired me So Make
him happy for my sake" she whispereG
to the girl. He loves you So
She was gone before either OF them
could find anything to say.
Mother knows that I love you, Eliza
beth. although I have no right to tell
you now" said Peter when he had found
his voice. Sidney is a lucky fellow"
Eliza6eth's heart seemed to hold bird
that was singing a lifting love song
You didn't ask me what kind of an
engagement there was between Sidney
and myself. 1t is to play golf
Elizabeth" Peter was out of his chair
and bending over her. What do YOU
mean"
We'll, you never told me you loved me
and l was so tired waiting for you
There was another waiting while Peter
mOtiOned the butler out and took the cap
ital of his own waiting with interest add
ed from the lovely flushed face of the
girl
You were so popular" began Peter.
that / didn't dare
Jealousy makes poor bait for You.
doesn't it," demanded the girl
Peter had his chair moved around by
Elizabeth. Even the round mahogany
table put too great a distance between
them. he said:
'Is this your favorite cake?" asked
Elizabeth when the dessert was served
And when he answered in the affirmative.
she added. ''Tl get your mother to teach
how tC. make II.
II was an illuminating remark to the
old butler. II was an unmistakable an
The Washington herald., 1914-03-01
Republicans Not Discouraged.

Despite the tremendous odds against
them the Republicans are not discour-
aged. They have been cheered during
the week by reports of harmony gath
erings in more than one State.
Representative Hughes, of West Vir-
ginia, attended meeting in Charles
ton, and Representative Fess, of Ohio,
was participant in the Columbus gath
ering, at which the ovation to Senator
Foraker was a notable feature. 1t is
said that the Foraker demonstration
was not so much personal tribute to
him, for many think that he will make
mistake to enter the Senatorial fight,
as it was desire to manifest loyalty
to the old-time Republican party. Rep
resentative Langley, of Kentucky, is op-
tinistic because the poll of his district,
just completed, shows only a couple OF
hundred Progressiyes, although in 1917
over 1000 votes were cast in his district
for Roosevelt. 1t is the consensus OF
Republican opinion everywhere that the
Progressive movement is disintegrating
and that the conditions produced by the
new tariff law are reuniting the regular
and progressive Republicans.
But all this remains to be seen. In
the meantime, much is being done in
all the parties in the way of prepara-
ton for the approaching campaign. Or
ganization is being perfected in each
Congressional district and a good many
speeches are being printed in the Con-
gressional Record for circulation among
the voters. From the tenor of these
speeches it looks as if the tariff would
be the issue, but long before next No
The Washington herald., 1914-03-01
Democrats Still Have ADVANTAGE.

Things must go sadly awry if the
Democrats lose their present control.
This is due to the fact that the Pro-
gressives are working actively to keep
up the split in the Republican party.
Even in Utah, one of the two States
which gave their electoral votes to Mr..
Taft, there has been State convention
of the Progressives, attended, it is said,
by over a thousand enthusiastic dele
gates, while there has also been a State
conference in Wyoming. In both OF
these States the decision has been
reached to put complete tickets in the
field, from county officers to United
States Senators. The same program
will be followed in Missouri, Ohio, In
diana, and nearly all the States. Rep
resentative Hinebaugh, of Illinois,
chairman of the Progressive Congress
sional campaign committee, left yes
terday for Michigan to deliver three
speeches and start the campaign in that
State. All this means, of course, a de-
termined effort to check any tendency
on the part of the Progressives to re-
turn to the Republican party, and if it
is at all successful, it is difficult to sec
how the Democrats can be kept from
winning.
The Progressives claim, upon infor-
nation received from party workers,
that the disafected farmers, instead of
going back into the Republican ranks,
are aligning themselves with the Pro-
gressives. They assert, for instance,
that the bulk of the votes cast for the
Progressive candidate for Congress in
the recent election in the Second Iowa
district came from the largest agri-
cultural county in the district. If this
statement be true, it adds to the interest
of the political situation.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-01
Challenge. o'shausbne..y.

To the Editor: As a Massachusetts
man depending few days vacation In
tnls city, am somewhat surprised to
read the views Congressman OShaugh-
messy has given In your issue Of Friday
In letter to the Interstate Commerce
commission. stating that sentiment 'in
Rhode Island and other New England
states Is almost unanimous I'm favor OF
the New Haven system being allowed to
retain its Long Island Sound steamers
and other water transportation lines"
1 wish to protest vigorously against
any such statement. Surely the Con-
gresham can speak for himself, and
perhaps for his State. but / hear bitter
complaints in his State when my busi-
ness calls me from people who perhaps
may have more reason to know than
does this Congressman.
Is the Congressman in favor Of allow
ing the New Haven to have absolute
control Of all transportation from New
York In Long Island Sound as well as
from New York to Boston. New York to
Portland, az well as from New York to
provinces? Does he favor giving the
New Haven crowd absolute control OF
any one city's commerce? IL this Con-
gresham wished to put a line of steam
ers In competition with New Haven from
Boston to New York, there is absolutely
no place where he could dock his boats
in the Massachusetts city.
Can the Rhode Island Congressman be
so competsnt as to speak for all New
England after all In closing. will say
IL may be the sentiment Of New England
to let the New Haven keep the Fall River
as well as Providence lines. but certainly
nothing more. HENRY F. LCNT.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-01

uary to the Presidents wishes, and the
Republicans are not anxious to be placed
lin the attitude of forcing the administra-
ton into war. Over both parties hangs
the shadow of the approaching elections.
Another Problem IN the Revenues.
The threatened deficit in the govern
menf finances is another problem that is
causing the President some anxiety.
While importations are increasing
the low rates of duty keep down the
receipts. 1t looks now as if there
would be a net loss for the year of be-
tween $65,ooo,ooo and S7ooooooo, even
with the amount which may be realized
| from the income tax. In the meantime
Congress is not showing any particular
desire to be economical and there is
not much likelihood that the total Of
all the budgets for 1915 will be much
less than for the present year. Exports,
too, are decreasing, and while the bal
ance of trade is still in our favor the
figures are not moving in the right di-
rection. All these things are grounds
for serious concern. President Wilson
does not want to experience the con-
ditions which befell the last Democratic
administration, when, with everything
going out and little coming in, bonds
had to be issued to replenish the de-
pleted gold reserve IN the Treasury.
The political side of this phase of the
situation is visible in the complaints
which are reaching Congress concern
ing the fall in the price of farm prod
ucts. The effect of the agricultural
free list is already apparent. During
the three months ended December 81
last, for instance, the importation of
potatoes had enormously increased as
compared with the same three months
of the previous year. Considerable
corn has also been brought in and the
farmers who went up in the air merely
because President Taft proposed reci-
procity with Canada are now disturbed
over the competition to which they are
being subjected. This is bringing about
a reaction against the administration
in the Middle West, which is by no
means lessened by the fact that the cost
of living does not seem to have been
reduced.
There is not, however, any serious
opposition apparent to the collection of
the income tax. There may be some
criticism under the surface, but Treas
ury officials say that the compliance
with the law has been universal.