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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-05

intends 20 get all possible informa-
tion so It may be prepared for any
situation that may arise. especially if
the administration should determine
on change of policy The reported
murder Of two American citizens
Gustav Bauch by constitutionalists.
and Clemente Nergara, by Mexican
federals-is as yet unexplained. Gen
eral Carranza's promised inquiry into
the disappearance Of the American
Bauch, has not materialized. while the
Iluerta government has failed to clear
up the mystery surrounding the alleg
legged kidnapping and killing Of Yer
CARA.
The request Of Governor Culquitt of
Texas on the federal governors of
Nuevo Leon for the extradition of
those responsible for the kidnapping
Of Norgara occasioned much discussion
In official circles here. The Texas gov
crnor had asked the state department
what is considered the legally con-
sttuted government in northern Mex
ico-for a special treaty with Mexico.
eNtradltion proceedings can toe carried
on between governors in adjoining
border states without reference to the
American state department. Secre-
tary Bryan suggested to Governor
Colquitt that he might ask for the
cNtradition OF the offenders from The
governor Of Nuevo Leon" leaving 1t to
the Texas governor to determine who
that individual was. The eNtradition
had been asked for on the charge Of
horse stealing. State department Of
flcials say that If eXtradited the Of
Tenders could not be tried for murder
because Nergara was slain on Mexican
soil.
Asked about the status Of the COM
mission Of American and British rep
resentatives who were TO have exam
ined Benton's body. Secretary Bryan
said the matter was "in statn quo" He
added that confirmation had been re-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-05
Senate to Debate Mexican
Continued from Page ~

arragned Huerta as corrupt and Car
ianza and Villa as bandits and argued
that Felix Diaz had host Of loyal
Mexican citizens behind him who
would rush TO his support 10 estab-
lish real government in Mexico.
They sought promise from the
American government that it would
uphold Diaz and recognize him If the
counter revolution succeeded. Sew
eral members of the committee char
acterized the proposition as prepos-
ferrous.
The committee is taking active in
terest in the Mexican embroglio and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-05
TRY IT, ~ FIVE MINUTES INDI
GE~TIO\ GOES AND StoN-
NCH FEELS FINE.

Time iG In five minutes all ston-
a0h distress gone 40 Indigestion.
heartburn. sourness or hcighing of
gps. acid. or eructatious of undigested
food. no dizziness. hloating. foul
breath or headache.
Pape's Diapcpsin ls noted for its
speed IN regulating upset stomachs.
1t is the surcst. quickest stomach
doctor In the whole world, and he
sides. 20 is harmless
Millions of men and women now eat
their faVoute foods without fear
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-05
MEALS HIT BACK? FOR DYSPEPSIA, Gas
OR A SOUR stomach --PAPE'S D|APEPS|N

they know it is needless to have bad
stomach.
Get large fifty-cent case Of Pape's
piapepsin from any drug store and
put your stomach right. Stop being
miserable life is too short-you're
not here long. so make your stay
agreeable Eat what you Ike and di-
eest It; enjoy IT, without fear OF re-
rebellion in the stomach.
Pape's papepsln belongs In your
home. Should one Of the family cat
something which doesn't agree with
them. or In case Of an attack Of in
digestion. dyspepsia. gastrltis or stom-
ach arrangement. it IS handy to give
instant relief.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-05
Your Nerves
, Stay Young
ERevitalized With Kellogg S Sanitone
Waters
5OaCENT ROX FREE
TO MEN AND WOMEN

Don't lose your grip Eot out ot
,he nut Of gloomy, weak SucNed exist
cncc. Know what II means tJ br we'll
aud really live. hruuggs Suultuuc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-05

ceived by the state department from
American Consul Simpich of the ap-
pointment of special commission TO
proceed to Chihuahua to investigate
Benton's death. II is considered prob
able that the commission will await
the outcome Of the new inquiry.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21
TUESDAY
TUESDAY Cohen Bound to
 Superior Court

In the court of Justice Thomas yes. terday afternoon Cohen held CD s charge of forgery, was bourd over to appear in the Superior Court, bond being fixed in the sum of SloOO. He will probably be taken 10 TomI stone jail today, as he does not expect 10 b, able 10 raise the amount of the bond immediately.
 l. hss been brought out thst prior to issuance of the check to which was 'orgfd the name of L Silberstein, of Savannah, Ga, for $75 in this city, Cohen i'sus1 two checks in Fl Paso Tor s25 each which were also unau- shorized. Houever, be m.de these che ks good before leaving that city and upon his own soli,iou. He claims that ne intended making the check here good in the event he received the money and Siib=rst in failed to credit the signsture. However, Cohen did not receive the money here. payment oo the check being held up by the bank until ipjuiry could be made at Savannah -Bisbee Review.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21
WEDNESDAY BorderIand to
 Invite Autoists
A Tucson disp,tcb ssxs.

A Tucson dispatch ssys:-
 A bunch of Chandler boosters for the Borderisnd route, headed by G I Peabody. of the Hotel San M.rcos will arrive the latter part of tbis week for . conference with John P Myers. president of the Borderland sssocis = tion. Peabody, working in conjunc .'on with the managers of the San Diego Pacific Exposition, has evolv, d plan to get in touch with all es.tei D sotoists who expect to motor to the ioaet during 1915. This information s,li be furnished to every town along che Borderland route, and it is expec. ted that each town vii, have written . personal letter to such sutois,e, de. scribing the rosds in its immediate vicinity, the local attractions. and | possible. making the sutoist feel that he is personally acquainted with ., lesst one man ct every stop along tn. road.
 This work will be done at pracsi. ca'iy DO expense to the cities s.oos the route. as the expedition company is planning to send their puhlicit, agent, MT H ogaboom, on this inior. nation gathering trip at their owr expense.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21
FRIDAY
Libel Suit Is
 Filed in Tucson

A Tucson dispatch says:-
 Suit for SIG. .OoO damages was fled in the superior court of Pima county yesterday ny Mrs Florence Nj Roche agsirst the Tucson Printing & Pub- fishing Company, publisher. 0. ,he Tucson Citizen. for an alleged libelous ne~- s'c,g q :hc 1:TToIo5 p.oceedines in the superior court on Monday. June l5. when MT. Roche was granted a divorce from her husband, Hsrvey w Roche. by Judge O'Conner.
 Mrs Roche IS represented by Judge Wm M Lowell and Edwin F Jones. ln terc mplsint she alleges tta. the publication o' the article has caused her hamils'iol and loss of reputation and has darsg.d Der to the amount. of slO GOO. The portion of the article oi !ected 10, it is understood, relate, to the alleged connection of Mrs Roche with cuI. known as "Chris. tan Mystics Of the Inner Circle of the Astral Plane"
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21
WEDNESDAY
Thousand Head
 Of Cattle
A Bisbee dispatch ,sys:-

A Bisbee dispatch says:- The Fl Psso < Southwestern rail
 road has hauled away from Cochise
 county during the present year S49
 cars loaded with cattle from stations
 in Cocbise county. ss iC Howe: From
 Douglss, 366 cars from Hereford, SIS
 cars; from Nsco, I33 cars, and from
 Bernsrdino. 25 cars.
 A close estimate made by cattle
 men puts the average nun Der of cattle to the car at 40, ranging from 50 for
 yearlings to 3l for s'eers, three year.
 old aId COWS. At this average, 33,- 6SO.
 Several cattlemen interviewed, ip- cluding E A Packard, JT Hood and Supervisor John Rock agreed that the
 aver Re price paid for theee cattle
 would be forty dollars per head, and
 st this figure a total is made o! sI,3i7.- 200 6. the amount received for cattle shipped from this county over the one railroad. Tbese shipments included many cattle that were brought out of MeIico, the c eene Cs'tl Company be. ing the hesyiess importer from that country. This company made its final shipment on Sunday, sending out "A cars.
 The figures given above do not in- clode the large shipments rom the northern par, of the county that went out over the 5 ushern Pacific Wilcox, Benson and other loading stations on the s. P. which cent out rsny trsins load d with cattle this year, but the number can only be spproxim ated Is is believed that including these shipments there has been not le.s than two million dollar received this year for cattle shipped from Cochise county. 10 cay uotb;ng oi what has been disposed of 70 the butchers of the county. Many range cattle were bu, ,chered d during the fall and winter in B'sbee and D. uRiss and the smell, or dealers throughout the country are supplied entirely ir, m the rsrge herts ano pastures.
 The cattle industry mas sl%a g been an important one in this county ard | twenty years ago. before the bui,di, x Df the Fl Pace & soutbwr stern road, was the largest cattle ship ping station in Arizon., cattle teng 1riven there from sli the territory DOW pasrnnising the Sou bweste D. including . large area of the Sonora country.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21
WEDNESDAY
WEDNESDAY Overall Makers
 Sue Globe Merchant
A Miami di patch says-

A Miami di patch says:-
 Tbe object of the visit to this dis- trict of Attorney Henry Ascbe. the San Frsncisco lawyer who won int. national fame ss the attorney who represented Abe Ruef st the time the San Francisco boss made his fight, came to light v 's'erdsy when a suit was filed by the attorney in the super for court in the interests of Levi Strauss and Co, 6 corporation, asainst M Cohen, s merchant of Globe, pro. prietor of the Fair store, asking for an injunction and damages against the defendant, Cohen. so keep him from selling overslls made by Alber, Matthias & Co. bearing the label Of Levi Strauss Overalls !" The Levi strauss company contend that the article which is made by Albert Ma tbias X Go. is really An infringement on their articles and Las for its otJect the snbs:i.u.ir g 0! gcods O! C lower grade.
 From the complaint it is learned that the Levi Strauss people ca me into the Arizona field with 0 eralls of . olne color, copper riveted and branded with a leather tag on the back, show- Ipg picture of two horses pulling CD 6 pair of oversils ID manufactured by the compsny. l. lie also claimed that this particular kind of overslls became 60 popular with the Mexicans that they applied the title of "osluma" to the strsuss goods. meaning leather, or buckskin, |, and that the Albert Matthias people even wen: 30 far ss to put tbs name "GszumA" on the oyerslls man. uiactured by the Matthias people. The stranss e1pie sllege that the Matthias people not only copy the style of thei, article but that they manufacture 6 cheaper grade of goods. On the other hand iii claimed by the Math as people that there can be DO monopoly on the class and character of good- made by the Strauss people.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21
THURSDAY Many Criminal
 Cases On Docket

The session of the criminal trisls division of the superior coart will start in this city about Jay l3, &C., oording Co the plsns of Superior Judgs AC Lockwood. There are already between l5 and 20 cases 10 be acted uIon, while several more may be add- ed before the date mentioned. Most serious in their import will be shs trials of W W Ksrmeen, Barry McCool and Mrs William Olds. all O whom are charged with murder. The other cases include all classes of felonies, smooR them being bur gisry. theft in various degrees. forR- e'y. etc.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21
THURSDAY 16 Old Pioneers
 On Waiting List

There are sixteen old pioneers on the " waiting list" for admission to the Pioneers' home at Prescott, according to . statement made yesterday by ex.- Governor L 0 Hughes, who hss been interested in having James W Gan ble, . former pioneer, recommended for the home.l
 Last Saturday the local superior court examined the qualifications of J A Linder for the home. and gave . recommendation that be be admitted |, Co the number is probably now IT. e no news of gay nsv pioneers being cd. mitted has been received in the city.
 Both Lindsr and Gamble gro old ssttlers. both mining men end are duly qualified for the home.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21
THURSDAY
Valuation Of
 Phone Companies

Through figures compiled today by the state tax com n ission, the assessed valuation for this year oi all telegraph and telephone companies in the s,ate lis $l ,93s ,2l "A.
 The total wire mileage is 30. .l62.73. The Mountain s,stes Telephone and Telegraph company leads, having IT, TSP wire miles, with rate of s67 per mile, making . total valuation o! sI, ,l9l ,394.
 The Western Union Telegraph com. psny is second with 7,224.93 wire miles ct the rate of s6s, making c total valuation of s4si, ,995 23. The valuation placed on the Postal TeIe- graph company is l74.0s0.50. Nine. teen other companies appear in the list
 The valuation placed on telegraph and telephone companies in Marico- DO county is $653 ,333 59 for . total Of g 73S.S9 wire miles. The Noun. o'ates company has s,91l wire miles in this county and iss rate is '$67 per wire mile.
 The Western Union has S27 .s9 wire miles in Msricops county. st $6s. In the city of Phoenix the Mountain States has 5373 wire miles, its to sl sssessed vslustion in this city being $359, ,98l. The assessed valuation oi the Western Uniop's 24.S3 wire miles in this city is $I,657.sA.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21
News of the State ln Condensed Form
eev. Muat WilI Attend celebration


 Governor Hunt will attend the Frontier day celebration st Prescott end will deliver sn address on "Ari- soua." Chairman Tom Campbell of the executive committee visited Pbos nix Wednesday. calling upon tue gov- srnos and delivering Go him . person. al invitation, shich he accepted. The mayor of Phoenix was also iuvit- cd and accepted the invitation to de. liver sbe principal oration of the day Serious Auto Accident
 Monday afternoon, three persons sere injured severely when an auto mobile plunged into the Arroyo as Arispe S.. on the Sonora side of the international line. The automobile wss being driven by Mrs W c Bowman, wife of Councilman Bowman of ruc- 500. The machine vent into the sr- royo from the street at the place where the drop is about eight feet. Mrs. Bowman vas psiofully injured, her little child was seriously hurt and Mn. H. L. Corl, also . member oi the party, sustained serious in- iuries.
 Result of Auto Accident
 Ass result of an accident. which occurred on the Clifton. Morenci road shortly after midnight Friday, . Velie 40-car lies at the bottom ot . canyon about two miles from Clifton. slmos, . total wreck, and Shorty Jarrett and A R Coleman aud Dick Goode are ir the A c hospital suffering from iniuf- ies received in the wild dash of ths car down the mountain eide.
 Work Will Begin Soon
 Work on the gra ndstsnd and othei buildings of the Southern Arisons fail ss Tucson will be begun in . week ol 60 and they will be completed in si1 o eight weeks. The plsns were drawr last fall.
 Slashes Himself With Knife
 While temporarily inssne late Fri dsy night. Bert Graham, . csrpen,e employed by the Shannon Copper com psny st Globe slashed himself with pocket knife. inflicted serious but DO fatal wounds. Graham vas possesse, with the idea that in light he he, shot and killed two Msxicans and lab orins under this hallueinstion, st tempted to take his own life. Tn wounded man wss removed to th Shannon hospital and is not consider cd in dangeroos condition.
 IS Want Position
 Fifteen applicants took the exam instion Wednesday st Tucson for th position of immigration inspector un der the civil service rules. The posi tion pays from $l3S0 to $lSOo pc year. The eexaminssion wss copducte, by Don 0 Etchells, local civil sersic examiner. Two of the applicant were from Fort Husohucs. two iron Nossles and two from Docglss. Tn position is one of the best open l. applicsnts in ths immigration service
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21
THURSDAY
Arrested On
 Charge Of Graft
A Prescott dispatch ssys:-

A Prescott dispatch ssys:-
 D M Clark. county road superin- tepdent, was arrested late yesterday on charg's of graft, the specific sc- cusation being the padding of pay rolls. Clark bad conducted . boards ing house at road camps as private enterprises snd secured money to pay cooks by putting their names CD the county payroll as road laborers, it i. alleged.
 It also alleged he has been indulz- ing in illegal practice for six months Clark was lsier released on s450t bail.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21
FRIDAY
Hes Completed Map

Hes Completed Map
 Harry Locke, the "rosd map king" bss just completed . special road map and guide covering the Los Angeles San Diego-Phoenix road race this fall. It iss 6ne piece of york. To one part is large map chewing the roads Of California, New Mexico and Ari- zods and Tombstone is there in great big letters, on tho Borderlsnd route.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21
A Stitch In Time

Little girl, you make me tired; You, Hhom have oft admired. With your ears both out of sight And your skirt, 60 very tight. Slit in front snd in the rear. Are you going dippy, dear' Little girl. just take this tip; Ere that clinsing skir, you rip. Let it out . little, seer An inch or two. or even three; And tdo not tbi; k Pm over bold,) Sew up one slit or you'll catch cold.
 -Ex.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21
TUESDAY s1oo,ooo Spent On Free Texts
A Phoenix dispatch saye:

A Phoenix dispatch saye- Prof c o Case, state superintendent oi public instruction. le!t last evening ou . husine.s trip of the state, for she purpose of checking up with the coun. ty superintendents the accounts oi text books furnished by the sts,e for the psss school year.
 The total cost of free text books for the year hss iust been announced as c ,rifle ose- s.O0 900; V wbich is ., least s50, GOO less than the estimated cost. The books range in price from 6 cents each, for the ralmer writing cards, 10 $l.35 the cost Of the Ancient history.
 The following are the amounts that have been actually paid for free tex, Aa
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21
FRIDAY
Phoenix Business
 Men to Tour State
A Phoenix dispatch ssys:-

A Phoenix dispatch ssys:-
 Pians for business mens sutomo- bile tour of southern Arizona, to be held early in the fall. are being made by the Pboenix Board of Trade. E Power Conway osiI iosttd the idea and it has received the enthusiastic endorsement of the board directors. who authorised the president to sp- point committee. Florence, Tuc- e ., Tombstone and Douglas will be included in the itinerary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21

The outstandlng unpaid cIaIme amount to about 8, ,975.66.
 Contingens expenses will amount to about 5000. but the receipts that are to go to the state from sale and assess. mens of books will more than offset She expense. leaving. in The rough, the sotAl cost of free text bcoks for ,he year . little over $lOO 900.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21
WRITE STORIES FOR MOVING PICTURE
 PlAYS
PLAYS
New, Spare-tlme Profession for Men and Women---0ne Man Makes
 S3500 in Six Months

Owing 10 the large mum Der of new motion picture theatres which are be- ing opeDed throughout the country, there Is offered to the men and vo- men of today. n W profession, name. y' that oI writing moving picture oisys. Producers are pay ing from sZo to $laO for each scenario accepted upon which they can build . photo
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21

Call and zee the new line of ribbops and sssbes at RockS. Just received |, beautiful sssortments of all colors.
 -Adv If
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21

c you can't s,eep for rservuusncss saxS . Dr. Niles' Anti Pain Pill and V SnRfsrtshlat (As~srfisepest
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21

Why scov1 when you can snn. anap 0kt8 pr. AileS Laxative TabisesS
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21
$3500 in SixsMonths

AS it only requires e few hours' time to construct 6 c"nplete play, you can readily zee the i'm mense pos- sibilities in this wO-k. Que man, who gave She idea . tryout. writes that he earned S3500 in ,ix months. It is possible for an intelligent person to meet with equal success.
 Onefesture of the business which should appeal to everyone. is that the wo,k may b. done at home in spare time. No literary ability is required and women have as great an oppos- unity ss men. Ideas for plots are turning up, and may be put in scenario form and sold for . good price.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21
Particulars Sent FREE

Complete particulars of this most inters sting and profitable profession may be had FREE OF CHARGE by sending c poet card to
 Photo Play Association BOX 158 WIlKEs.BARRE PA,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21
Went to Bisbee

went 10 bI$bee
 County Assessor Ed Hughes went to Bisbee last evening on business connected with his office. He is ex- pected home this afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-21
Visitor from Oou9las
Returns from nisbee
Motor to Gieeson

Attorney F W Goodbody, court com missioner of the Cochise Superior
 court and wife, motorei over ,o Glee- son tbis afternoon, where Mir Good-
 body went on business for one of his clients.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-19
WASTING AWAY
those That Camel Eat without
After.Reerels

81 can't eat, II I did il would do
me no good" How many women are
saving this to-day! But they have to
work Just the same. whether they cat
or not. They grow thin. and bag
gard, and nervous. and are at their
Wits end.
The stomach. liver and bowels
cause more trouble than any other
part Of the body. There are thou
sands of persons whose food don't
do them the good IL should. They
have bad taste In mouth. coated
tongue. constipation. gas in stomach.
fulncss or distress after meals, bloat-
ing and belching Of wind. They often
have headache. are weak and nervous,
have sallow complexion and can't
sleep.
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