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Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-14
BUT four JURORS
REMAIN IN BOX IN
SCHMIDT TRIAL
Both Sides Exercise Preemptory
Challenges and Eight Jurors
Are Taken From the Panel;
Call Made for More Jurors.

LOS ANGELES. oct. 13-The four
jurors already sworn in were an that
remained in the box at the adjourn
ment today Of the trial of Matthew
Schmidt, charged with murder in con
nection with the dyanmidng OF the
Times building. Eight others who
were passed temporarily, were remoy-
ed i'm the exercise of five peremptory
challenges by the defense, and three
by the prosecution. Judge Willis or
dered eleven names drawn from am
other department of the Superior
court Judge Fairall for the defense
demanded the records showing the
manner of drawing the venire TO be
produced tomorrow.
James Noel. secretary of the Super
ior court, was called to testify to the
manner Of drawing the venire He
said it was composed of names sub
mitted by the judges of the various
departments. During the morning ses.
sion Fairall protested on what he
termed undue haste by the Judge in
eNcusing the juror who said he was
a day laborer and expressed q posi-
tive opinion that a gas explosion de-
stroyed the building The defense
passed him but the prosecution chal
lenged him. The defense has had nine
peremptory challenges and the prose
cution six.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-14
MANY m BlSBEE
USE FAMOUS COMPOUND

The famous mixture or buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc, known as Adler
i-ka, is much used here in Bisbee.
This is the most complete bowel clean
ser ever sold, being even used sue
cessfully in appendicitis. Just ONE
SPOONFUL relieves almost ANY
CASE of constipation, sour or gassy
stomach. ONE MINUTE after Adler.
i-ka is taken the gasses rumble and
pass out-the INSTANT action is sur.
prising. J. NJ. Ball, druggist.
The Lowell Drug Co., at lowell, re-
ports great success there. ADV
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-14
Coffee

How much does good
coffee add to your break
fast pleasure? How much
does a good breakfast help
your day along?
There's chayW in Schil-
ling's Best Coffee; the
charm of fine flavor
rich, full, satisfying!
And al the flavor is kept
for Joh 10 alright tins.
Schilling's
Best
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-14

sion win be held on Monday at 9
o'clock and there vii lbe grand
parade starting at 4:3O o'clock the
same afternoon. The atrocities plan.
ned are unprintable, hence they are
not mentioned in the handsome PAM
phlet announcing the ceremonial
Miners Worried.
The embargo order will stop the
shipment of dynamite and blasting
powder into Sonora, il is believed,
and consequently if it lasts long
enough the big American mines i'm
Sonora will be Obliged to close for
want of such material Mining men
believe, however, that the embargo is
only temporary and that it win be
lifted from Carranza territory as soon
as Carranza is recognized
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-14
PUBLIC UTILITY EXPENSES.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct l3.-The re-
port 70 Gov Johnson by the state
kailroad Commission records as au-
thorized by the commission I'm the
last three and half wears new con.
slruction of IMPROVEMENTS and public
utilities expenditure of S248,0O0.O0
Altogether the value of stocks. bonds.
notes and securities authorized by the
commission aggregates $4,000 600.
The railroads lead Wien am expendi-
ture of Sl02 100000
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-14
.SECRET ARY OF TAX
PAYERS ASSOCIATION
is MAKING REPORT
Examination of the Reports and
Accounts of City Officials for
the Past Year Being Made for
Tax Payers Association.

j. j.. Gaines. secretary of the Co
cnise county Taxpayers Association,
is at work making an examination Of
the reports and accounts of the var
iods officers OF j - city of Bisbee
with a view of making a report on the
same TO that bodv The amount Of
the revenue received and the scources
tom which it was derived. together
with the Expenditure for the past
ycsr he arranged in tabulated form
for the ASSOCIATION an. tine amount OF
ire assessed valuation end the rate
aDd collection of lakes Will also be
gone into. MI Uaines expects TO
spend considerable line here in gath
arine fine data tina. ne deems neces-
say to make his report on
rhe association does not believe
tLat there has been anvthmg wrong
with the CITY administration, but some
Of the members OF rho association de-
shed that dh examination be made OF
the city, affairs and a report made
10 that body so tn1r it could be placed
ON file with the other records Of that
restitution
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-14
SECRETARY M'ADOO
OUTLINES THE USE
FOR AUXILIARIES
In Speech Before Business Men
He Tells of Plan Of the Use for
Naval AuxiIiarieS in Time OF
Peace.


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind oct 49,
Outlines of the new administration
shipping bill providing that United
states naval auxilanes for war be
used in upbiuling foreign trade in
times of peace. We're made public in
Secretary McAdoos speech to bust
ness men here today. The plan which
probably will be presented to congress
at the coming session, proposes an APP
preparation of S500O0000 to be eX-
pended by the shipping board compos-
ed of the secretaries Of the navy and
commerce and three members to be
selected by the president This board
win have power to incorporate and
Subscribe stock IN the whole or part,
and authority to vote stock belonging
20 the United States i'm the election
of directors The board viii have au-
thority to establish steamship lines
where American trade needs accom-
mediation.
It might operate ships and lease
them to other parties 1t viii have
power to reform navigation rules and
regulations. 1t will study shipping
problems and make recommendations
to congress for legislation and Zen
courage development of merchant ma
rine under the American flag" Fur
Their McAdoo suggested that the ship
ping hoard have authority. acting in
conjunction with the Interstate Com
merce Commission, TO arrange special
through rates to foreign ports so that
American railroads and steamships
may meet foreign competition i'm the
markets OF the world. He laid empha-
sis on the need Of naval auNiliares in
plans for preparedness and defense.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-14
COUNTY AND STATE NEWS

SHORT STATE ITEMS
FROM VARIOUS PLACES
Many mining locations are being
fled i'm Yuma county
The Normal school at Flagstaff has
an enrolment of 247.
Tucson is to have a "MadeinTuc-
son" city directory
The Yuma section is organizing a
winter baseball league
A postomce is to be established at
Thomasville. Coconino county.
The Popular cafe at Globe has been
destroyed by fire.
A baby show win be one of the
big attractions at the northern Ari-
iona fair
A fine auto road is to De constructed
from Flagstaf to oak Greek canyon.
The price Of milk i'm Tucson has
been raised to twelve and a half cents
per quart
A large lion crossed the border from
Mexico and killed two horses in the
Gadsden district
Tucson contractors insist that Tue
son improvements of a municipal MAJ
ture be made by Tucson concerns.
spanish-American war veterans viii
organize a camp at Tucson
George Martin is serving a twenty
day sentence in the Tucson jail for
totins steel "knucks"
,Fruit trees are in bloom In the
Snowflake section and cabbage plants
are advertised for sale In Yuma.
The ranch home OF George Black.
Jr, was destroyed by IRE at Mil Park.
Coconino county
Meat slaughters in Tucson win be
rigidly inspected by a representative
from the city health department
The drilling rig of the Salome com.
pany operating in the Tonic Basin.
is in position and AN ready TO operate.
This week will go down i'm Tucson
history as "dress-up and fashion
week Men as well as women Job.
served the order.
The contract has been let for the
Interstate bridge at Needles. III win
connect up the Old Trails route.
A new DostodCa to be called Magma
win De established at the station of
Webster ON the line OF the Arizona
Eastern out OF Phoenix.
Judge Sawtelle has ordered that sos
sacks of wormy California beans. held
in transit TO the east be burned.
Wellton and Yuma viii Join in a big
celebration commemorative the com
pletion OF the Antelope bridge on Oct
"a Senator Ashust or Congress man
Hayden win speak.
Tucson slogan committee is getting
down TO brass lacks. To has now re-
duced the long list submitted to these
two. you can't come 20 Tucson TOO
soon and For busted wealth. for
busted health, Tucson"
The Winslow Mails tip that Co.
Hunt viii run for congress TO succeed
Card Hayden is not wen founded. If
Hunt is not forced" to again run for
governor it can safely be concluded
that he win try for Ashursts seat i'm
I the senate.
A Globe man, bringing into the
state a little peach brandy from El
Paso for his personal consumption
was so badly Illustrated when he saw
am officer az the depot that he care
fully placed his suitcases on the depot
platform and liked FOR the tam timber
He has not as set been appreheuded
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-14
FOR DOUGLAS.

Mike Harmon, who is connected
with the United States Revenue Ser
vice left yesterday afternoon for Doug
las after a stay of two days here i'm
this District ON business connected
with his official position Mike was a
former resident of Bisbee and Lowell
and always finds many friends here
who are glad TO welcome him.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-14

THATCHER Forage poinsoning"
in the opinion of Dr. w. Z. Severn,
state veterinarian, caused the death
of eight of the nine horses owned by
Myron Alfred near here. The mouis
which result in paralysis OF the ami
mails. and often cause death, occur
on, forage after rains OF heavy dews.
Numerous cases are reported i'm other
parts of the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-14

Stafford - The Graham county
chamber Of commerce, an organization
having for its object the finding Of
markets for the products of the upper
ella valley, has been organized here.
George A. Foote is president of the
organization and Joe Sullivan secret
airy.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-14

A Globe man, bringing into the
state a little peach brandy from JED
Paso for his personal consumption,
was so badly Illustrated when he saw
am officer al the depot that he care
fully placed his suitcases ON the depot
platform and liked FOR the tan timber.
He has not as set been appreheuded.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-14

Convicted TO gambling in Globe, J.
d. Crowel and Carl Mohler were
fined $3.50 each and sentenced to serve
thirty days in Jail
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-14

The report of Dr. W. A. Greene,
city health officer Tor September
shows Il births and rs deaths Health
conditions were excellent i'm spite of
the crowded condition of the city and
influx of Mexican refugees. There
were three cases of dyphtheria and
four cases Of typhoid during the
month
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-14

The Winslow Mails tip that Go.
Hunt will run for congress to succeed
Card Hayden is not wen founded. If
Hunt is not forced to again run for
governor it can safely be concluded
that he win try for Ashurst's seat in
the senate.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-14
Goddard Marries.

Raymond Goddard, formerly q cor
poral in the TwenU-second infantry
band. and now musical director OF the
James p Lee Musical Comedy com
pauy, was married October 9 TO Mar
garet Collins OF this city, the cere-
mony taking place at Nogales. The
couple viii leave soon for Tucson to
spend their honeymoon and renew ac-
0uaiufaucae There
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-14

PRESCOTT Thomas Fryer. So. auI
old time resident of Yayapai county
was blown to atoms by an explosion
Of giant powder while working on the
Larson claims near the Copper Chief
Parts of the body and the cabin fin
which he had been living were found
by searching parties sent from here.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-14

MIAMI To raise funds for the new
Catholic Church to be built IN Miami.
home talent minstrel and musical
comedy Entertainment viii be given
by local Catholics during Thanksgiy.
ing week. Elaborate plans are being
made for the entertainment
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Lee Ellison

the identity of the $40 bill paid
him by the plaintiff in error on
the Wednesday, following the
crimei Could this $40 bill with
It's peculiar characteristics have
been mistaken in small deposit
of only 900 accumulated by the
tailor in a few daysi
Is it possible that Burdick ano
his wife could have been mislak
en as TO the identity of the bill
they had from the licensed
Were two bills ever worn,
torn and discolored in manner
so strickingly similar AZ the Bur
dick bill and the tailor's bill 2
Could one have been so torn and
worn unless il had been carried
with the Othersi Where could
the bills have come from eNept
from the red tobacco sack where
George Wehman carried his rolf
why did the plaintiff in err
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ness met returning TO Union City
on the Protemus road with his
face concealed with the lap
robe9 Whence was this disguised
individual coming except from
the scene of the crimei
WAS the plaintiff in error
paying his debts ON the Sunday
after the disappearance of Geo.
Wchmani DO men ordinarily
settle their obligations on sun
day. II plaintiff in error had
money to pay his lodge dues
prior OF Sunday, why should he
have waited to settle with his
Sisterin-la If he only got the
money on Saturday, July ii,
whore did il come FRONT
why is no explanation of.
tered rs 10 its sourcei
is it likely that the tailor
could have been mistaken as Ia
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BAD FIRE AT CLINTON.

The hotel known as the Hen
derson House, at Clinton. was d,.
stroycd by fire early SUNDAY
morning The building was own
eel by Mrs. Jerry NJ. Porter a,d
valued at 5000 with $1,000 IN
surance.
One of the rooms of the lower
floor was occupied by the Clinton
Gazette, owned by Mrs T. b
Walker. The plant suffered
lass of ~. sOO. Mrs Walker rar
ried 5000 insurance ON r.
property
The Porter Pottery company AL.
80 had offices ia the huildm.
which were destroyed.
II is said the fire originated IN
an old back stairway Of the build.
ing about 3 o'clock Sunda.
morning, and by heroic work o.
the fire fighters the flames wrr.
under control al 30.
Arrangements have been msg.
10 continue the publication of iN
Gazette without interruption.
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he has hidden his yictimi Why
should the prisoner have haunted
this vicinity, as long as he was
free
Who can answer these qucs-
tons We have propounded ~ as
TO exculpate Frank Dietzel from
this murderf What explanation
of these circumstances can be-
made 10 consist with his inno-
cencei Ii he can be exculpatcd,
If there is such AN explanation,
why does he remain silent
Learned counsel have made a
brave fight in his behalf, conduct
ed with zeal and distinguished a
billty, but Notwithstanding all
they have said, of record before
US, we are convinced of the guilt
of the plaintiff in error. The
circumstances seem to exclude ev-
cry other reasonable hypothesis
Nevertheless, since there is
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NEGRO KILLS ANOTHER.

j d. Watkins was fatally shot
Sunday night during an altered
ton by Ed Crowder, at Fulton
The shooting Is said TO have
grown out OF attentions which,
Watkins was giving the wife OF
Crowdcr
All parties are negroes, and II
IS said Crowdcr had warned Wat
kins about the women They
met Sunday night, when the trou.
BILE was renewed Crowdsr shot
Watkins three times IN thg
breast, side and abdomen. Wa,
klns was removed 10 hls board
ing house ON the south side,
where he fingered until about II
O'Clock Monday and died.
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ror, perfectly familiar with the
country, when making search
for the body of the deceased, o
init TO look into the wells along
the lane connecting the Protemus
and Rockbridge roadsi Why
should he have overlooked these
wells and searched others, both
going and returning
why should he have visited
this remote locality On the day
after Geo. Wehman 5 disappear
ancei Why should he have been
there ON Monday, Tuesday, and
Wednesday, and days thereafter
What could have drawn this
plaintiff in error TO this lonesome
lane ON the days following the
crime, except that mysterious and
proverbial force that mpels a
murderer TO return TO the scene
OF iniquity or to the place where
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here, as IN every ease of clrcum
stantial evidence, a possibility
a bare possibility of mistake, we
prefer To heed the expression of
the jury and commute Tins sen.
tence 10 life Imprisonment. AS
thus modified, the Judgment be.
low will bee affirmed
Ia the courtroom with young
Dictzcl sat two brothers, and all
three seemed 10 be satisfied with
the opinion of the court. Frank
Dictzel made no demonstration
whatever when the final decree
came down from the bench and
he walked nonchalantly with the
marshal from the courtroom to
the Jail
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Fresh Asparagus
today

Green covered the ease with the
following questions;
What motive could young
man in the standing of the PLAN
tiff in error have had seeking the
company of an eccentric laborer
like the deceased and driving
him around over the country3"
Could he have been up TO
anything good9
For what purpose did the
plaintiff in error hire this rig on
the night of July II, and what
did he do with it,
How did this laprobe be-
come saturated with blood, and
whose blood could it have been
save that of the deceased
=" Who else was on such terms
with deceased AS TO induce the
latter to take IA midnight drive
with him, and who but the plain
tiff in error was it that the wit
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Fresh Strawberries
every day
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Best Meat Market In Hickman

And I've got the
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New mackerel.-Ezell.
Hickman Chautauqua - June
s.12.
FOR SALE, Nice. fresh Jer.
sey Cows A. III Leet.
Julian Choat has purchased a
seven passenger Hudson ear.
Miss Mary Maddox, Of STATE
Line, is visiting Miss Marie
Green.
Mrs Lou Harper was the guest
of Ms Harry Reeves, at Fulton,
Sunday
ID u Bryant returned home
Saturday from Union City whcrl
he spent last week
ROOM FOR RENT Large
furnished room near court house
-Cumb. phone 10.
Misses Lou Barry and Clois
bedford left Sunday for 81. LOUIS
% spend a few days.
Miss Lowe Landrum. of Union
City, spent a few days this week
with Mrs. j. 4. Fuqua and fam.
ly.
Mrs. Maggie Randle returned
home Friday after visit 10 her
daughter, Mrs. Horace Luten, at
Fulton.
Sheriff and Mrs. Bailey IIud-
dleston and children spent Sun
day IN Fulton with Mrs. lobe
lluddleston.
l.. T, Halliday and wife. Of
Woodland Mills, and Albert
Graves and wife spent Sunday
with G. l.. Clark and wife.
Mrs. Herbert Winston. of Ar
kansas, and Miss Jodie Winston
of near Fulton, are spending this
week in Hickman as guests of
Mrs. Bailey lluddleston.
Mrs. Alice Amberg returned
home Monday from a visit to
Mrs. $. r. Hays, of jackson. and
where she was delegate TO the
Woman's Missionary meeting of
the Methodist Conference which
was held last week.
Jennings, La, May. 6.-Fifteen
persons were killed and more
than two score injured by a tor.
nado late today which passed
through the southern part of
Louisiana. Fourteen of the killed
were negroes. Nine negroes were
killed and twenty-five persons IN
iured in the vicinity of Mermen.
tau.
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FRANK DIETZEL MUST
SERVE LIFE SENTENCE.

Frank Dietzel, the % years old
son of Herman Dietzel, the
wealthy harness shop proprietor
of Union City, must serve the re-
mainder of his life in the peni.
tertiary, at Nashville, for hay
ing murdered George Wehman
Ga former citizen of Hickman AMI
an uncle of Jno. Pyle 50, the 81
year old eccentric painter, whose
body was found in an abandoned
well II days after the killing,
with a gun shot wound in the
back of his head and with his roll
of bills gone. Such was the de.
clSlon of the supreme court ol
Tennessee in the ease in an elab
crate opinion handed down by
Justice Grafton Green.
In closing the decree Judge
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THANKS AWPULLY e"

The editor Of the news had the
pleasure of calling ON our excel
lent and worthy neighbor. the
Hickman Courier, Monday W,
found the office well filled with
equipment and job printing. The
gentlemen who look after tho
newspaper affairs of the west enc
cf the county are well ON 10 their
job. They are excellent men. The
Courier - one of the leading
Journals OF West Kentucky .-Fui.
ton Weekly News
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REVIVAL MEETING ON.

4 revival meeting is now BOO
progress at the West Hickman
Methodist church, Rev. G. A
Riggs, the pastor has the as,..
lance of Rev \. W Lee. Of N.
IAN, Tenn. aud the meeting s
dnliy growing IN interest Row
Lee is a man of profound thought
aud fluent speech. You will m
JOY las preaching, come and h.a-
HIM.
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Don't forget that
Phone us your orders There s
three telephones here To answer
you, and four deliveries 10 take
your goods to you. Auto deliv-
cry Saturday morning TO get your
roasts 10 you in time
Lee Ellison.
Got fine Country Hams now all
the time.
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Marriage license was list. /
tins week 10 Ellis Williams. ae.
II, son of Tom Williams. of lU-
city, and Miss Susie Griffin. as
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