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Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-25
COCHISE ATTORNEYS
 WAR ON ESTATE FOR
 LARGE FEE ACCOUNT
Suit of Richardson and Doan. Against Shaya Estate Brings Array of Legal Talent to COun ty Seat; Cleary There.

A real legal battle is being waged at Tombstone in the trial of the suit for S75O0 attorneys fees instituted by D A. Richardson and r. W. Doan, former law partners, against the shaya estate So far all the witness es have been attorneys s. W. White Mir Richardson's present partner Fletcher NJ Doan, present partner oi F. W. Doan his son and s. L. Pattee. are apearins for the plaintiffs MT Pattae is the chief counsel and is yak ing the lead in the ease
 The sole attorney for the defense is W. B Cleary Of Bisbee When the trial began Monday Frank Doan was the first witness called The direct examination took about an hour, and then MT Cleary began to cross-eX- anime the witness He began shortly after noon and dnished at 1l:30 this morning Then D. A. Richardson was called and at last reports he was still under cross-eNamination Cleary had all the records 0i the state broken as Marathon Cross-evaminor. and he takes particular delight in getting an. other lawyer as a subject This sel- dom happens and Cleary is evident ly making the most of his opportunity Bisbee attorneys are laughing about the matter today and many have eN- pressed regret al not being able to be present With brainy lawyers pittine their ability against one another, it makes a battle of wits well worth wit. messing
 The trial is by jury and the case is being heard by Judge O'Connor of santa Cruz county Monday was set aside for the case but now it looks like it may take the entire week Ten other witnesses remain to be exam
 ned.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-25
PROMINENT BUSINESS
 WOMAN PASSES AWAY
Mrs. Charles KitZmilIer SuC- combs to Complication
 of Diseases.

Mrs Charles Kitzmiuer, aged 32. died at o'clock yesterday morning at the Copper Queen hospital, where she underwent an operation, last week, for a complication oi diseases. Her death came unexpectedly, as she had evidently been recovering from the effects of the operation Mrs. Kitzmiller is survived by a husband who conducts the Main street Dil. Hard parlors. son, and a sister, who resides in Denver Funeral arrange. meuts have not been completed
 Mrs Kitzmiller came to Disbee more than year ago, in company with her husband f,om her native state of Colorado During the last year she had been proprietress of tht New Art store on Main street ant in connection with this business on. terprise, had made many friends
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-25
BEST LAXATIVE FOR "CASCARETS''
They clean Liver; sweeten Stomach; end Sick Headache, Bad Breath
 Indigestion, Constipation
Get a 1O-cent box.

Get a 1O-cent box
 Are you keeping your bowels, liver and stomacL clean, pure 9ud fresh with Cascarots. OF merely forcing a passageway every few days with Salts, Cathartic Pills, Castor On or Purgative Waters2
 Stop having a bowel wash-day. Let Cascarets thoroughly cleanse and regulate the stomach. remove the sour and fermenting food and foul gases, take the excess bile from the liver and carry out of the system all the constipated waste matter and .pOisons in the bowels
 A Cascaret tonight will make you feel great by morning They work while you sleep never gripe. sicken or cause any inconvenience. and cost only 10 cents a box from your drug. gist Millions of men and women take Cascaret now and then and never have Headache, Biliousness. Coated Tongue. Indigestion Sour Stomach or Constipated Bowels Gas carets belong in every household Children inst love to take them ! Adv- l'
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-25
OLD CRIMINAL TOO DANGEROUS TO KEEP
 IN ARIZONA CELLS
Famous Counterfeiter Sent tc Florence Makes Trouble Therc so Is Turned Over to Fedora. Authorities for Safety First

With the tag ends of one prison sentence of fifteen years and one O. five years to serve, David Ellsworth alias Latin. alias Payey Wil leay, Phoenix tomorrow in tine custody oi United State Marshal Joe Dillon an1 his deputy James F Mcdonald oI Bisbee for Atlanta Ga, to enter tn, federal prison, there to complete th. two sentences.
 Whether he has earned the repu tation or not Ellsworth is rated among United States scC,et service men as being one of the most danger ous counterfeiters in the country. iu additiql to this distinction, he Ina also figured in the criminal annal through other crimes which he Ina committed About 55 years old. h, is credited with serving nearly hal that period in prison with these two unfinished sentences stiu hangin' over him.
 After serving a term in prison fo other offenses against the law, Ells worth was arrested in California am, convicted of counterfeiting and sen fenced 10 fifteen years. On accom of having tubercular trouble it wa ordered by the court that he be con fined in the territorial prison Of Ari zona, then located at Yuma Witt this sentence still uncompleted, hs was removed with the other prisoner to Florence
 After a time. he was paroled iron prison and had been out about tv, years when he resumed this old trad. of counterleitiug thereby breakn. the couditones of his parole and mak ing himself subect to serve the un expired portion of his Cahfornt term He was tried and convicted oi the charge in Tucson and sentence Co a term of five years and aeah sent to Florence Not liking his sun roundiues there he left and afte about one years freedom was agai capmred at El Ceutro, Cal and rt urncd tU Arizona
 Of late he has become obiectioua 1le to the prison authorities throue'
 failure Go respond to prison diciplm' and the Arizona officers asked th federal government that he be rc moved
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-25
WILL STAND TILL
 HEARING
Meeting of Representatives from Arizona, New Mexico and sCa- lfOrnia, Considering Question of Importance.

In answer to the protest nled with the states live stock sanitary board by the Warren Dis,rict Commercial club. Sam Bradner. secretary an- swered today that nothing would come of 'he protest until the meeting which convened last night in San Francisco was completed This meer- ing is composed of representatives from Arizona, New Mexico and Call fornia and is for the purpose of con sidering the various phases Of the situation in the southwest.
 That the situation Is undeniably se- rious is conceded bf all who are fa. miliar with the situation E. C. Camp bell. head of the grocery department of the Phelps Dodge Mercantile con- pa0g in making inc figures which were printed in Tuesdays Review, was conservative. according to those who know of existing conditions.
 The war department, alone. for the use of its cavaIry and artillery stock uses a large amount of gram This Is principally oars and there is very small supply of oats in the local market or in Inc states marker. According to advices from phoenN the supply of oats 's at a minimum. Phoenix. however. is little worried over the situation ewing to the fact that most of the feeders there can easily switch to barley of which grala there is considerable supply and which will be harvested, iu the Sal River yalle- within six or seven eeks
 Arizona las gone several steps fur | Ilhcr than auy of the adjoining states iu its eutrurgo. What reasons ar- tusted the action gre unknown lo- cauy but i' is certan that contin- uauce of such a strict embargo will work a hardship on the users of bor- ses and other heavy draft stock il Cochise county
 One man. who is thoroughly fam far with conditions, both in Bisbee and Douglas. said yesterday eyenin 8 that the embargo was unduly sever ! in many respects He stated that as feed tor work horses oats could rot well be replaced and that any assertions to the contrary were ar rOneOus.
 The attitude on The part of tho Trcss to minimize the importance of an adequate grain supply for Cochise ! county is probably due to what they 1 term "jnadequate information inas uuch as the special committee of tho commercial club thoroughly inyesti rated the natter before taking any | steps whatever
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-25
ARIZONA GOOD ROADS BONDS CONSIDERED
 GOOD INTESTINE
Cincinnati Brokerage Firm Is Ready to Purchase Pima County Securities After Buy ing Tucson Securities.

TUCSON, March 24 Theodore N Kerhof representing Field Richard son and Co., purchasers of the city bond issues, stated tonight that his company will be glad to purchase the proposed read improvement bonds of Pima county if they are issued. The amount of the proposed issue is $500 poo. The company makes a specially of municipal and county bonds to tho exclusion of corporation issues
 Mir Kerhn said that the city will be paid the money for its bonds vita in 30 days as the company is anx ious to place it's purchase as soon as possible. This company has recent ly purchased ether Arizona bonds hav- ing bought the Yuma road improve ment issue of $5OO,OOO
 The bonds for municipal improve ments amounting to S239, ,OOO were or. dered sold to Field. Richardson and company of Cincinnati last night by
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-25
LARGEST DOCKET IN YEARS NOW
 ON TRIAL
County Attorney ]. F. Ross Tells of Heavy Docket, Both Crimi- nal and Civil; Session Will. End Sometime in July.

To clean up the entire docket at thls session of court and get rid of all cases on hand, many of which have been hanging fire for a long time, is the idea of County Attorney John F. Ross. who arrived from Tombstone Tuesday afternoon and who spent several hours in Bisbee before con- tinuing on to his home in Douglas.
 The present term of court began on February II and if all cases are disposed of it bids fair to last until June list. Al present civil cases are being heard and the civil docket lasts until April 15. Then work on the criminal cases will be resumed. There are still about % cases to be heard including one murder erial that of Mrs William Olds, accused of the murder of her husband who was a deputy sheriff at Pearce This case win probably take ten days, as there are 30 or 40 witnesses.
 As yet Ross has not lost murder case. Five men have been tried on murder charges at the present session and convictions secured in all the cases Merriwether and Dingle got death sentences McCool nine to ten years, John Kichos ten years to life. and Sic West three and one-half to ten years
 Longest Session.
 lf the present session of the su. perior court lasts until June 1. it will be the longest session since state hood was obtained
 The jury has not been idle a single day Ross says and his idea has been to proceed as fast as possible and try every case on hand One case Ross inherited when he got the ofice was the case of Michelina vs Cochise county. a suit for salary due as court interpreter lt originated during ter ritorial days and was later carried to the state supreme court, which sent it back for retrial It will be tried again Saturday in Tucson. Ross will go there to represent the county. The defendant whose original attorn- ey was D. l.. Cunningham. now on the supreme bench, is represented by C. Blendon, of Tucson The amount involved is about $4OO
 Bruce Stephens. assistant county at. torney, who has been in Tombstone the past several weeks helping in the work of prosecution accompanied Ross to Douglas He will re main in Douglas Some time this week he will conduct the prosecution in the cases of tine eight persons charged with bootlegging
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-25
PRESBYTERIAN WILL
 HOLD ANNUAL MEET TODAY AND TOMORROW
Southern AriZOna'S Ladies Mis- Sionery Society of Presbyteri- an Opens Its SeSsisOnS To- night at Church.

The annual meeting of the Southern Arizona Prcsbyterial the Ladies Mis. sionery Society Of the Presbyterian dburcb of Cochise county, opens this evening at the Presbyterian church. The first meeting win be an open one and the officers of the organization are desirous that every lady in the district interested in missionary work attend
 Mrs Aldrich. g prominent mission ary worker of the Presbyterian church from Oaklapd, California. and Miss Gilchrist. of Phoenix are in the dis trict and will speak before the orgaui- zation Both are associated with the organization in its national import ance and will have some considerable worth for the Southern Arizona branch.
 Tomorrow morning the Fresbyteri- al will continue its meetings They will come to a close Friday afternoon. All of the meetings are to be held in the church and the public is invited generally. and especially those who are interested in vital missionary work
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-25
Woman's Health
 Requires Care

Women are so constituted as to be peculiarly susceptible to consti- patton, and their general health de- pends in large measure on careful regulation and correction of this tendency Their delicate organisms rebel at the violence of cathartic and purgatiye remedies, which while they may afford temporary relief, shock the system and ser lously disturb the functional organs A mild laxative is far preferable and, properly compounded, much more effective
 The combination of simple lav tive herbs with pepsin sold in drug stores under the name of Dr. Caid- wells Syrup Pepsin, is ideal for wo- mems use A free trial bottle can be obtained by writing to Dr. W. B. Caldwell. 452 Washington St.. Monticello Ills
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-25
state Of Ohio, City of Toledo. !
 meas COuutV

Lucas County Frank I Cheney makes oath thut he is senior partner of tlc frm Of IT. J, Cheney g Co., doing business In the City of Toe ledo County and State aforesaid. and that said nrm win pay tho sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev- ary case of Catarrh raat cannot he cured by the use of HALLS CAT Al{lilI CURE
 FRANK J. CHEN tN Sworn To before me and slb7rrih 'd 'n uiy presence this 6th day or December At U 1886.
 (soaD A. W GLEASON
 Notary Public Halrg Catarrh Cure ia taken informally and nets directly upon tho blood and mu- eous surfaces of tho system Send for testimonials free F j. ClIlsNTY & co Toledo. Q Sold hv an nrngrlafe l1r
 Take Halls Family Piuu fot consupatlon,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-25

 the council after the finance commit tee had approved the bid This com pany offered a premium of S1,I34
 Tile bids, five in number were opened at five o'clock. It was found that the bid of W. R Compton and company, of Chicago, was the high est This company offered par and a premium of S2.6O510 and accrued iu- terest Theodore M Kerhof repre- senting Field Richards and company called attention of the council to th. fact that the certified check accom panying the Compton bid did not GOV CT the percentage of the bid as re. quired in the advertisement of sale He stated that the Compton bid wa therefore illegal.
 The matter was referred to tho finance committee, which was in structed to report at the meeting to be held at eight o'clock The com mittee met with the city attorna and the legal aspect of the bids wa looked into. The council desired tc accept the Compton bid as lt was sO vluch higher than the Field Rich ards bid, but the flaw pointed ou. by the representative of rival house was such that the Compton bid could not be considered
 The counci, ratified the sale anr the papers certifying it were signed bv the mayor and cOmpanys repre- sentative immediately following tht close of the meeting.
 The other bidders were Sweet ES6 fs8sSi aAd dnpans of Den,
 fl. <. D. RdliDis and Sousand 4 3. ilaach and Otini9hy of Chicago and fbe southem Arizona Bank and Trust Company of this city One of tl5 bidders offered below par Three Of the bids were withdrawn al the af ternoon meeting and the accompany ing cheeks yer ereturned
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-25
BORDERLAND ID MAKE A GOOD
 CONNECTION
Secretary Gray Makes Arrange mentS to Make Southern Mot bring the official Organ for the Borderland Route.

Arrangements were yesterday com pleted with C. o. Duffy, representing Southern Motoring by Joseph Gray. secretary of the local Auto Club ana of the Borderland Route Association. for the opening of a department in that magazine to be conducted by Gray and to be devoted to the promo tion of the interests of the Borderland Route. An article on the route from El Paso to San Diego, by Gray, is to appear in th May issue ami thereafter each month there will be articles un- der a department heading telling of conditions and improvements along the Borderland It is planned to make the magazine the official organ of the Warren District Auto Club the Borderland Route Association and the various Auto clubs along that route
 Southern Motoring is published in Dallas, Texas. and has circulation of l6O0O copies It is the official pub lication of the Texas State Automobile Association and through that oreani- latun of the A. A. A. in the south and southwest Its official sanction by the organizations devoted to motor ing In the south of this state and pos sibly by the Arizona State Auto As sociation win add materially to it's strength as the chiel motoring publi. cation in the southwest
 c. O Duffy is now making trip over the Borderland Route for his publication He will report on condi- tions as he finds them between Dallas, San Diego and San Francisco and at the same time is strengthening his publication in each city where he stops In Tucson he will take up the matter of official recognition with John F. Myers. president of the Bord erland Route Association. on the strength of the letter given him by Gray advising and endorsing such ac- ton. He will also see representatives of the Borderland Auto Club of that city of which J. E. Owen is the secret ary,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-25
TEDDY TO TEsTIFY2

WASHINGTON, Mar 24-Theodore Roosevelt has been asked to testify before the senate ship purchase bill lobby committee on Saturday The Colonel has written a magazine arti- cle bearing On the ship bill which is said to contain references similar to those which Senator Burton made re- garding the possibility of the govern ment buying foreign ships tied up in American harbOrs
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-25
Main st

Wocdford Hotel and Dining Rooms 333 North Second Ave, Phoenix.
 Arizona.
 We would be pleased to have tbe people of Bsbee and Cocmse County give ms a trial We gulrautee cour. teous treatment aud reasonable prices.
 MRS D. J. KENNEDY,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-25

Is all right, it is a good thing it Is
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 List your property with us for quick sales
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-25
YOUNG NON-PARTlSAN BILL LIKELY OF PASSAGE

SACRAMENTO Mar 2i-The big gest fight of the, ,forty-iirst session of the legislature is being wased in the Assembly tonight over the passage pazshe Young uonpartsau election tih Failure of the opposition to break down the support of the pro ponents who control a clear majority for the measure indicated tonight that btyond all doubt the bil will be passed llfhoIc the adoption of a single ann endment
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-25
CAN'T FIND DkNDRUFF

Fs''-''s ''''
 Every bit of dandruh disappears after one or two applications of Dan deriue rubbed well into the scalp with the finger tips Get 25-cent bottle of Danderine at any drug store and save your hair. After few ap- pIcatious you cant find a particle of dandrun or any falling hair and the scalp will never itch
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-07-02


Judge Arthur ]. Lacy, Detroit
One Of the objects for which many thousands in this
country saving the ownership Of their homes This
purpose which bankers always glad to encourage be-
cause the especially desirable citizen and
he usually calls upon the bank to aid him in attaining his pur
pose.
In the owned home the ideal family life is found Chill
dren are brought up the most wholesome surroundings
The man who owns his home has increased his as
sets of self respect and independence He has high ideals
and deep sense Of the responsibilities OF life tie As gen
orally optimistic and bears the troubles that during
lifetime more easily than the who living for the
moment
He studies civic problems; he wants to know who's
who in municipal affairs he pays taxes directly out OF his
pocket and thus the matter is brought closes to him than IN
the indirect way of paying rent.
He takes comfort in the that he sleeps better for
t-that if he is taken away his wife and children will have
roof over their heads The family is kept intact through
the ownership of the home The widow keeps the children
in school and gives them better start in life Many cases
of this kind are known.
So you reasonably sure of being located perma-
nenty place Of business it will you to save money
and buy your home.
7. d. MacGregor.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-07-02
BURBANK

The large blacksmith shop Of Jacob
Johnson, two story building, was
burned to the ground last week We'd
nesday night. The fire was discover
led at about II o'clock and started in
the second story, and being of frame
construction, soon burned down, as the
village has no fire fighting apparat-
JUS.
George Norton was delegate to
the Epworth League convention at NE
dina last week.
Mrs. Nicely is quite poorly at this
writing.
Mrs. Nellie Shaffer Of Akron, spent
Sunday at the home of her parents,
John Baughman and wife.
Mrs. Alfred Strouse visited friends
in Polk last. Thursday.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-07-02
WORK FOR A SANE FOURTH.

Since the adoption generally by citizens and villages
few wears ago Of ordinances either prohibiting strictly regua
ting the use oewor and the dangerous explosives which had
come into such use the number of injuries and deaths
incident to the celebration of the Fourth of July have been al
most wiped out.
The practical results thus obtained should be sufficient
guarantee against eveson to the old order OF things which
has caused many to refer what called glorious
the barbarous Fourth
It is not recalled that there any fatal accidents due to
fireworks here last year. but there many serious injuries
in Ohio in those municipalities which had not provided against
such occurrences by protective legislation.
The State Fire Marshal parents that they see to it
that their children are exposed to serious injury possible
death by placing their hands dangerous explosives He would
especially urge upon all municipal authorities that they put forth
their utmost efforts to insure strict observance Of their prohb
tive and protective ordinances
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-07-02

News of the arrest Victorano Huer former dictator of
Mexico Ell Paso last Sunday should not have been received
with any great amount of surprise The history of this cut
throat the years preceding and to the very hour of his
departure rather escape from Mexico sufficient to convince
most that his desire to make his home in this country
prompted by other than sinister motive The fact that
the officials have had their eyes him since he
landed shores proof that they fully of the
character the individual with whom they knew they ultimately
would have DEAL That he got out of his country
with his life is but little less than miracle From newspaper
reports he began his plans for invasion of Mexico after
he reached the United States and seems to have lost no time in
making the first aggressive movement In opinion this be-
ing should be driven of the country if it be found there
ground for doing So at the earliest possible time He
robbed the Mexican treasury before he left the country and
he renewed attack Mexico deliberate and bold at
tempt ncite revolution 1t is indeed refreshing that he
country relieve itself the whose brazen insults
patiently borne about the time compelled far
as Vera Cruz before he would let up