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Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-27
.SHERIFFS CASH AND FORBES RENEG; TO RUN
 INDEPENDENT NOV. I
Being Beaten for Democratic Nomination in Pima and Greenlee' the Two Officers Would Gum the Deal".
fsv Review Leased wire)

PHOENIX. Sept. 26.-In spite of the fact that they were defeated for re- nomination in the primary election, Sheriff Cash, of Greenly county, and Sheriff Forbes, of Pima, known throughout the state as Hunts Siamese Twins, are running for re- election as independent candidates, having filed the necessary petitions with the county clerks just before the expiration of the period fixed by law for independent candidates. Sheriff Forbes, of Pima county. was defeated for renomination on the Democratic ticket by J. T. Miles after recall pro ceedings had almost resulted in the calling of an election to oust him from office. The recall movement followed the killing of Mrs. Bates, prominent St. Louis woman, by one of Forbes deputies, and several other affairs in which his deputies were believed to be in the wrong Two deputies ap- pointed by Forbes were sent to the state prison last spring following the hanging of a Mexican near Greater vile.
 Sheriff Cash, of Greenlee, who. like Forbes, is an active Hunt worker, was defeated for renomination by A. H. Slaughter in one of the hottest fights in Greenlee county. Now he refuses to abide by the decision and is run ming as an independent candidate. Leaders of the Democratic party here have expressed their disapproval of the course taken by both sheriqs.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-27

If you've ever had corns, you've tried lots of things to get rid of them -salves that eat your toe and leave the corn remaining, cotton rings that make your corns bulge out like pop eyes, scissors and knives that make corns bleed and sore, harnesses and bandaees that fill up your shoe, press on the corn and make your foot feel like a paving block. Whats the use? Why not do what millions are doing. take 3 seconds "ff and apply GETS IT." It dries, you put your stocking on right away, and wear your regular shoes. Your corn lOosens from the toe, it lifts right off It's painless. It's the Common-sense way, the sim plest, easiest, most effective way in the world. It's the national corn cure. Never fails.
 "GETS-IT" is sold and recommend ed by druggists everywhere. 25c @ bottle, or sent on receipt of price, by E. Lawrence X Co.,, Chicago, III.
 Sold in Bisbee and recommended as the worlds best corn remedy by Phelps, Dodge Mercantile Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-27
HOW PINEAPPLE JUICE AND PEPS|N RELIEVES
 STOMACH TROUBLE

The juice of pineapple contains fer ments used by the stomach in the di- gestion of food. Pepsin is supplied by every stomach, but many times in insufficient quantities. These two when combined with the other ingred- tents in Natol Pineapple Pepsin Com pound furnish to the stomach exactly the right proportion to digest the food. Strong laxatives are an injury and are not needed where the food is properly digested,
 Natol Pineapple Pepsin Compound is not a patent medicine but correc- tive and assistant in overcoming all stomach troubles. One bottle (50c) is usually enough to give permanent relief Bisbee Drug Go.
 (Advertisement)
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-27
SLAMS TWO AND SUICIDES.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26.-J. c. Graveur, president of the Alhambra Garage, New York, was shot and in- stantly killed and his wife was prob ably fatally wounded in their apart ments in a prominent hotel here early today by a Mrs. Ledur, who later com mitted suicide. The Graveurs had motored from New York today, reach ing the hotel shortly after midnight. The tragedy occurred an hour later.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-27

officially the severest condemnation should be visited upon the proposed constitutional amendment submitted to the people at the next general election entitled, To amend subdivi sion 5, ot Section l, of Article ", of the Constitution of the State of Ari zona, and to provide for the admission of such proposed amendment to the people of the State Of Arizona which proposes in an obvious design to nulli- fy the Initiative and Referendum that no measure initiated by, or re, ferred to the people, shall be declared adopted unless such voting upon the measure shall receive a majority of all ballots cast, whether voting upon the measure or not.
 We favor enactment and admin istration of laws giving labor and capital impartially their just rights. Each has its rights, but the rights of labor are certainly no less vested no less sacred, and no less inalien- able, than the rights of capital. Com blAAeNlOh VI NaBildl anu Ol ldBOI dl v results of the economic movement of the age. but neither must be per mitted to infringe upon the rights and interests of the people. Such conf binations when lawfully formed for lawful purposes are alike entitled t5 this protection of the laws, and neither should be permitted to break them.
 We favor the enactment in a Con- stitutional form of workman's com pensation law in keeping with the broad public policy as exemplified by the Democratic party. We denounce as contrary to that spirit of public policy and detrimental to the best in- terest of those it is designed most to help the proposed amendment to the Constitution of the State of Arizona. entitled An act to provide for the pro- lection and safety of workmen in all places of employment and for the inspection and regulation of places of employment in all inherently hazard. ous works and occupations; providing a schedule of compensation for injury to, or death of workmen and methods of paying the same and presenting the liability of employers who do not elect to pay such compensation; establish the Industrial Board, to define its powers and duties; providing for a review of its wards; and abrogatine any and all laws and Constitutional provisions in conflict herewith.
 "We favor a law creating the de partment of labor.
 Being cognizant of the rapid devel
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-27
DENYING PUPILS GAZE
 ON MARCHING BRIGADE

DENYING, N. M., Sept 26.-Deming suspended business and closed it's schools today in order to witness the inspection, parade and review by Bri- gadier General Granger Adams of the brigade of national guard troops en- camped here. During the review, Ma jor w E. Lank of the Deleware resi- ment was thrown from his horse
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-27
DANES MAY SELL ISLES ID U. $.
 WITHOUT VOTE
Government Bill Has Passed and Now Goes to a Joint Meeting of Houses of Par liament for Windup.
(Ry Review Leased Wire.l

COPEN GEN, Sept. 26.-The As sociated P. learns from the repre- sentatives ot the various parties that it is believed 4at the question of the sale of the Danish West Indies to the United States will be settled without resort to a general election on the basis of the government bill which now has passed all stages and has been sent to joint committee of both houses of parliament. From state ments made to the correspondent, it is apparent that everybody in the ridsgdag is tired of the question.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-27
NORWAY SHIP SUNK

LONDON, Sept. 26.-The Norwegian steamer Bufjor, 1889 tons: has been sunk. according to 8 Lloyd's dispatch from Barcelona. The crew was land ed.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.
Br-rrrR Their. wa. virtually no am

pr-rrrR Their. was virtually No diner
,,rn In ihN market from tho day previous,
with fancy grades steady ani srrnm3ars
s;.deGs 81 s'I NV, " Week ca" rhers wa some spct:
lIt.tve buying yesterday. as sellers are
anxious to move. the stock and tradshs
HSAH'' sbovs the general run. some p.r,ies;
lar buyer. paid as high a. so,.c' 70, 80
score Rcncyated was .sa,ee wishS Ss
mand at former nsure. rriee.: cream
w. extras, % scare; a,s m's'. seconds %r
;,,s "2eL, a zoe. state dairy, finest, asa
70; FoSa &C. to I RT.%s' Il. 5 5a!sss,; ladies' is.0f aT.,.,
so j. "a 2s,sc; 30, ., .:'so
cHEEsE-Tradins Ms F.ns,sl,y qn,ss'
with a mn" n,mer , ,seiims y" er. N" nei.
nrcd and white specials. ,co,ored being me
]tivcr,'e .Wiscon.in stock Is eT rm mSsr
80 wei cleaned up ON these lines. SKINS
we're fairly steady and the market closed
Yrmm' . Tr'|r' wh Lts" re- re-" tis..c lvsrasc
ttssnt.|v' Il &C.: twins. fresh specials. l5iyp
Isxr, Young Americas. fresh, lbt l1c',
go. skins, ~ cial-. current make. i9t q
iar.. lower grades. Sgso'
EoGS-Rec-ipts continue To IAN on
,r,m those OF asst week and trading was
.ood. Even though buyers are %parI!cu
lar AZ 10 grade, tho movement was good
ana stock keeps fairly well cleaned M
There were some fancy marks which sold
q, nigh az :it.c, The great bulk OF the
r.crtpts are under grade. but mos, usahlc.
I'm. supply ~ nearby stock vas moderate
Without change, Prices; Fresh gathered,
extras. .5a.6t:c gathered extra hrNt-,
2si. n2,isc. frsts, 20, q 23'sc.; seconds.
N IA 22i.c. dlrties, No |, -Oh. a igc,;
No ?. lsia zoe: checks, l6i9 isc. +.
n, arhy hennerv whites. esd cSc browns,
&c. mixed. c3la q CSC: duck. state. ?sa
SOC.
LIVE POULTRY-FeeiinG generally Was
weak and trading Irregular, with little
or no transactions In fowls. There were
80 cars by freight unlosded and two by
express. Broilers we're easier, Southern
stock being down TO ,ic,. and express
stock csc. A few sales were reported OF
nearby fowls by express at 10 dishc Long
Island ducks were In liberal supply and
| declined to zoe.
DRESSED PoCLTRY-Receivers hav.
Invoices for only a light supply for tho
remainder OF the week and marke, was
rrmor ali day. MIX fed stock was more
In evidence and mot . good demand
; Holders Of heavy dressed fowls were nrm
and wanted as high as 2iHc, for 8 pound
| birds, There we're old roosters enough to
/ 70 around. but no excess There were but
few broi!ers and these closed out readily
at top quotations. Old turkeys. as a rule,
were undesirable and the top was ?sc
Th:ti US en- oys,,app,y Of Lens IsI.,s
were quiet and unchanged. Prices,
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THE SUGAR MARKET.
s"uth America and Greece Ex-
pectcd TO Place Orders Here.

n. make, for refined sugar was quiet.
VIA al local interests quoting sc 20 1850.
r.s..ar terms basis fne granulatei. With:
.aNa.s on OIL contracts were fairly well
.v.nsd up and = slight Improvement was
'n'ei IN new business AZ the : SOC. basis.
over SPOT basis was established IN raw
I.-tar ga" 20 4 sale Of 1900 bags afioa'
l'a. az &c cost and freight. equal to
- ~ cuban ccntrifugals This sale WAS
'n.Nv-l 20 have cleared the market Of all
reFh-s ~ ma, level holders being firm AZ
- AZ ITO close \ New Orleans indie
tt..i"', rfhler purchasel about -o,o0 bags
''r'o ;. zoos. hrst half July shipment, at D cs",
!e,vered The British Commission
''l9"l aholl ts.Fn tons I q. b. Cubas. said
80 ~ ." 10 59jc. and we're bidding for
~-u,onal lots AZ the same price. The
4ta'hec ~ Cuba was reported rainy. which
800 firorahle factor for the growing zane
noNh Ane-.o4 and Greece are still nialun
,l94rv t're for suga ar supplies. and business
rN'-''ed 70 result In the near future.
,aI7r opening iull. unchanged to a dc
70 - POINTS trailn. n sugar futures
ms NOR" active and prices advanced
aNeft roInt. above the opening level on
,'.or,' mat considerable I o, h Cuba bust
- taf been put through at Sc. or better
l9'f IN account Later. however. heavy
' llea' on In July by Wall street interests
~ values OF rapidly, AMI the market closed
~ points ne' lower 10 po.ut higher.
l' s@'-lng was attributed 20 preparation for
~ Il'''" day one flrm selling alone about
~ roH' sa.es Cor the day were u ~ tons
Ni0''z price. follow
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CUSTOMS DECISIONS.

pYRoGRApHrc BULBS - Abraham a
s5,rsu, won In . claim for a lever rs:. Of
Soar'Gi ai snd n'0 ,sa, pGufys .RRSs,uiia 0S ssS. BEEN
pars ! a. s IS Of 81 sss ,s ~ yi Act, ., H isis'
The Importers protest, 4. sustained.
RlBBoNs-An advance IL made on the
,Orsis1 MARKET Ys.a. ., ribbon. iwrEcr;.a
France, in a reapprsis.men, decision Just
handed down Thi. rul,ns reads: Pat.
tered az So. advanced TO eos francs per
Ei.GG ~ J., 40 met. Bon; 20 Per ssnt.
Packing charges Included
FEATHERs-Iudge Mccieiiand Of the
board handel down a eapprsisemsnt deei.
sion on the foreign market values of crude
rado Rogers & CO. OF c.srs. Rrazii The
prices as rxei by. the General. Appraiser
ass mllreis, plus commission and expenses
Of 40 milreis. entered az ga milrels; re-
appraised at ass milre,s. plus 20 mi'reis.
AUTO BLOCKS OF wooD-Merchsn-
disc imported in the name OF the Canadian
Psc'r' Railway Company of Portland Nc:
adjusted by the board. III. or!cial ssmp'.
y9"''' i. ,H Df ToTs $50 incRR ,r.s via. ana
: inches high at one end. tapsrins 10 OF
- inch AT The other end. the upper .urfa,c
per cent al vsloren under paragraph -"
~ the fa-ir act OF 1918 A. msnuiactur.-
ot wood. and the importers claimed fl,
Tor ~ aeon stocks, car blocks Ac. Ia.
If theso rhoeks ~. ~; tosether ana form
bi'e~ are sst when .hlpp"d on. %rai.roal
cars. Tn. hoard s~lstalns the claim OF the
protcs,auts for free entry.
WOVEN FABRICS. OF SILK AND COT
TON-The Board Of GENERA! Appraisers
s.st-."s: yc-;~::-y profess ~ ser y
ncltion ~ certain woven fabrics composed
ot TX amt cotton These fabrics, d.sig
mated on thu invoices a. quality "PW'.
, W.Fs classified As being composed In chir'
value Of r..k and duty was collected AZ a.
per cent. sd vsior-in under paragraph 3lN
tended that the goods were composed IN
chief value Of cotton and a. such sho4 d
have been classified under pafasranh 2;,
d commission was issued IN this case by ~"
board. to take the deposition 81 Peter
Schmit6, manager OF M msnufaeturins
& % kf,fal'. Germany, manufacturers or
IN" s,od From thc ,..tiinony ,he eoIr'
torlii OF chief value IN the goods.
CLERICAL ERRoR-In n decision In
voIvins the question OF ERICA ssrro,
,r.-moud. Ltd Judge Hay Of the Board
of General APPRAISERS writes; This pro
tt pf.-'uts aim oi c'er'eai er,Gr,
. merchants" tho broker, through custom
acquired from a long continued pracu'".
. entered tho merchandise A. the lHN'l'N
/ Iri.c. u,cr.uohiuE the fact that on this in.
! voice thu tctua! market value at th- tim" OF
shipment w's stated In another i'ns upon
/ tAo invoice under the same Item numh'r.
! THIS T. Is claimed constitutes a manifest
! clerical error. Th's case, upon PRINCIPE.
81. similar to that hich VAS the subject Of
this boards decision In kippenheimer ct
e.. Abstract S5,is, and tn" decision ~
~. Court OF customs Appesls, r"N"rsins
! tho board. IN United states vs kupp"n-
( h,.msr - a.. Fnr the maintenance ~ or
Dolly Government. =, Is highly tnrGr,an,
that The decisions % the court should be
follow.d whatever may have heretofor"
been the opinion Of the board. Tho pro
test 10 ovsVrul~d.'
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Importance Of the Elections.

John II. Davis & Co. in n recently is
sued financial circular have the follow
ing TO say regarding tho coming Presi-
Dental election:
coincidence In the preservation of
the European war, however, cannot he
lasting or even strong unless II prcsup-
poses November election results viii
bring about complete changes In tho Ad.
ministration at Washington. II II OBJ
vious that the political, economic and
nna ncial problems which the nation will
have to face during the next four years
will be serious ones, aud there will be
great need at both ends OF Pennsylvania
avenue OF practical wisdom and Of ap-
probation Of the necessities OF American
business In place of the inexperience
and incompetency now OF view.
1.-THE country's current profitable ac-
tivity In In no way due to the policies
or acts OF the present Democratic Gov
eminent. It IL the result OF accident,
and has gone on In spite of political
conditions which. prior to the outbreak
Of the European war. operated to dis
courage enterprise and check industry.
'The Old World upheaval started re-
covsry and expansion In tho United
states. but the last year and a half
Of Industrial progress has revealed
no change In Democratic heas n prac-
tees such 70 would indicate ability
to steer and help the nation through the
many cross-ourrsnts that II will spcoun-
ter hereafter. II has been twenty years
sincs . Presidential campaign va Of
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The directors ~ the Reading Company
did yesterday Just what well informed
people In tho financial district ex-
pected them to do-declarei the regular
dividend OF . per cent. quarterly on IN,
common stock. and nothing more From
all indications this pretty effectually
clinchcs the assertion that there will be
no more talk OF melon cutting In Reading
for some time. snuther three month"; at
least. and II further goes 10 prove that
the last bull NOV" IN the stock which
carried II TO the new high record pvir. ui
ll0N II which Was accompanied hy
ruinors of a d stribution Of hidden as
sets was made of the am stun that
many previous moves In Reading have
been made OF. Indeed for the last few
weeks eve those VINO have been most
bullish on Reading have been beginning
10 doubt the authenticity % their IN
formation regarding ~. big melon which
was T. be cut Yesterday, and IN o-is-
10 keep the pot boiling switched their
ak from that % melons TO dividend iii
cr.ases.
latest ~e~~~@s were sho. ~. sto~t
would be put on a 10 rrr cent. pcr
annum basis, as compared with rs pres
ent s per cent. basis. Ever that hull,si,
dope" fell through when the directors
met.
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THE COFFEE MARKET.
selling Caused by Report Of Seis-
ure of Sea ndinavian ships.

Report. ths Elk conee laden steamers en-
route rom Brazil 10 Scandinavia had been
seized by Great Britain caused increased cell
~ ~ Tue coffee market and prices reacted
SHARPLY and closed with net Losses of 10 TO IS
points The action OF Great Britain was
.noueht to confirm the opinion Of many
mat the marketing Of coffee in Europe this
year VIII be more difficult than last season
states will I've larger
another feature Of the day was q prtvate
cable from Havre saying tina, all or par
oi me vsloriksiion holdings there had been
sold. This got q bearish Interpretation herr,
a. the valorissiion holdings in Hsvre have
peen over . million bags. and this sale was
thought TO have supplied a dem land which
would otherwise have been for new coffee
Reports from Brazil said tina, the Sac Paulo
government will %control. rec~'rss THE s~ason
In the same manner ~ last year.
Cost and freight offers showed An .shef
''cndencg. with Santos " quoted Al ioNc. to
l"isc Tho local spot market wa q little
more sHive. with prices UNCHANGED At si.c.
The official Brasnian cables reported Rio
exchanges on London i-s3d, higher: milrcis
rric~s were UNCHANGED in Rio And 100 reis
lower In Santos; receipts ~ the two ports
year. prices follow,
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

TOYS CORPORATIONS mani
f%scturer Of toys at 7 West Forty-htth
strset and gag West sixty ninth street,
has flcd q petition IN bankruptcy, With
liabilities 1879 and assets LASS. Tho
company MAS Incorporated on F'hrirtrv
a 1915, with capita stock $4,000, which
wa. aNerward Increased to fi2 600,
Warner =. Sterling. the president, also
nied q petition, with Nabiiitie. 81 200 and
sonai debts and ,i,oa% arc those Of the
KLINGLER "A petition In
bankruptcy has been Med against VIII.
tam Kllngler, meat market at ]" East
m avenue.
Composition Confirmed.
WALL ART NOVELTY COMPANY, " -
Judge Mayer has confirmed q compost
ton OF the Wall Art Novelty Company,
manufactures OF felt slippers. 10 Spring
street. with creditors vt 40 cents IN tho
dollar cash. Liabilities were 72,?0s.
Specifications Of objections, after a hear
inr in court. ware overruled.
To Return Money.
JOHN GRANT LYMAN-JudEs Mayer has
granted an order permitting John l..
LYMAN, 10 return to various persons en-.
t,tled thereto moneys sent by them to
John ". Putnam 4 Co, stock brokers Of
as Broad street. which were collected
by the receiver after tho petition In
bankruptcy was hled.
Assisument.
J. WEINBERG . Co. Joseph Weinberg.
trading . J. wsinesrg D Co. feathers.
University place.. has made an a..
sisnmsnt to Alexander Kshn.
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Notwithstanding the easier tone ~
the market II WAS said that there Is a
great deal of good buying going or. In
other words the big people the crowd
who really know what conditions are
II Who have the courage and the
money to buy stocks. are picking them
up AT thes" low prices. That there Is no
attempt by these Interests to put M
prices is readily admitted by the brokers
who are reported to be executing the
orders. these men saying that their
clients are willing Ia take all the stock
they can get at these or lower prices
and are content IN walt for the bulge
on which 10 take profits.
one broker who Is especially close 20
the STANDARD oil interests saws that he
knows there has been a great deal OF
quiet buying by these people during the
last few days, while certain big broker
age houses which usually hit the mar
ket right" are reported TO have been
buyers all around the floor.
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ms bonds bearing The above numbers
VIII be paid At par a. tho ofHcc NJ tho
Undersigned, 1876 DcvonShire street. Boston.
Mass, on the FIRST Day Of July. 1916,
after which date interest on said bonds will
cess~ IN conformity With the terms 81 tn"
Trust Deed.
The New England Trust Company
TRUSTEE,
BY JAMES II. HOOPER. President.
Boston. Mess. juno IL. 1915.
arnY rNAn-t, -,h ,qte =. p,,,A,x,h
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GOSSIP OF A r
The STOCK Market.

Outside OF the copper and the zinc
stocks and a few other specialties the
stock market. all things considered.
rendered a pretty fair account Of itself
yesterday. The railroad list as a whole
manifested irmness, many OF tho rails
closing with advances ranging from n
fraction Of a point TO more than a full
point.
United States Steel common acted ex-
tremely we'll and every time any buying
appeared that stock showed n tendency
to advance easily. Soon after the open
Ing II sold up Is OF a point to IS. from
which figure IL later reacted. however.
t. s3"s. closing at s3%. of only y from
the previous close. NJ behavior of
steel did much TO create a belief IN
the financial district that a bad break
In prices was unlikely.
Steel IL the real market leader and It's
history has been since II attained that
distinction that the market follows its
trend. The fact that Steel yesterday
cut loose from the coppers and other
industrial shares and travelled In a
class by itself was taken In many circles
~ an indication that there was poor
material for bear capital in that stock.