Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-01


 lican national convention, left for Chicago yesterday, stopping over for a day at Kansas City. The other Ari- zona delegates and alternates left last evening The complete Arizona dele gation comprises: From Maricopa county, Edward Kent, delegate. and Frank R. Stewart, alternate; from Co chise, C. A. Overlook, delegate, and J. NJ. Ross, alternate; from Pima, Yuma and Santa Cruz, J. B. Wright, delegate, and Bracey Curtis, alter nate; from Yavapai and Pinal, Leroy Anderson, delegate, and G. o. Nolan, alternate, from Mohaye and the other northern counties, Fred $. Breen, del egate, and Charles Granger, alternate, and from Gila, Graham and Greenlea, F. Freudenthal, delegate, and F. NJ. Pool, alternate.
 That Col. Epes Randolph, president of the Randolph lines and prominent railroad builder of the southwest, was in favor of Col. Roosevelt for president and would support him, was the state ment given out yesterday by Walter Wakefield, chairman of the Tucson Roosevelt club in the Old Pueblo Tuesday.
 Col. Randolph, who is a member of the Democratic party, has not affiliat- ed himself with the club, but in stat Ing his preference for Roosevelt he transmitted the following letter to chairman Wakeiield:
 Replying to yours of even date, it l. hot hn int fG of the United States will be conserved by the nomination of Theodore ROose- welt for the office of president. But think he should be nominated by the Republican party. Anything that l can do to bring about this end, I shall gladly Go.
 Yours truly,
 ESPES RANDOLPH.
 A number of women voters of Mar icopa county met Monday afternoon in the parlors of the Jefferson Hotel for the purpose of electing delegates to the convention of the Womna's par ty to be held in Chicago June ,. 6 and z.
 Mrs. Foster Rockwell, Miss Mildred Norris and Mrs. r. A. Stafford were elected to attend the convention. The committee elected to represent Maricopa county's branch of the Con gressional Union is as follows: Mrs. c. E. Hull, chairman; Mrs. H. M. Fen nimore, Mrs. Jas. H. McClintock, Mrs. Foster Rockwell, Miss Berhha Eleanor, Sloan, Miss Alice Birsell. Miss Bertha Kirkland. Miss May Noble was elect ed as the new secretary of the or ganization and Mrs. Edith Bradford was elected treasurer.
 The following resolution was adopted:
 RESOLVED, that we women voters of Maricopa county. Arizona, assemb- led this 29th day of May, 1916, for the purpose of organizing out county to cooperate with the state committee of Arizona. do hereby most earnestly urge congress to pass Sn 10 the states for ratification the Susan B. Anthony amendment, believing as We do tha. such a curse would be not oEly just but wise.
 Enjoying full rights in our own state we deplore the unjust discrimin- CAPSULES dcdAiiot Nht "Oa-NA O' the east, an we do protest against it's continuance.
 RESOLVED, that copies of this res olution be sent to Hon. Woodrow Will son, president of the United States; to Speaker Champ Clark; ro the majority leaders in both houses; to each member of the Judiciary com mittee; to Senators Smith and Ash urst, and to Representative Hayden, with the request that it be read into the Congressional Record. Woodrow Wilson has a cinch not only on the Democratic nomination but for election in the opinion of S. ! w. Mccall, of Douglas, who has just returned from trip in the interest or ? 300 cattle he brought over the line ! from Mexico near Lang's ranch as agent for Omaha parties. The Ari- zona delegation in congress helped him to secure the United States gov ernment release of the cattle after [ they reached this side on the ground that an emergency existed at the tune | the cattle was smuggled and there was danger of the cattle being lost | unless something was done. | Mccall visited many points in Texas and talked with men in Kansas Clty' Chicago and the capital.
 Hughes seems to have strong lead over Roosevelt for the repu6li can nomination" he said this morning ,"I hope that the Republicans nomin ate Roosevelt. He will be easier tc beat than Hughes. People are tired of Roosevelt
 After nearly years effort on par' of company headed by eX-Comptrol Ter Herman A. Metz, S25O,OOO snip