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Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-04
COUNTY-IO PRESS
BURGLARY CHARGE

Following two days and three nights
of sweating" during which it is init
mated some damaging admissions
have been made by some OF the men,
it was announced late yesterday by
Sheriff ]. F. Mcdonald that only the
arrival OF County Attorney R. n.
French or his assistant, NJ. l. McKelli-
gOn from Tombstone, is awaited before
charges are filed against seven men
either as principals or accessories in
the holding up of Lon Bottoms on tine
night of January IS, and robbing him
of 1867 in cash, diamond ring valued
at 800 and a moOnstOne ring valued
at $50. The sheriff said ne was con-
fident he had dead open and shut
case" against all of the men now
held
Six of the men were III jail Satur-
day night while Sunday. night added
another, Virgil Winstead, to the list
Winstead was arrested II the carnival
grounds in Lowell and placed in jail
for alleged completely in the robbery
The other men now in Jail are Sfk1-
vim Rudolph, described by the officers
as a 'rOunder;;Y Allie Moseley, a serv-
car LCOudIU hSun6N- IOI-
merly a railroad employee; Jesse Car
Isle, who has been arrested several
times on vagrancy charges and who
now is said to have a city charge of
that nature hanging over him; Leslie
Swope. service car driver; Jack Car
ray, who came here from Texas about
q year ago and is said by the officials
to have been more often without than
with work
Evidence OF a convincing. character
has been found. Mr. Mcdonald said,
which convinced him that Cafray was
the man who attempted to hold up the
managers office at the Lyric theater
three weeks ago but was frightened
away.
The sheriff, his deputy, Jesse h Joy.
Acting Chief of Police Hilburn Ruff
and Patrolman TEX" Barton have
been working day and night on< the
case for more than a week with the
result that they now feel they have
evidence to conyict,stlTe Sheriff said.
1t was intimated broadly by Mr. Nc
Donald that government operatives
now are investigating the men i1npli-
Gated in the holdup and there is pos
sibility of federal charges being filed
against several of them.
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ArExANDER EXPECTED BACK.

NEW YORK. Feb. 3.-GrOver Cleve-
land Alexander, star pitcher of the
Chicago Nationals, now overseas with
the American expeditionary force may
return to the United States in time TO
rejOin his team before the opening of
the 1919 baseball season, according
TO letter which President John A.
Heydler of the National league re-
ceived today from Al Orth, former Ma
tiOnal league umpire and now Y NJ
C. a secretary in France.
Orth wrote that he had met several
major league players, including the
Cub pitcher. adding:
When Alexander left here under
stood he was on his way back home. F"
Alexander has been reported with
the Srmy OF occupation.
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MEXICAN OFFICER ON
TRIAL AS MURDERER
CBy Review Leased wire)

JUARE, Mex, Feb. 3.-CIOsely
guarded by a detachment of soldiers,
opt. Juan Aspieta was taken to the
military headquarters today and
placed on trial before a military tri-
bunal charged with the murder of Pvt.
David Troib of the United States
army. December q, 1918. The sessions
of the court martial trial are secret
and no statements will be made re-
garding its progress until the findings
of the court are announced American
soldiers and civilians viii appear as
Witnesses az the trial Troib's body
was found opposite the American pa
troll camp with a bullet hole through
the head.
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NARROWLY ESCAPED DEATH

If asked to name two of the most
fortunate men In the Warren vdistrict.
their friends undoubtedly would say.
Harry Knowles and Denny Walsh.
When the car in which they were driv-
ing on the highway below Lowell to-
ward Warren, Sunday evening at $50
O'Clock, went over the edge of high
embankment, turning over several
times and finally landing at the bot
tom with them underneath it. none OF
their rescueTs expected either to sur
vive- Walsh was able to leave the
Phelps. Dodge hospital yesterday.
knowles still is in the hospital, but
is reported to be resting comfortably.
The car was demolished.
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BOIL WORM FOUND MTExAs.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-Two new
Investments Of the pink boil worm
aave been found in Texas By repre-
sentatives of the department of agri-
culture in the Great Bend district
along the upper Rio Grande, where
until recently no cotton was grown.
The pest also was found near Barstow.
Ward county.
The department said today that the
Great Bend Investment resulted from
cottonseed brought from Mexico and
that the BarStOw case was due TO
cotton from Great Bend sent to an
oil mill near by. Eradication has been
started under the system used 10
eliminate the pest from the Beaumont
region of Texas in 1917.
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ROSS ADDED PAY
SUIT DISMISSED
BY HIGH court
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PHOENIX, Ariz-, Feb. 3.-The state
supreme court today handed down a
decision ordering a new trial for
George Elmer. sentenced from Graham
county to a term OF Imprisonment Of
from five to % years for an offenss
against his daughter
In rendering this decision the su-
preme court reversed the judgment
of Judge A G. AcAllister OF the su-
perior court OF Graham county. Who
refused the convicted man a re-triaf
The supreme court pointed out the
merit OF the assignment OF error con-
tanned in the appeal. which referred
to taking OF testimony against the
prisoner, including statements said 10
have been made by the girl, though
she herself had not been called as a
witness in the case
Ross Suit Fails
The suit OF Harry S Ross, seeking
TO recover 81 $50 additional salary as
treasurer Of Cochise county. again
failed in the supreme court. dismiss
ing the original action The supreme
court, however. vacated the trial
courts judgment on the county's cross
complaint and remanded this with in
structions for its dismissal
Ross commenced his action in the
superior court in August. 1917, found
ing his claim on an order OF the board
Of supervisors OF Cochise county fix
ing his salary at $500
The county's cross-cOmplaint. filed
in September. 1917. alleged that the
amount of the treasurer's salary was
fixed by the laws of 1901 and amenc-
ments, at $500. that the plaintiff mad
been paid $4,000. according to the sal
airy law Of 1912, which had been de-
clared invalid IN the courts and con-
cluded by demanding judgment for
the difference, $3.50.
Action Dismissed
The plaintiff entered a demurrer,
which was dismissed by the superior
court, which awarded the county $500
on its cross-cOmplaint. Ross, the
plaintiff, then appealed, which action
was dismissed in the supreme court
today.
The case was heard originally n
the superior court by Judge A. G. Nc
AlIister
Failing 10 record any notice of ap-
peal, cost the appellant the decision II
the appeal of the Copper State Min
ing company against Tom Wills, IN
the decision handed down in the ST.
preme court The original suit was
heard before Judge o. ]. Baugh in the
superior court Of PinaI county and re-
suited IN a decision for the defendant
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100 READY FOR CONFERENCE
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(By Review Leased Wire)
BERNIE, Feb. 3--One hundred and
twenty delegates, representing II
countries, have arrived TO attend the
international socialist conference here
Eduard Bernstein, the German social
list, who was TO have attended, has
been detained in Germany One hun
dred and fifty newspaper men have
also arrived.
The Swiss socialists, who yester-
day decided not to participate in the
conference. are becoming more hostile
to it and resent the appointment of
NJ Grumbach. who is an Alsatian, as
the head of the press bureau.
Regret is expressed by all the repre-
sentatives that American delegates
viii be absent and this is considered
by many 10 be hard blow TO the Ger
mans.
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WOMAN HIT BY AUTO

As result of being run down by a
delivery truck belonging to the City
bakery and driven by Nick Sabo, Mrs
Helen Yiegil. wife OF an emplete of a
Brewery avenue restaurant, was
thrown violently TO the paving at the
intersection of Brewery and Howell
avenues with Naco road. yesterday
afternoon at 100 O'Clock. Her in
juries were said last night to be super
fetal. Her clothing was practically
ruined by mud and water.
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MUSICIANS FILE PROTEST.

PHOENIX, Ariz.. Feb. 3.+The. mn
sicians' union of Phoenix with 80
members today registered a protest
against the passage in the legislature
OF the house bill adopting Arizona
as the official state song.
he musicians went further and
suggested that. if il is felt that this
state must have an anthem. the legis-
lature open q national contest to all
native born Americans.
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ARIZONAN INSPECTOR
OF MUNITIONS DUMPS

PHOENIX. Ariz.. Feb S.-An Ari-
IONA officer, 1t Walter NJ. Tulbert.
has been placed in charge of inspec-
tion OF all ammunition dumps on the
ArgOnne-Meuse sector on the French
front, according to word received here
today by his mother. Mrs. Mary Tul-
bert.
Mrs, Tulbert also said that her son,
who rose from a private in the ranks.
also has been given control of sal
vase work and railhead transfer
points in the Argonne-M Mouse district.
Lieutenant Tulbert is so years old
and is native son of Arizona.
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COUGHING SPELLS
BREAK YOUR REST
Put a stop to them with old
reliable Dr.. Kings New
Discovery

That raw, hoarse throas must he
soofh1d- That phlegR-losdod che-t
i-loss Re I0osened- That cough rlu-s
be CHECKED 50 you can slecp. :.
Dr. hing.s New Discovery Rs ben
relieving colds, and corghs fc- half q
CENTURY without the least disaC-eeoblc
aft,r-eSects.
Your druggist has it bcoarso i :,
well-known and in big demand. 6Oc
2.d $40.
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in the matter of quieting title to the
pipe line Of a quartz mill.
When the case comes before the
state supreme court no record could
be found of notice TO appeal and, as
the requirements of the law had not
been fulfilled the appeal was dis
missed
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per cent successfully if the cost of
living continues to increase, or the
amount may be reduced if the cost of
living decreases, but not to an amount
less than an increase of 100 per cent
over the present scale. A special allow
ance of ten francs daily is to be given
workers until the bill is passed.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-04

WASHINGTON. Feb. S-Reductions
IN ocean freight rates made during the
last ten days on cargoes carried in
American bottoms have been forced
oy British shipping interests. John H.
hosseter, director of the shipping
boards division of operations. said to-
night after reading a statement of A.
T. CIegg, his assistant in charge of
the New York office that the cuts fol.
lowed joint conferences between c.,
nclals OF both nations, Mr.. Rosseter
indicated that further reductions on
the part of British shin owners were
likely and said they would be met
step by step"
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Try this for CoustiPatio1
Keep the bowels on schedule til--
With Dr.. Kings New Life Pills, tie
sy5tom freed from poisonous wastes,
TIC complication clear, the stomach
5--ae-, t-e tceg-e uncostsd, the b-sztb
untalnted. Mid yet positive. 2Sc,
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-04
Boys
Suits at
$3.45
SIZES Z TO 10 YEARS

Mothers Will he gla6 Of this cppor,
tunity to buy a good serviceable
suit for their boys, at the very low
price of SS,4S. stylish and care,
FULLY made vi goo6 materials, in
many shades m sizes from 10 10
years,
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SIZE RArEs EXCLAIMED
iBy Review Leased Wirel

NEW YORK. Feb. S.-Recent 70.
auctions in ocean ,freight rates an.
nouneed by British steamship lines
ana the United States shipping board.
were preceded by conference. and a
complete understanding as to the ne
eessity for the new tariffs. according
to A, f. Clegg, assistant director OF
operations of the shipping board. He
made this statement today in denial OF
reports that the reductions by British
shipping interests had forced the shin.
ping board reductions.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-04
SATISFYING RELIEF
FROM LUMBAGO
Sloan's Liniment has the
punch that relieves
rheumatic twinges

This thanksgiving. congestion.
scattering Observation-Disclosures rem
edy fc1rcirGiss SriSA0at Tssbbing right to
the aching spot and brings quick relief,
surely, Clearly. A wonderful help for
external pains. sprains, strains, stiff.
aeSs, headache, iumbago, bruises.
Get your bottle today-costs little.
means much. Ask your druggist for It
BY rI5ss. Keep it handy for the whole
family. The big bottle IS economy.
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MEMS AND BOYS WEAR AT BIG
REDUCTIONS

MEMS PANTS. LESS oNE,rAIRo
MenS Pants, in corduroy blue serge ana oher yc,,l
materials oNETHIRD OFF the regular nrice
MEMS SWEATERS. 7se
good buy right nov. are these Mems gray cost
sweaters at &c. Pretty nice 10 Slip on these cola
OTHER MEMS SWEATERS = OFF
m men sweaters regaTdleSs. of style and material
Al u OF the regular price. Sweaters with roush,
neck collars and pockets All COlOrs and sizes Come
IN and see them, 1t VIII pay you TO buy for next
season, ~
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Af Q assna,7l ritls All wau meet II oe
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IN TINS Lender T'nnfs In nlnE
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to b. l+r4EeU M fnr rning nuIi fur
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CONCENTRATIONS
WITH Nnmrr o. snna. a..

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IN T'h lAu0nf WHY annd nsv SIM
10 rnlieaH II expense ui say S2@dt
v'her he etr Jus as wal come aW tr
thf SUveqF Hnd baaome IN nut1er-
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10 TrpE.i-y thH utnH~ uay "Wilr lmE
rHn- when wnu nAn uvT Hanl' nengh-
harf fumFe Hard Shell.
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D. 81 nngly suw Nl,Alrv 4 lHrf y
TyiNlc rena~s TftlAhr s1nd nnH-g-
hF r-vlnr Ept Hnrssshnc he f1nnl
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son cnn aonr SeaG iis ,Sf-Hnr1hauins
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VISIT IN 1wEsEs

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Ez-iEn this ne FiEiI Ameslcn tiliE reu-
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1s-taes eEl'sslilF 4n u11snd 4hs firr-
lns.tsrirs Nt The 1easus ~ nasluns II
Wilmington II Gc1ahs-
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LENc-=os -soloiEss
PLAN ss g-as-Er

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lsssislla1inn dssirnsd n carr aur ser
rerz-F LANES pinn Tsf fl-mf Las Esifs-
'srz were s.erur 1odsr f,r he fasus-
pub5c lzndx ren.ni--ee
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IEnur 1raUe- W. rnizenr Hre np
rswfns enough u4tanttm ir thf apun-
rw T'h4 Lender iaaa naan 7aIiine
abou hH wDa1 riip II LpSnn la' shs
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