Bisbee Daily Review from Bisbee, Arizona • Page 4

as PAGE FOUR THE B1SBEE DAILY REVIEW, BlSBEE, ARIZONA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 12, 1911. i THE B1SBEE DAILY REVIEW "Atl the News That's Fit to Print' Pubtlched at Bisbee, Arizona, th 'best mining city in the west, at the Review Building, Corner O. K. Stree and. Review Avenue.

CONSOLIDATED PRINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY. GEO. H. KELLY Presiden TELEPHONE 5 SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL OR CARRIER ONE MONTH SIX MONTHS 4.5 ONE YEAR 9-0 ONE YEAR PAID STRICTLY IN ADVANCE "7.M Address ail Communications to THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, Bisbee, Arizona. CUT RATES IN FOOD AND DRUGS.

It would seem to be a reasonable that if a retail druggist feelltt an article at a. cut rata it is. 1i which principally the druggist and the pur-causer. If the druggist be satified with his and the customer be satisfied with his purchase there is not much ground for objection on tho part of the article. The manufacturer in tho meantime has been paid his own price for his product and has reaped his profit That ought to be satisfactory to him and ho should not undertake to dictate to the retailer tho price at which tho article shall be sold.

This ia good argument from the consumer's point of view, and tho United States supremo court also has decided it to be good from 3 general standpoint and In accordance with tho law. The court holds that tho manufacturer of a patent medicine cannot fix a hard and fast prico at which tho article shall be bold to tho consumer by the retailer. Tho decision is a tremendous victory for the cut rate drug Etores which havo been carrying on a struggle with the manufacturers and the wholesalers for a long period of years. There has been a similar fight for beveral years against cut rate groceries by the manufacturers of food products. In tho storm center of this fight Duke C.

Bowers, a cut rate grocer of Memphis and a former resi- dect of Kentucky, has been a chief figure. Bowers has steadfastly claimed for himself the right to sell food products at whatever price he saw proper, free from dictation or embarrassment from the manufacturers of tho products. It has been an ex-1 pensive fight for him as, in addition to running his business under difficulties, he has for several years maintained a literary bureau and ha3 burdened the malls of congressmen, legislators, public officials and public men with printed arguments setting forth his side of tho controversy. It is "interesting to know, therefore, that Bowers looks upon tho drug decision as a herald of victory for himself in his long struggle with the food manufacturers. Tho same view Js taken by the 'Washington Times, which says: "To the lay mind the drug case "seems to be analogous to that ot mannfocturers of food products who set the price at which their commodities shall be sold to the public.

Thero are many such, and for several years they have been engaged in a struggle with retailers who claim the right to sell at any price they desire. The controversy has even gone so far that some manufacturers refuse to sell to retailers who will not agree to certain retail prices. It Is entirely reasonable to anticipate that the supreme court would make the same ruling on the price of food products thaC it has Just made on the price "of drugs if an opportunity to do so." The cut rate drug store has come to stay. What is considrably more important to the average citizen, the cut rate grocery appears to have reic for the same purpose. BOYCOTTING THE TRUSTS.

Washington dispatches! announced on the same day, and sometimes in the same column, that no trust need apply for naval work unless it could make affidavit that it was not in i combination in restraint of trade, and that the steel "trust" was the lowest bidder on several million dollars' worth of work on the Panama- canaL Must the navy department accept a high bid because the low bid kas. no accompanying affidavit? And can the Panama bid be accepted without an affidavit? Can there be tainted steel as wall as tainted dollars? What) would happn to th Texas maneuvers if it werv impossible to ask the trusts to feed th army? Is there in Washington who remembers tho last time the trusts were officially boycotted? Both the oil and tobacco trusts "were boycotted, and are under tho boycott still perhaps, since the laws of the Modes and Persians are as naught to a bureaucrat's orders. But the prod-ucts of the trusts are used just the same. It was held that they were disinfected by being bought from an intermediary, instead of from the trust direct The trusts alwnjB show business sense, and were willing to supply the goods in any manner the buyer preferred if the bills were paid. Can anybody resist a smile at such a lamo and impotent conclusion? Or if that is not funny enough to laugh at take the government's boycotting and and pat ronizing trusts all iX the same time, and without awaiting tho result of tho proposed investigation to discover the facts on which anything should be done.

POCKET KNIFE SURGEBY FES IN FIELD Continued from Page 1.) Fighters Flock to Mextcali. MEXICALI. April 1L Boer war veterans, men who fought in the Spanish-American war and soldiers of fortune from all parts ot the world, are on their way hero to join the rebels. They number sixty and are hurrying here from San Diego, commanded by Will S. Stevens, a former lieutenant in the linited States army.

It was reported that a band of sixty had crossed into Lower California three days ago. It is expected that when this reinforcement arrives. Gen. Price. Stanley Williams' successor, will itrike another blow at the federals.

The Mexican commander is still Inactive at his camp, five miles j-outhwest of here. Rebels in Nacozari Valley DOUGLAS, April 1L The whole of the rebel force's under tllroa Cabral Garcia is movins east ward into tho Nacozari valley from Sonora valley. Glron with four hundred rebels entered Cum pas Sun day. Rebels believe this indicates that Chiapa has returned to Moc- tezuraa, and Giron Is striving to head him off. The advance guard of Juan Ca-bral's force broko through Valdez Pass today.

They will come north i munition wmen -Jtea jopez Dana is buuruiug ai v-meias springs, xao reuei juuui uere oeuevea uun. wt'iuu UUUUIU UrtCli LU aiiacK lUti federal force in pnrsnit in the Blueida are represented. mountains t'anauea. between Arizpo and No news was received of Richardo Pico, prefectos of Arizpe, who evacuated the town with a machine gun and two hundred and sixty troops, esccpt a rumor that this force had arrived at Magdalena. on the Southern Pacific.

Positing all its ftmd. in American banks along the border. Williams a British Aristocrat. NEW ORLEANS, April 11. General Stanley Williams of tho Mext-csp.

reactionary army, who lost his life In a battle near Mexlcai, Saturday, was not a deserter from the United States army, according to Captain Stanley Lewis, formerly an officer of the Arizona rangers, who is here. "General Stanley Williams was a former officer in the Canadian North--vest Mounted ho said. He was a scion of the British aristocracy, with a natural bent for tho free life of a soldier of fortune. The surname of Williams was a nom-de-plumo which he took aa a concession to bis family. I.

O. R. M. All Red Jli tir requested V. meet at Wigwam at 1:30 p.

5 Wonesda7 ajtM 15-th to' attend funeral of Xhief E. R. Jones. Wm. BaohMa "V- ON SHORT SELLING No Support Offered and Stocks Give Way Before Bear NEW 1 1, Persistent selling of stocks today brought out tho widest movement which has taken place in several weeks on the stock exchange.

During most of the session prices ruled a point or more under recent levels. Tho movement seemed to indicate short selling rather than liquidation of long stocks and probably was inspired by tho belief that since joices havo not improved on the receipt of good news recently, it would bo easier for professional traders to depress tho market than force it up. No solid support was offered and quotations gave way easily with only partial recovery before the close. The weakest features of the da8 trading in the stock exchange were a number of inactive issues. Stocks of the fertilizer group were inffuenc-ed unfavorably by reports ot lower priceq for cotton seed products.

United Railways Investment and Nationfcd Biscuit also were especial ly weak. Missouri Pacific after its fall of a point, rallied and closed with a net gain on short covering. ANOTHER "HOPE" FOUND-BOSTON, April 11. Another pos slble "white man's hope" was uncovered, in the opinion of many persons at the national amateur boxing championship tournament at Mechanics' Hall tonight, when John Sevrlno, a 200-pound member of the Armory Athletic association, of Boston, won the heavy weight championship by disposing of Jos. Burke Cox, also of Boston, in fifty sec onds, with a sledge hammer right, it had required only two rounds for him to put away Dorsey of Irish-American Athletic club, ot New York, in the semi-finals.

Both were Knock-outs. FEDERAL INDICTMENTS MAY MEAN $800,000 FINE P1TTSBUKG, April 11. Federal Indictments were returned today nsainst tho Pennsylvania railroad? and the Pittsburg and Lake Brie rail road. The charges involve the al leged failure by interstate carriers to observe tho tariffs filed with the interstate commerce commission, and with unlawfully granting concessions on demurrage charges. Upon conviction the maximum fines would aggregate JCOO.OOO against each ot the corporations.

MINE PROMOTER WEIL IS FACING THREE INDICTMENTS BOSTON, April 11. Three indict-ments of three counts against Victor M. Well, a "Water street mine promoter, for use of the mails in a scheme to defraud, were returned ry the federal grand jury today. It is charged that "Weil, by mlsrepre-eentatlon of the value of the stock Boston Mining tlm fioldfleld i nuon ev matter, defrauded investors. BOSTON DOG SHOW OPENS BOSTON, April 11.

With the entry list that establishes a new by annual or semi-annual premiums, local record for numbers and variety! To secure tho payment of an en-the annual bench show of the N(W dowment of a fixed amount on.at-England Kennel Club opened in tainlng the age of IS, 21 or 2 Mechanics Building today, to con- io mitn HJav Tho this il "tw -o of Anam STfiri oil nr tin Tflmnna irln w. r-r, mcTit bUnbtlAIULftlluna rjn wwifwk.1 WASHINGTON, D. C. April 11. Associate Justice Charles E.

Hughes received the congratulations of his colleagues on the United States su- preme bench today, this being the ttmfe for In-forty-ninth anniversary of hi h'rth. sunrnce. it wilt receive the amount Justice Huges is the youngert mm- 3ssured eUhcr aso ni teen years and four months or havo to servo some twenty years uer oi me Huyreiuu tuuit. uuu wm more before he will be eligible to retire on full pay. INJUNCTION WILL STAND.

ST. LOUIS. April 11. Revocation of an injunccion against picketing at the new Roman Catholic cathedral, by members of the bricklayers and masons International union of St. Louis, was today denied in the United- States circuit court of appeals.

ANTI-BETTING VIOLATIONS. I company will return tho premiums NORFOLK, Va-, April 11. The Nor I received and the dividends accru-folk county grand Jury at Portsmouth 'ngj, on the policy. The advantage late today returned eight of ten this method of saving over any dkrtments for a further test of a I-other Ts that the child has a fixed leged violation at the Jamestown Plan for his savlug and a period race track, of the Virginia anti-bet-' to work to. We are going to make ting statutes.

They were not mad public. DEATH LIST TOTALS 16. VICTORIA. B. April 11.

With the addition of the name of F. A. bee. Clark, a nurseryman of Colwood, the' J. M.

McGREGOR, Agent, Room 3J list of known dead in' the wreck of jliank of Blsber Bldg. Phone 319.1 the Iroquois off -Sidney yesterday is I New York Life Ins. Co. now sixteen. Bisbee, Arizona ROUNDUP ON GREENE RANGR UNDER WAY Chance for Moving Pictures -Alleged Horse Thief in Jail TOMBSTONE.

April 11. (Special.) There is an excellent opportunity for a moving picture syndicate now at Hereford, where the Greene -Cattle company Is rounding up Us rattle. Fifty sIjs cowpuncbers are engaged iu the work, and they are having a merfy time of it. The compauy's. fierds number about 5.000, and those over two years old will be corraled and shipped to tho mar-' geL Tho cows belonging to Fred Thompson arc being cut" out and will bo sold to tho Boqulllas Land and Cattle company.

Joaquin Mesa, a Mexican, was brought here today and placed in Jail, having been bound over at a preliminary hearing at Benson on the charge of stealing two horses last October from n. ranch near Benson. Tho horses belonged to L. Ball, of Bisbee. SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS.

DALLAS, April 11. Neartt one thousand delegates representing practically every section of this state ore assembled here to attend the soventh annual conference of jthe Methodist Sunday School work ers of Texas, wwen opened nero today and will continue with daily sessions until Thursday evening oi this week. Tho general meetings of the conference will be held at tho First Methodist church and the first of theso meetings" will be this evening. In addition to the general meeting thero will be special department conference at various churches In the vicinity and an exhibition ot Sunday school supplies at the publishing bouse. The program ot the conference contemplates much rouno table work and there will be discussions of many vital and interesting problems -which frequently confront Sunday school workers, by leading workers in the field.

MISSISSIPPI MEDICAL MEN JACKSON, April 11. Tho annual meeting of tho Mississippi Medical association has attracted to this city a large gathering of leading physicians and surgeons of thi3 and the neighboring states. The sos- slons wero begun today and win con tlnue over Wednesday and Thursday I. O. R.

M. All Ked Men aro requested to meet at Wigwam at 1:30 p. Wednesday, April 12th to attend luneral of Chief B. R. Jones.

Wm. BUCKETT. A CHILD'S ENDOWMENT. Most mothers who are Interested in the education of their children try to devise a plan whereby they catv aetrin nlpVlpci nnd dimes which the child receives. They generally put it in a HtUo tin bank I wnich will mean something to the pmifl in ini nuure.

a new policy to cover this ground. Tho New York Life Ins. is sues theso policies payable either vfin rs TTriiw-ri nvur nt Ki'iri'icu me ouisti. iuko i.wv- n.Jan annual dividend. No medical -traA is required.

The amount assured is always dc- ferred for a complete number ot years and the date of the application, (that is tho date of tho pay- Insent of the first premium) deter- mines the date upon wnicn ino of the contract terminates. Thus, supposing the child is three vrnrs and' four months of ace at twenty-one yeoi. four months or twenty-tive years and four months recording to the period of the en- dowment, The policy is noo-forfeitable after three full annual payments have been paid. The policy has a guar anteed cash value and embraces every advantage of twenty year en-tiowmont policy for an adult after the child is fifteen years of age. Should the child die before attaining the ago of fifteen years the special featuro of this policy, any jono interested in the future welfare weir cnuaren can get iunui particulars by calling at my office 'or dropping a card to Box 383, Bis Often The Kidneys Are Weakened by Oyer-Woik.

Unhealthy Kidneys Hake Impure Blood. Weak and unhealthy kidneys are responsible for much sickness and suffering. tnereiorc, it Kidney trouble is permitted to continue, serious results' are most likely to follow. Your other organs may need attention, but your kidneys most, because they do most and should have attention first. Therefore, when your kidneys are weak or out of order, you can understand how quickly your entire body is affected and bow every organ seems to fail to do its duty.

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Sold by druggists in fifty-cent and one-dollar sizes. You may have a sample bottle by mail free, also a DamumeL lenin? von iLM.i..u.iidL how to find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. Mention this paper when writing to Dr. Kilmer Sc Binghamton, N. Y.

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Come ail you sick people, and I will tell you exactly -what sickness you have, and will also tell you where and when you can be cured. 349. You might as well get McAlpino to do that CARPENTER WORK Screening or Furniture repairing Shop Hughes Block For Sale 1 Office roll tos a. 1 Small steel 8afe 1 Remington Typewriter No. 7.

1 Office stool. 4 Hand fire extinguishers. Theso articles taken on a debt and are for sale cheap. v. JJICUS i iUmDfflfif V0.

Apn We Say Subscribe, for THIS PAPERj a ORPHEUM Engagement Continues Through Thur. Night THE I National Stock Company Complete Change Every Night TONIGHT i All the Comforts of a Home i Prices 25, 35 One Show Commencing 8:30 i O.K. THEATRE "Independent" Pictures Shown exclusively NO FILM TRUST Goods Used Program changes Sunday, Tues day and Friday of each week. Admission ten and fifteen cents Program Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday "RED LIGHT" A particularly fine drama the Rueso-Japanese time of war. "MR8 RICHARD DARE." Comedy drama, clean humor in sufficient quantity to make you wish for more.

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