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THE B1SBEE DAILY REVIEW, BISBEE, ARIZONA, SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 15, 191
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Personal Mention
City Clerk Kltzpatrick: went to
Tombstone yesterday on business.
V. U. Bporllder, of Tucson, is in
the city cm business.
United States Attorney J. K. Mor
rison, was at Douglas yesterday.
Agent Graves ot (the El Paso
and Southwestern, went to Douglas
yesterday.
William D. Bhaw. a well known In
surance isias ot Phoonlx. Is In the
ttty.
George Martin and I. B. Hamil
ton, ot Tucson, are registered at
tho Copper Queen.
H. ST. Morris, of El Paso was la
the city yesterday, stopping at the
Copper Queen.
Roy Swain, of Tombstone, was in
- tbe city yesterday, stopping at the
Cotiper Queen.
E. II. Barton has returned from
a visit of several months to Ama
rillo. Texas. Mr. Barton has con
siderable property there and he
may return there later to reside
perrnau.ntly.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society
nlll hold their regular monthly food
tale today at the Standard Furni
ture Company. All kinds of home
cooked food also aprons of all
kinds and colored Easter eggs "will
be on sale. 89.
FRESH FRUITS
and VEGETABLES
This is the time of the year
that fresh green vegetables are
at Uelr beet, almost every
thing being on the market
and In nne condition. Notice
our assortment for Saturday
and telephone us your order;
It will be put up by experienc
ed clerks early Saturday ra6ra
mg assuring ytu of complete
delivery of every thing order
ed; for although we try hard
to Cll all orders complete it
sometimes happens that come
certain vegetable sells fast,
and the late buyer is disap
pointed in not being able to
obtain their favorite vegeta
ble. Our list for Saturday is com;,
plete.'
Crisp Tender lettuce
2 heads 15c
Celery 2 heads ...25c
Ripe Tomatoes 2 lbs ...23c
Green Beans R 20c
Summer Squash lb ... .15c
California Asparagus lb .20c
Cal. New Potatoes lb ... .15c
Texas New Potatoes lb ...10c
Ited Radishes Bunch 5c
Green Onions Bunch ... .53
New' White Turnips Bunch 5s
New Beets Bunch 5s
Mustard Greens Bunch ... "5c
Parsley Bunch -,.5i
Spinache lb 10c
Sweet Potatoos lb .........5c
Bermuda Onions lb 10c
Sabbage, Solid hds lb ....us
Cucumbers. (Hot house).
Each ... ... ... ...2c
Artichokes 2 for 25c
Strawberry Rhubarb lb ...10c
Green Chill lb 25
Warren Ranch Asparagus lb 20c
Notice our window this even
ing. It will be full of tho
ynnest lot of vegetables
It' is possible to obtain
that
any
where.'
- in ii . isama
"Brer Rabbit" Knows What is
Good
Armour's "STAR"
Ham with Eggs
For Your Easter Breakfast
The delicate ham flavor you
want is found In every
"STAR" ham May we servo
you "Star" ham and fresh
eggs for your Easter break
fast? J. B. ANGIUS
GROCERY
PKONE 22.
BASE BULL
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Chicago
R. 1
St. Louis 2 0 . 1
Chicago ICO
Harmon ana liresnanan, Pfelster
nod Archer.
At Boston
Brooklyn
Boston
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Scharbdt and Bergen; Tyler. Pfelf
fer. Parsons and Graham.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Detroit-
K.
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Chicago
Detroit -
Lange anj Payne,
Stallage.
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6 11
Wlllett
and
At St. Louis
Cleveland
St. Louis
R.
II.
10
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Mitchell. K:app aud smith: George
and Clark.
COAST LEAGUE.
At Los Angeles
R. H.
San Francisco 3 12
Vernon 2 10
Suter and Berry; Castleton
Ilognn. Twelve innings. -
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At Sacramento t
R. H. '-
Los Angeles 3 T 2
Sacramento 4 9 2
Frlene and Couchman; Delhi, Ab
bott, Nourse and Thomas.
At San, Francieco
It. II. B-
Portland 6 12, 3
Oakland 4 7
Seaton, Archer and Murray; Kll-
roy, Christian and Frledeman.
"AWFUL HORRIBLE"
PERSONNEL STATED
Little Egypt, Siamese Twins
and Giber Things at
Y. M. C. A. Carnival
Calamity Jane, insurecto Nell,
Laughing Anna and Weeping Mollie,
four charming mails will turn sum
mersets in a circle, tho diameter of
which is only one Inch greater than
their helghth, each night of the Car
nival. Madam Skreboyd, the hllf
girl will appear at the Carnival each
night. Little Egypt will be at the
carnival one night only.
The only Living Siamese Twins at
the carnival Monday and Tuesday
nights only, this Is a costly attraction
and we were not able to secure It
fcr Saturday night. In a Bird Cage,
the smallest dog in existence at the
Carniial Tuesday night only If the
weather is not too cold. Should It
be too cold for the doggie Tuesday
night, another attraction will be se
cured. The original Chinese Boxers
Saturday and Monday nights at the
carnival.
We have secured the Drill Team,
the Society or M. B. D. a, who will
give a domons'tration of tho inside
workings of this society emitting the
secret partvof the work, for at least
one night. We are trying to secure
them for all three nights. Arrange
ments are almost complete and we
expect by the time this paper
goes to press to hae completed the
plans and signed the contract to hate
on Tuesday night an lnsarrecto who
was wounded at the battle of Agua
Prieta. Don't fall to see the Phcn
tom Dance. Don't fall to see the
Giant Woman who Is native of
Texas.
We oxpect new attractlefis each
diy. watcn mo papors ior laa pro-
gram. Remember the carnival is for
all fun loving persons Hd the ad
mittance Is 5 cents.
Tonight -Tonight
SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS.
MONTREAL, April 14. Tho speed-
lest swimmers of tho Dominion are
entered in the Canadian swimming
championships, which aro scheduled
for decision tonight and tomorrow
night In the tank of the ilontreal
athletic association. The programme
provides for the foUowlng events: 40
yards, 10O yards, 220 yards. 440
yard-, diving, and lOO-yard relay race
for teams of four men each.
MtfclliNU Ul- Wl. L,ti-&.w.
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,-teVJ insmi
,er tomorrow. Many present re- ; American aide to ? J
Irwmatlvs of the tnde are to at- "S rn the law the craUH
IW trom Iowa, Kansas. Mta; ?Lwt,C "1 "'' '?
r! and Nebraska.
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3. ' '."VL.rTwt. mmm' ninin
Talw-' Drwrgtets refund money K
GROVE"
City News in Brief
Junior Will Play.
The Y. M. C. A. Junior base-
hall team will play the Copper
Queen barn employes at the grounds
ti .! (ha lm ihla tnflrnlni nf 11
o'clock, opening the season for the
junior contlgenL
Officers Busy Serving.
All of the Blsbee officers aro bui
ily engaged theso days la serving
grand jury summons and subpoenaes
lor (ho coming term of the grand
Jury and federal qourt at Tomb
stone.
Y. W. C. A. Easter Service.
A special Easter service will do
held at the Y. "VV. C. A. build
ing Sunday afternoon at 4:30
o'clock. The secretary -"rill make
n talk and special music program
will be rendered.
Undergoes Operation.
Mrs. Glllei. ot the clerical force
of the Copper Queen store, was
operated npon yesterday morning at
the Copper Queen hospital for ap
pendicitis. She stood tho opera
tion well and it is believed will
make a rapid recovery.
Judge Murphy Better.
Judge Owen Murphy of Lowell was
reported to bo somewhat improved
yesterday, though ho is still cfcn
Uued .to his bed. There were no
cases 'made by Lowell ofllcera yes
terday and only one was tried ' in
Judge High's court, ,a ca30 of dis
turbing the peace, the defendant
being fined 37.50.
Fry Will Attend.
Rev. J. C. Foe will attend the
l'rer.byterj of Southern Arizona to
be held at Duncan. Arts., beginning
Friday, April' 21. Tho Presbj terian
Home mission will meet a day
earlier. The Presbytery Is com
posed of twelve American churces.
I've Mexican and four Indian
Assembly at Atlantic City.
The general assembly 'o the
lresbyterlan church will meet At
lantic City. N. J., this year, May
IS. The Presbytery of Southern
Arizona will bo represented by Rev.
J. C. Frye of this city, who will
take his summer vacation at. thai
time?
Bisbee Doctors Serve.
Drs. Herendeen and Ha ley were
among tho Blsbee people who went
to Douglas Thursday night, follow
ing receipt of tho nows of tho light
at Agua Prieta. They went across
the line and contributed their ser
vices In dressing tho wounds of the
Injured. They returned later In the
evening.
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At the Front.
Among the Bisbee people who
went to Douglas yesterday to snltt
tbe powder of battle were Drs. Min
er and Shine and Fred Sutter, who
went across country in Dr. Shine
automobile. Another auto party was
comtosed of Tony Kline, Jim Let
son, William Robinson, George Rob
erts and Lem Shattuck.
On the Firing Line.
A party ot Douglasltes, who were
In the city Thursday afternoon on
business, wero at the Copper Queen
hotel when word came over tho
wires that a battle yfas in progress'
at Agua Prieta. Business might go
hang for the time being so far
as these bank presidents, copper
magnates, eta, cared. They Jumped
into an automobile and were w-iske'l
away to the frontier. In the party
were Dr. F. W. Wright. E. R.
Pirtlc, a O. Ellis, Albert M. Sames,
David Benshimol and F. E. CadwelL
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FROM THE FRONT
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fya, jg fle But Some Funny
Things Happen-Even
Then
War is bell, hut even at that H
ia its fanny side. Things that
. . . funny ordinarily brln
orth laugnter under conditions ot
; ar pr0Dably because they irtund
o'ur o Iae0 shrieking shell?
crJea oI oundcd and o rattle o:
lnuskeU Tne attack and capture
prJeta iM re3UlU;a ia a
8 - d 8torJ some funny
(P wUh good Jed
. Xmerlcan blooi
A Blsbee omccr, returning iwm
. . . ... ,. fhlft on
He turned squarely
i a?ouna n.iu. , --
111 uis saume, uao .in w
..-Unn inrl hl hulletS COH
tinued to' fall around him. H
"vneclod bis horse and returned
Agua Prieta and told the federals.,
ROY GILL LEAVES 10
PLAY WITH ANGELS
Not Heavenly Angels but Los
Angeles Club of Coast
League
OTHER PLAYERS LEAVE
Roy GUI, one of the mainstays
of baseball in the Warren district,
will leave next week for Los An
go'es. to again enter the lists ot
professIiiial ball. Ho has sold out
his bvf.nersl.ce, the Mission pool
hAll, and villi lenvo early -next
week GUI has recehed several
attractive offers, one from Los An
ge'.oj. in the lVcific coast league.
anotLc, from Eati Lake City anC
still mother from Helena.
Gill has been one ot the moving
spirits In the preliminary arrange
ments for tho formation of the pro
(Kued Cozy Corner League and his
leparture will be severely fnlt by
the boosters of that organization.
"I would like to remain In Blsbee
bnt the prospects for ball, except
In the amateur city leagues, do no:
hcem bright at nresenL"
Roy (Sill has always been strong
with tho baseball fans in the War
ren district and there was great
patlstactlon in the camp wLcn he
decided to remain In ' Blsbee ' anil
enter business here. His place on
tho Subway 'has been cue of the
most popular pool resorts in the
city by reason of his large fallow,
tug of personal friends. , '
Gill has not definitely docldeo
which of the offers made hhn ho
will accept, "but it 1b more than like
ly that ho will go to Dos AcgIe3
llo 13 going to try-out for mound
work with tho Angels and every
tan in the district hopes that he
will make good with the team.
The departure of GUI will bo the
signal for a general hegira of pro
tessionsl players from the city, who
have been staying in Bisbee :n th
hope that the baseball organization
could' "start something" In the way
of semi-professional ball. It ha&
been GUI's presence -and backing
of tho proposition that caused many
of the old players to remain here,
deferring acceptance ot propositions
orfered them by teams of other
cities.
Through no fault of Bisbee or
anyone connected with tho plans
for organizing a federation ot south
western teams for the sumn-cr ot
1311, tho prospects for such a
league have about evaporated. With
all of tho professionals leaving the
city and the city league going, open
ing up, there in little hope now oi
getting the teamu of the southwes
together In a federation or league.
It may be that a season of rest
from professional ball will bo a
good thing for the southwett. El
Paso dropped o it of llie running ear
ly In the season, it is said, because
of lack of funds to finance a league
team. Here's hoping that the ian3
of the southwest will be so hungry
by next year for professional league
ball that they will sell tholr shirts.
It necessary, to put up for a revived
Cactus League.
Blsbee will not be withot base
ball, however. The city league will
bo formed within two weeks and
thn schedule begun. A meeting win
be held at Warren park Sunuay an
cmoon to further the organization
plans of tho league.
Tho Review pennant will arrive
trom tho factory about the time
tbe schedule gets going am: win
le displayed down town. The Pen
nant will be tho original "beautiful
lag" and amateur fandom will ral
1 around the Imaginary rags of
their favorites to boost for
n inner.
the
LADIES GUILD SALE.
Special sale glngbam aprons, fan
cv work, home cooked food and
.tiome made candy, Y. "W. O. A.
Saturday afternoon commencing a
2 o'clock. Tea and cako served in
be afternoon.
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BRING YOUR" FRIENDS TO THE
SATURDAY NICHT DANCE AT
THE LOWELL CLUB. BRENNAN
ORCHESTRA. ' 9-
thing out I will bring my 17J men
over here and lick the both of you."
The thing stopped.
A slip of a lad from some south
ern state, who had joined the rebels
lor adventure, leaned lazily on hi
title and munched an apple. "Well,"
be remarked in a lazy drawl, "we
have got the town but what
win we with It now that we
have cot It." Munching apples ill
l-ecame the life of an adventurer.
A prlvato on the American side,
en patrol duty, reported to his
sergeant:
-Sergeant. Oi am In the line of
j nro.-
Can't help it," replied the ofll;
Mf "irtti-11 tiVA tr etav thprp
bi know, Ol know,' replied tho
tojrivate, who Is an Irishman, "hut
n was, making an offlcIalSjrtJ
An Easter Present
FREE
vTo Every Lady In
Bisbee
YOU DON'T HAVE TO BUY
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Saturday, Apr. t5
I will have' in 1,000 carnations
to give to tne Ladies of Bisbee
as EASTER SOUVENIRS
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Come In Ladies
and get a carnation
At The M
One Price Store
C. M. HENKEL,
Jeweler and Optometrist
A CHILD'S ENDOWMENT.
Most mothers who are Interested
In the education of their 'children
try to devise a plan whereby they
can. set aside nlckles and dimes
which tho child receives. Thej
generally put It In a little tin bank
which will mean something to the
child in the future.
New York Life has Just Issued
a new policy to cover this ground.
The New York Life Ins. Co., is
sues these policies payable elthei
by annual or semi-annual premiums.
To secure the payment of an en
dowment of a fixed amount on at
talnlng the age ot IS, 21 or 25
years which ever may be selecteu
t the outset. These policies pay
an annual dividend. No medlca:
examination is required.
The amount assured is always de
terred for a complete number ot
cars and tho date of the appllca
tlon, (that is thfe date of the pay
ment of the first premium) deter
tnine3 the date upon which tbe
a&to of the contract terminates
Thus, supposing tho child is three
cars and four months of age at
the time of the application for in
surance, it will receive the amount
assured either at tho age of eigh
teen years and four months or
twenty-one years and four months
or twenty-tlve years and four months
according Do the period of the en-
Uowment, i
Tho policy is noa-forfeitablo after
three full annual payments have
been paid. The policy has a guar
anteed cash value and embraces
every advantage of twenty year en
Uowment policy for an adult after
tbe child Is fifteen years of age
Should tho child dlo before attain
'ng the ago of fifteen years the
company will return the premiums
received and the dividends accru
ing on the policy. The advantage
of this method of saving over any
other is that the child has a fixed
plan for his savlug and a period
to work to. We are going to make
a special feature of this policy, any
ono interested in the future welfare
ot their children can get further
particulars by calling at my office
or dropping a card to Box 3S9, ms
bee J. M. McGREGOR, Agent, Room 3 j
Uank of Blsbee Bldg. Phone 319 ,
New York Life Ins. Co.
Ulsbee. Arizona ,
The Sum and
Substance
of being a subscriber to this
paper is that ycu and your
family become attached to
it. The paper becomes a
member of the family and
its coming each week will
be as welcome as the ar
rival of anyone thatfs dear.
It will keep yoa ialbnned on
the doings of tbe community and
IBS carguas oi ine iBcrcci;i i
regularly advertised wBl enable I
you to ave raany timet tha cost I
of the rafeaalpiion. I
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.ORPHEUM.
C J ALDH., Mgr.
SPECIAL TONIGHT
"YOUNG SANDOW"
World's Champion Middleweight Strong Man and
....Weight Lofter....
Direct from Orpheum Circuit marvelous feats cf strength per
former. Dont miss this act
4 Reels Motion Pictures 4
Admission 10c and 15c. 7 :30 and 8 : p. m
Complete change of program Sunday.
Matinee.
I ORPHEUM I
The following list of attractions will be presented un
der the auspices of the Chautaiwa Association,
Star Quartette, Orchestra April- 17tii.
Dr. f red'k. A. Cook, Explorer, ApriJ 28th,
Cartec'i Jubilee Singers, April 29th.
H. V. 'Adams', Lecturer,-. May 1st.' .
William S. Battis, Impersonator, May 2nd;,
Ash Davis & Miss Hyde, May 4th.
English Opera Singers,
SEASON TICKETS, $3.50
Single performance 25c, 50c, 75c.
Season Tickets entitle the holder to reserved seats
when presented at the box office,
O K
THEATRE
"Independent" Pictures Shown
exclusively
NO FILM TRUST Goods Used
B Program changes Sunday, Tues
Day and Friday of each week.
Admission ten and fifteen cents
Program Friday and Saturday
"THE POACHER."
"THE CREEK CLAIM
A Bison western drama.
"A WISE DRUGGIST"
THEATRE
A splendid story of tho forest
IMP Comedy.
"HOW TWEEDLEDUM PAYS
HIS BILLS"
Comedy.
"CLOUDS AND ICE FIELDS"
Scenic.
"THE ITALIAN ALPS."
Scenic
Mat'nee Tuesday, Friday, Sat
urday and Sunday at 2:33 pi m.
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Special Eeaster Sunday
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Friday and Saturday.
Tho Essaney company present,
"THE REDEEMED CRIM
INAL" Superbly acted Artistically pho
togpaphed unusual light ef
fects. A feature full of hu
man qualities.
"NEW WOMAN PROBLEM"
i
i Flctorially discussed la ft
I Lubin Comedy, a modern and
timely subject In which "Mr
and Mr. Sarah Jane Brown"
are tho primo factors.
I Tired Thomas with whom a
X square meal is almost a
I stranger is a real scream in
J "EASY COIN" S
"A COWBOY.'6 DEVOTION"
The story is replete with
western type and manhood. i
"AN ENGLISHMAN'S HONOR" l
A story with intense dramatic
i strength covering both contin-
X ents resulting in the reunion
of two faithful hearts.
I PICTURES CHANGE SUN
DAY TUESDAY FRIDAY
iOYALTHEATRE
J M. D. BETZ, Manager
The Best
Equ i pped
Eastman Kodak
Agency
in the district. A full line i
of Kodaks and Supplies ,
alwavs on hand. r
Lowell Drug Co.
P O. Bid.; Lowell, Am
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