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THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW. B1SBEE. ARIZONA, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 14, 1911.
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BIG TIME TODAY
AT LEWIS SPRINGS;
, LlVELY PROGRAM
Races Will Be Feature in
Which Whole Family
May Join
PRIZES FOR THE WINNERS
Two train loads of pleasure-seekers'
will o to Lowis Springs t'fs
morning to attend the Hades' and
ilc Men's picnic The special train
ftsr tho cftcnlc grounds will leavo
Blsbce this morning at S:15 and the
regular train, leaving BlEbee at 9:20,
will also carry passengers for the
springs. The picnic has been well
advertised and it is believed that a
record crowd will attend.
Tho sport prorram -at the picnic
grounds today includes an event for
every member of tho family and
should one family win tho races and
tho prizes offered for them, that fam
ily vtould have a supply of provis
ions for a week.
For tho fat man. there are prizes
of fine whiskey and cigars; for moth
er there aro prizes of flour and coff
"o: for tho unmarried daughters
there are prizes of candy, parasols
and other things that appeal to femi
nine taste.
A swimming match will bo pulled
off with some of tho best swimmers
of tho district competing. There
will bo other features on the enter
tainment program which will go to
mare up a day of enjoyment for ev
ery one. I
Last night at 7 o'clov to Eagles
ami Red Men paraded through tho
streets of the city in fuss and feath
ers and incited the spectators to en
thusiastic npplausc.
POSTAL BANK IS
Many Want to Deposit More
Than One Hundred Dol
lars This Month
Postmaster M. E. Cassidy express
ed himself yestorday as being well
satisfied with the success of the pos
tal savings bank to date. On May 10
and 12, the two big- pay days, tho de
posits in tho bank wero considerably
ELKS' SMOKER A
E
Over 300 in Attendance
Diaz Worsts Rooster
Madero
LOAN FOND FOR THE
RENEFIT OFSTUDENTS
"Liberty Hall" Will Be Put on
to Increase Fund of
Association
The smoker given by tho local lodge,! Tne Disbeo High School Alumni
at tho Elks' Homo last night was nn-! association is unique in that it is
loubtedlr tho greatest auroeea in the only high school alumni asso
tho history of Bisbee. There were elation in the United States tnat
over 300 Elks and their friends in maintains a loan fund for Its mem-
attendance. Tho Copper Queen band ocrs who may wish to borrow at a
augmented and to date about $7,000 , opened tho program with, special sel-.'ow rate of interest to attend school
k. It ectlons, followed by the Mexican or-;aer tne courso of tno local nign
has been deposited in tho bank.
is reported that the amount will reach
$10,000 easily by Juno 1.
If it were not for tho provision that
more than $100 a month can not bo
deposited in the bank, tho deposits
would bo considerably larger. Sever
al have tried to deposit as much as
mum amount that ono may have on
deposit In the bank.
cheatra. The Rtar avent of tho even-, school is finished
ing was tho combat between Madero I Two years ago tho association
and Diaz and, sad for tho Insurrecto save an entertainment which netteo
Elks, Madero was worsted by the it over $225. which amount was loaned
Ilttlo rooster Diaz. lto ODO of tn members. wh: finished
Mr. Klssclberg of Salt Laka City the sourse at the Tenipc Normal
contributed to tho entertainment scnooi. ino money is now Deins
$300 at ono time, which Is tho maxi-! with three solos, which met with returned to tho association and
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is
rounds of aonlause. Tho Mandolin ocing reioanca to two memners wno
club rendered choice selections. They are in school at Flagstaff. The
wero Messrs. Harrison. Slddell, Silver und is getUng low and for that
and Butler reason we Aiumm association win
) The solo 'of A. E. Temby was excel- f.SfgS-S1 May 18'
lent and Tom Feeney's recitation ?en' K"? the pro-
urouam uown me nouse ine uox- ductlon. Tho ,e aro -
ing match between Ben Jackson and , drI1ed b p'pal Snider of
Sam Benton was one of the clever m n, Q
etunts. The Orpheum orchestra, in-i . , . , , . ,
eluding Mr. Tuck, gava several num-l Tho PP'e of Blsbco have always
bers and solos that wore much ap- Jn very liberal in patronizing
nmialnc MprrhnntQ Rim flnt: I predated. The famous Elks' Mulli- "" ie pirsj warn given tor
, ...w ..-.. M . a decIdpd hit. !-""" oujecu
SEES
STAMPEDE AT'JOAREZ
Wild Scattering of Sightseers
Follows Firing of Guns
in Celebration
Bi&bee Merchants Might
Go Down There
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(Douglas International.)
. Yesterday, late in tho evening;
twenty-flvo or thirty of tho revol
tosos came over to Houglas in
search of clothing, the kind desired
being khaki suits. They went from
store to store, but wero unable to
get all that they required, as the
demand for this popular suiting has
been pretty heavy ever since the
rebels bate been in this vicinity.
Several of the dealers last night
wired for a fresh supply of
Tho association or
rrV ,ir,' mM hM. nnh the graduates of our high school will
Cook and John rerklns as up to tho ,doubfted be encouraged In tho
minute and brought forth great ap- 'nt"ens' " ha? ?.? J thJ,
plause. Rousing music by the Or- " -- the play wlU have, a liberal
pheum orchestra ended the evening's Pftfonage from tho citizens of Bis-
entertainment.
At 11 o'clock the time-honored toast i
was given to absent brothers, and
tho program then proceeded. It was
the most largely attended affair glv-,
en by the Elks for a long time.
.bee.
W. K. Flora, of the law firm of
EHinwood Ross, of Blabeo, has
returned homo from n week's busi
ness trip to Morcnci. Enrouto home
Mr. Flora dropped Into EI Paso and
spent Thursday there. Ho took oc
casion to visit tho scene of the Jua
rez battlo and what he saw there
convinced him that there is no mis
take about tho old saying that "war
is hell."
Thursday afternoon the announce.
ment was made that the port
had been opened to Juarez and that
all might go over the river who de
sired and within a short time thous
ands had gone to the battle scarred
town, on the street cars. In
j muoa couiu uo Btajureu uuru, uui iuu
rule is that arms ana ammunition
may cross unmolested to dealers In
Mexico and with an open port here
for that purpose It is not likely that
t-ipre will be any moro trouble on
the . tho Dart of tho revoltosos In secur-
clothc3 which have been adopted as ini; all the ar material they do
me unuorm or mo reueis ana in a sire.
few days there will be enough for, This morning there was a report
alt. j that Cananca had received a demand
The party of revoltosos In Douglas i for th surre-de- of tho town to the
last night attracted considerable at- revoltosow, but this has not been con-
E
BT SCHWARTZ BROS.
Back ot improvements recently
made and to be made at tho storo
of Schwartz Bros., men's outfitters,
on Main street. Is a story of prosper
ity based on systematic advertising,
a story gratifying JLo tho friends of
the popular proprietors and Interest
ing as showing tho possibilities ot
system.
tcntion. They were all young and Armed and it is still believed that Recently tho storo has been Im
robust and their demeanor was cour- there will bo no effort to dterurb b
tcous to all and they all seemed to that camp for tho reason that the a steel celllnl a nd U?e ! n3
h n .Tiien h.,-,- r.ry ,, . mpn nt work thom nro s.ii.i tn hnlI"?or a steei ceiling ana me install
ation of revolving clothing cabinets.
The clothing cabinet is the latest j
be in excellent humor over tho big j men at work there aro said to bo
victory at Juarez and the evacuation 'contributing liberally In money for
of Agua Prieta without a fight, as the support of the Insurrection,
this means that they will have a The report of the probable attack
port of entry where they can secure ,f Cananea has aroused anxiety and
all supplies required. Of course this uneasiness on tho part of many in
does not mean that arms or ammu-1 Douglas who have their families
'there are who have interests there.
These
(ct TiMftri7D rrwn?fTTG cad tup urmii?
AT PRICES THAT ARE RIGHT
Garden
Hose
Keep the yard and
garden green. The
flowers and trees, as
well as tho garden, will
need some water for
tho next few weeks
Use one of our garden
hase; it will save your
water bill as well as
time and labor. Your
cholco at 10c, 121-2c,
14c and 171-2c per
foot.
Poultry
Netting
In one and two inch
meshes, all heights, the
best for poultry pens
and all purposes. Place
your ordor with ui,
and wo will guarantee
that you will be
pleased.
Mound City
Paints
The best paint for
all purpose. For.
house, floor and inte
rior finishings It has
no equal.. Looks best
and wears longest
Wonder Ice
CreamFreezers
This Is the sewoor
when every family
should be supplied
with Ice cream as,
sherbet. This may be
accomplished at a
very small coat if the
WONDER DOUBLR
MOTION ICE CREAM
FREEZER is used.
Quarts 92.25. Two
quarts J 2.75. Three
quarts 13.50, and four
quarts $4.25.
BISBEE HARDWARE CO.
P mr bW w m WJ I .. . I n l t? J -. t. Til a 3
t uuiiiijjuxi tuucK, main otreet. rnone loa
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Manhood
j H WeSS
For MenWho
Have Lost It
Strong Men Are Full of
Electricity
Weak Men Are Lacking
in Electricity
business part of tho town had been
completely battered down. Guards
were stationed in front of every
store for the purpose of preventing
loot, but tho owners of the placet
of business had not been permitted
to resume business except in a very
few instances
A Mighty Stampede.
thing and built to obtain the max!
mum amount of clothing room in a
given floor space and also to show
off the goods whlla being stored. The
firm was reorganized a year ago and
In. since that time has gone after the
test lines of clothing and mens fur
nishing. Having obtained these lines
they Lave gone about advertising
them in an original manner. They
have made strong claims for their
lines bu not stronger than the manu
facturers make to the store, thus
making tho guarantees possible. Ten
were making anxious
qulry this morning In tho newspa
per oinces for later news or con
ditions there.
It is believed by somo that "the
government will finally take their
troops away frqm Cananea and in
that case the appearance of the in
surrectos there would not make any
difference, as it has been their nollev I uin nt D.iiiciio mon'a imoinno h-m
jiiuiiuius m jni. num ai a mm- io matte no inicnerence wiin me mm-1 p'ten un experience in their line
Thursday afternoon when the main Ing enterprises in tho camps where j and a knowledge of clothing that is
so tight that It was impossible for zari, Pilares and El Tlere have been
a person to cross from one side of practically In the hands of the rebe's
auto-1 the street to the other and the nass- ciurlncr the List ivsn mnntha nml
mobiles and on foot. A sight of I ago of the street cars had been bar- thlnc3 have conn on thpr lust na
cruel destruction vias presented to red, some of the hilarious revoltosos they had before,
all. Tho smouldering ruins of manvtvbo were In the plaza began firing Douglas showed a djing out of the
of the prominent buildings told of t their guns In the air. At once some- war spirit yesterday and today. Tho
the havoc made by bursting bombs ono shouted that Rabago's army had I absence of the federals from this
and shells during the firce struggle arrived from Chihuahua and that an- j vicinity has Just put a stop to all
late Wednesday evening. I other battle had started. There was speculation and rumors about the
The visitors found that Juarez was' a wild stampede of the great throng 'a'tscl: of Agua Prieta which for
under martial law and that all sa-1 for the bridges in a wild attempt to weeks had been the prominent fea
loons were closed, but that little reach the American side of the rlier. iture in the discussion of tho strategy
headway had been made In clearing Many were run ever and several board which gathered dally in front
the streets of the debris and wreck- wero badlv hurt. After thnussn-lg of the fiadsden hntel. salnonn i.,. it n.rr ihm !i in ohanen irv da"
ago caused by the cannon balls and had hurried out of town, gradual) stands, rool halls and other conveni- or so and give real advertising news
bombs which wero so effective dur- It becarao known that the firing ent places ' in our si ace"
ing the last part of the battle. Mr meant no barm and those remain '
Flora declared that some of tho ing resumed their observations and Mound City Paints wear longes Get vour broilers at Tovrea's for
walls of the adoto building in the search for souvenirs of the battle and look best. BISBEE HARDWARE the picnic
one ot tbelr strongest assets,
"Our business is improving and is
Nftir to"iav than in several years,
almost back to the standard o! 190S.
I attribute this to the fact that we
have secured good lines of clothing
and to the fact that wa have adver
tised them. I believe newspaper ad
vertising Is the best kind, but atten
tion must be g!on to it to make It
pay. For Instance I do not believe
a card, run continuously without
change does fio cents worth of good.
Tt grows stale and people do not roaa
g . rjmaaB Macana an n agygyyii. ii"jn y, y.fmj "-nffrimuii'iuiy;
ORPHEUM TE
MONDAY,
rEATRE
15th
uMrs Brings of the
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Jroultry Yard
p fr
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strength of youth ILii ju o
and-jfo" paint la your i . oJ i ,
der Are j u srtHlnff M loo t-n
If yoo ha1 th smptcrm or
other den of braLln7 down of ynv
ncrra arvl Mt&llty yuu il fin4 n-i
life In Jectrtcity aj ap.'tlW hiU. yoj
rleep. Eteclra. Vita, tbe 017 ceJ :r.
der. Is made for you. It s 1 t v,
to use e4eetrlctty It pors a pnir
tream of life Into t?- tSy cant naiti
for boun erery nisht- It rciairrs i
choixfDK ro vinegar or at1 I r
tresfaea the nrre. expands vital pwr
enrlchs the circulation dim) maL?- y w
feel trlsht. ftctrte and vigorous in or
nlght'a use. Tou ret ftroner each da
and In a few xteekB you are a new mai
ttroncer and yoonifer In the Are of
youth. It Is rrand. tkls method of mfn
and cey man bo baa ever c&ti It 1
praielnc It.
FREE TO TOC
Call If yon can. If yen can't. cit mi
thle coupon and eend your name and ad
dreta to na and we win mail you our
l.aullfully Uluitratfrd M-pace Ft-''
1 jck.
The Eledra-Vsia Co.
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LOS ANUKI.ES
riaR Mnd nir. prrpaU, j-eor trte
90-xasO Uluttrated bMk.
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S siss Farm Pumn Eras'Bii R
!'a V,'caIherCoId Enoah lo Freeze It K 0 Hours Tea Long far tt ts Wcrk M
At I2. t we hve found a pump engine that servca all the needs o 3h
re farmer and does it In tho best possib'.o manner. We investigated
'.score or rnnrcdiTcrsrtn ,ecaddc-s!"n-;Gr -b -c"-L'oTind
hconebestsuitcdforcurcMtomers. Vc-.I.t JoT l.ur i. Johnson
iarra Pump En-ns. It is tho most woad.rll j. '-srgiascade.
190 to 1,090 Gallons Per Hoa.- T, VfIrWwS
-r mjrurjciirasy v i o;ib in U3y wci, tczht -5 o i. iKwiarta
-rui n-"nn c .i,t.sj re vc ice pcrDir'ar xrou jciu c
1. f V f r r 0 t M 1 a in v-it.t r as wcl at summer. Inr"p , c i tie
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honrs. cpt l tt op.ruta than a tins bcatix ani cjcJ- LMLasjSij J wc
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E-erlne a tcI aU . trr snppiy fcr tha farax bt
trn. cat o! the w tN yarn Pump Knpo proves
i t cpc-iority It has jmhey f -r rame aa kind
ct iari cr loct rc? machinery. It bp the
iTOSien ft Pr" tn t e r!itv ni !t-rf?r Rin !.
I jTrfriiT(f"-fo! mill tr-iifi-! I t !-.
"Cf ""I I?ves the work ot t oTtra hired rn.
"J Sec t!ic tittle Wonder at rork
Youha-rdaIltbrtt. enBfi'n-miririr-i
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A THREE AqT FARCE
Cast Of Characters
Mrs, "Briggs, a woman of business Elizabeth Jones
Ralph Briggs 0. W. Wolf
Jimmy Briggs . J. B. Temy
Alvira Briggs Evlyn Kindred
Melissa Briggs Edna McGavock
S'las Green, "a near relation" J, V. Petty
Mr. Lee, a wealthy neighbor B. F. Kitt
Virginia Jee, his daughter Martha Townsend
Daisy Thornton, a friend of Miss Lee .Louise Greenbauer
Mrs. O'Connor, with no likingfor gots Arilla Jones
Mandy Bates, vho stammers Eliza Galbraith
Three Special Dances
Spanish, Scotch, and English
Good Mvsic
Given Vnder 2 he Auspices of the Y. W. C. A. For the Benefit of the Association
I Play Grounds
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AVERAGE VALUE OF ESTATES
Mr. Charles B. Spahr. ot Columbl.
Ur'verslty, since deceased, made ai
examination at one time of tr
records of the Surrogates of thin 1
tlve counties In the state ef Ne
York, and published the results lr
The Outlook." The examination cov j
ered a three months' period and In i
eluded the counties of New Yot
and Kings, the richest In the state '
The results are remarkable as sho
Ing (1) How few people, comparatl'
y speaking, ieae any estates at all
ind (2) the low -vercge value o
'states. The following is a suit
nary of tho facts shown:
(1) Out of 10,000 persons ove
twenty-rive years of age dying durln
he quarter only 3,351. or lust abou
ne-third, left any estates whatevei
)f those who were heads of families
nly one-half left any estate; th
ther half left nothing, not even
savings bank account.
(2) Cf the 3.351 estates admin
'ered on, only 884 about 27 per ceni
of all estates and 9 per cent of al
those dying wero forth over J3.0M-
(3) Sixty-six per cent of oil lefi
no estates; 26 per cent of all lef
states valued at under $5,000, thr
average valuo of those below thl
amount being $1,292. Less than
-er cent of all left estates valued
S5.000 or over.
These investigations were mad
without reference to life insurance
but they afford a powerful argumen
'or life Insurance. They are the re
raits of life not its rosy-lined expec
atlons. They warn men that if the
would do better than the averas
man they must employ better meth
ods than tho averace man.
bee jack McGregor, Agent, Room at tne annuai meeting of tho Na-
' , . i T . Uf "'"i1 . , nm Association ot Manufactur-
card to P. Q Box 389. or phone 31 era, which meets at tho Waldorf
NOTICE TO THE PU3UC All per- n,07.,,0,1 JJ reo dar' f.ess.t,on'
- . v. , . Other subjects to receive attention
sons are hereby warned not to aro banking and currency, immigra
stcal chickens from the McCamtey tlon, industrial education, patent re
ranch, seven miles -west of B!s- form and the creation of an Inde
bee, as such a performance is rendent tariff commlwilon of x-
dangerouff. iei ports.
rnzi-v? Itao.imi:Vt.l4is ?up
ficl little -rorker H it until roa se It fa actloa. We sbow k ct o-rexbib4tionraim Ai-Aw
exactly the Llnu u! o-v yon vr j t expect It to d j on yoc Urm . -i-- 4 ti- vHok. tr fy aodi
look it over, iti u.". t putwa. lie mre I cvai la. . (208J
We -carry these engines In stock and ready for Immodlato delivery.
No spare moment of your tl3 co-nd te more profitably spent than In
seeing this engine work. We will be pleased to tell you all about them..
Aak tho man in the Hardware Department. Tho prices on these --.
gines are:
IV, H. P. Farm Pump Engine $80.
Horizontal Engines of from 3 to 12 H. P. range in price from $13
up to $500.
Ifs time For Sorghum Seed
Our first carload of this seed arrived this past week, and we arc
now ready to deliver all orders.
Do not confuse this seed with the kind you havo bought elsewhere
In the past. This seed is of very select grade and has been rocioaned.
This Is the seed that will grow.
Better come iu early for your Sorghum Seed. Our next car win
not arrive for some time.
Prices on Sorghum Seed are: R 5 O.liIIji ITB.;
$1.60 per cwt. when bought in ton lots.
$3.75 per cwt. when bought In less than ton lots.
Ranchers and farmers will find this the best place to buy their fann
ing tools. We carry farm tools In stock, and you may not expect to And
as complete a line elsewhere. . . i - t
ymx
fefo
If the blood is pour and filled with the
poisons from diseased I.Kloeyj or inactive
liver, the heart is not only starved bat
poisoned as well. There are many con
ditions due to impure Hood suet cs
dropsy, lmZia epciU, nervous debility
or the many scrofulous conditions, ulcers,
" fever-sores," white snellis &, etc. All
can bs over conic ead cored by
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
This supplies pure blood by aiding digestion, incremtag a iletfon ead im
parting tone to the whole circulatory syttr-. Its a heart tonic and a great deal
'more, hating an alterative action 00 the liver and kidneys, it belp to eliminate
the pokons from the Mood.
To enrich the blood end increase the red blood c-rpvseles, thereby feeding
the nerves on rich red blood and tkvn: sway with neroas irritability, take
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and do not perm.r a dishonest dealer
to insult our intelligence with the " just as good Lied." Tbe "Discovery"
has 10 years cf curt behind it and contains no alcohol ar narcotics. Ingredi
ents plainly printed on wrapper.
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser is sent free oa rcccjet of
stamps to pey expense of wrapping and mailmjS only. Sand 31 ane-ecBt stamen
for the Preach cloth-bound boo.. Address : Dr. R. V. Tfcra., Baffct., N. Y.
MANUFACTURERS' MEETING.
NEW YORK, May 13. Accident
(prevention and Industrial relief will
form tho chief themo of discussion
Is there anything In all this world
that is of more lmportanco to you
than good digestion? Food must be
eaten to sustain life and must be
digested and converted into Mood
When the digestion falls tho whole
body suffers. Chamberlains Tablets
aro a rational and reliable care for
Indigestion. They Increase the Sow
of bile, purify the blood, strengthen
tho stomach, and tone up tho whole
digestive apparatus to n naittm! siH
healthy action. For sale by ail .j- 1
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