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THE BlSBEh DAILY REVIEW, BISBEE, ARIZONA. SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 14,1911.
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HELP WORTHY CAUSE
"Mrs. Briggs of the Poultry
Yard" at Orpheum Will
Prove a Scream
FOR PLAYGROUND FUND
WHO'S WHO IN IHE
LAND OF MANANA?
This Is Question Raised
Blood-Curdling Story
. in Coast Paper
by
Illustrated with a. picture of
Senora Victoria Ochoa MacCregor,
whom "Diamond Dick." the- second
captain of Juan. Cabral's army. In
Hlsbeo Friday, characterlied as a
federal spy and a fake, a blood-con-
coaling story of the borrlblo deatb
'of Colonel Chlapa appears in tbe
MASS MEETING WILL
BE HELD T
Fourth of July Plans Will Be
Discussed and Commit
tees Named
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If you want unlimited fun. and Its U)a Angeles Examiner of May 11,
accompaniment of hearty laughs gent out m Douglas.
oao every minute, at jeast jou wm j , tho D3UgIaa correspond- 'meeUng will bo hold at tho city hall.
ttllLJltt. t built the funeral pyre of Colonel The call for the mass meeting has
MEMORIAL DAY PLANS ALSO
The first steps toward holding a
Fourth of July celebration will be
taken Tuesday night, when a mass
-w A . .".J ,. j . Chlapa and taunt tiy taunt ne was Leen issuea oy mo ooaru 01 traue.
Mrs. Briggs of the Poultry ard. to eub.ectcU t0 the oarbcd and poisoned and while the board will not havo
be given by tho Bisbee "i. . C. A. . . Senora Taiamantcs. The cor- charge ot the celebration it will givo
IWS mucn can DO saw 01 ma piaj .. j, ,,,,11. ,, vr- mpn everv nncnuracenient to tho more-
Itsolf, on Its merits. It Is worth , tQ m tho terrlbIa torture ment
tcoro than the price ot admission. g,ow flre Connned there between ; Memorial Day Also
If nothing else were involved. tt0 brasg column ruIeSj chlapa burn-1 At the mass meotlng tho matter ot
But back of tho entertainment, and ed t0 ,jeath while Senora Talamantes, holding a Memorial day service will
depending largely upon its success, ajjag jiacGregor. looked on, the pic- also bo discussed and all members
is tho playground enterprise on Qual- ture being a side view. of the G. A. B, are expressly in-
lty Hall, which the Bisbee . v. u. Surrounded by rebels who aro vited to come out and mane sug-jg
A. is trying to equip for the benent after h)a nead lt may bo IIttle com. Eesu0ns regarding the service. fi
ot Blabeo vounc people. It is ear- ... . r-i--i rhin. tr. ho hln ....- .1 . . '.,.. 1
nosOy desired to provide these play- t0 d th0 newspapcr bonflre. but rourtj, 0r juiy celebraUon has been
n.ww.uu ..., -"' --- - v-.,, u is a emeu uiai oenura motuict'i growing since me Review oroacneu
door exercise tennis, wslct taa ls pIeased nt having her picture in luC maiter a number ot weeks agu,
volley ball, baseball, and oyerything tno ,when a number ot lnflucntia, busl-
clse that .can possibly assist In aev Thero ft aolIca, sUuaUou ncs men expressed their support
eioping tuo Douj, aim u ub "-- ncn) &nd Douglas correspondent of the celebration in interviews.
cvUU vJu.v. w-..w --- ,.---- ... . . dd tmrrt and nnai 1 Committee to Have Charae
orao enjoyment auriiis .u iur. . dd th,rd and flna,
Almost anyooay wouia ce s"a lu . -i..ii rt,t.n. .-, ' Th . i.,,-.i ij0 . 1,0 taat
contribute oflhand to such a rthy - 'meeting took up the idea wun cu-
StanmeM Sandar But In h Senora MacGregor denies that she thuslasm and issued the call for
entertainment bunaay. uuiwueuut Talamantes :'he mass meeting. Tho experiment
can help mo cause, and at the same ,.5aia1leJlck.. denles lat Sc.of last year In placing the celebra-
urrawhfn6eoShIum8stuK no lUcOreS ta a W leader? Uon into5 the hands ot a committee
na f the dS ' Senora MacGregor denies that of cituens. business men proved
packed to ftotore. fltcrs. Madam Talamantes Is in tho field. such a success that it was decided
Following ls the cast of c.-wocters. Douglas correspondent InslBts that the same plan would be adopted
Mr. Briggs. woman of fo ttl!Lt MacGregor ls Talamantes. , this year.
Ellzat.tl. Jones r,Ma. ,, ,,,, ..,.. . nana-1 Thero remained In tho Fourth ot
A V OIL w. . -, . . j
Rnlnh T4rlpi?3
Jimmy Briggs J. B. Tvmny ,
Alvira Briggs Bvlyn Kindred j
Melissa Brings .... Edna McGavock
Silas Green, "a near relation" .. '
.... .... ...... J. . i?tiy
six. Lee, a wealthy nolghbor .... ;
B. P. Kltt
Virginia Lee, his daughter
Martha Townseml j
Daisy Thornton, a friend of Vlr- I
glnla Louise Greonbauer :
Mra. O'Connor, with no liking for
joats Arvllla Jones
Mandy Bates, who stammers .... I
,.A Eliza Galbralth
To add to the attractions three ,
special dances will be given. They
are: !
"FiBhers Hornpipe." Alvin Kltchel
"The Highland Fling," Blanche
Beckwith. I.od'fo Beyer. Kitty Ke
gan. Miriam Toles.
"Hondo Caprice," Amy W. Casey.
nea denies that ho was burned.'
Who's who in Mexico?
GABRAL TO MARCH
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July fund, after the celebration last
iyear, over $400. which has been
drawing interest at tho rato of six
.per cent since July 4, 1910. The
citizens' committee not only paid
I dl bills incurred in tho event last
year, bu paid out about $400, paying
1 bills of previous celebrations.
i At the mass meeting Tuesday night
committees will be named and ar
rangements for the best celebration
ever neia in uisuec win uesiu. in
vitations will be extended to all
towns In the vicinity of BIsbco to
attend en masse.
gained by tho lnsurrecto force with
out loss of life.
At the federal garrison, under com-
ENTHUSIASTIC
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ENGRAVED STATIONERY STYLISH
Engraved monogram or ln.tial sta-
mmirt of Colonel Chlaca. havinc sur- tlonery has been considered In tne
rendered with all the honors ot war, bes: or taste for some time, hut tho
filed out, the triumphant lnsurrcctos expense of lt kept it from general
marched Into tho town at 5 o'clock use. Recently ne-v methods aro pro-
this afternoon. Tho federals tonight auclng lt bo reasonable In price it
are encamped without the town, and, is rapidly Decoding a fad.
It is expected, will take up tno marca
to Xogales tomorrow.
Ovation for Cabrat. I
Thousands of people went to the
baseball grounds to meettne msur
rectos In all sorts ot vehicles, amng
which was one containing his father,
Juan Cabral, Sr and other members
of tbe family.
When ready to proceed to Cananea
the ball park was reached.' Cabral VV 1 1 1 Be Held at PhOeniXJ 0p-
waB almost araggea irom u uu.-v.
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9 guarutco tut ta piles
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I yREGAL
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utting Out One Factor In
he High Cost of Livin:
One of the chief causes of high prices is high profits. Any plan
that reduces the size or the number of profits that stand between the
factory and you is a plan in your benefit
Regal Shoes are Sold Direct from the Factory
to Wearer at Cost Plus Five Per Cent, Coni
mission and the, Low Regal Selling Cost
Heretofore, all good shoes have been built to sell at fixed "even" prices $3.50,
$4.00, $4.50, $5.00 and so on. If a shoe could be sold at, say $4.35, shoe traditions
would not permit it. It had to be "built up" by adding unnecessary expense to seil.
at $4.50, or "cut down" (to its hurt) to sell at $4.00.
All this has been changed by the Regal Shoe Company s new plan of selling shoes
just as many other necessities are sold and just as all necessities should be at a definite,
small commission over cost of manufacture in our case only 5 per cent. plus the cost
of selling.
It makes no difference whether or not the price figures out in "even
money." The new plan gives you Regal Shoes nearer to actual cosij and
charged with smaller and fewer profits than any other make. The price
is stamped on the shoes at the factory. This stamp is your guaranty that
more of your money goes for quality .and less for profit than in any other
shoe you can buy.
Regal Prices are now 3 to 5
ganization Has Become
Very Active
ISGAL S
FOR MEN
SCHWARTZ BROS.
HOES
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THE
SAFE
PLACE
ness at the capital, he would be un- v ,,, I,irera na wreaths of flow-
able to attend, but expressed his deap were nuu, aroJnTi his neck, as
interest in tho discussions of tho , waa a,so done t0 b8 0aiCCrs.
board. I Camped On Vacant Lot.
At tho invitation -of the Bistooe I TD0 pro-ession then proceeded to
. . . -. ... j i ...... ti . ' . . , . ...t in mar
poara ot ireue. u.e " town ana caTirea in a ,aut - . , following lb published at the
to Qisfceo Sunday morning, escort- rjol. Greene's residence. rmiuftst of V M Iiurk& secretary
ed fcjr Judge J. M 0'Conn.IL and will I At 8:M p. m. Cabral Bavc .orders Ta$o&?tf Ari?
bo the guests of tho Bisbe board of tbat shooting guns in celebraUon ot h AnU-galoon league cf Arizona
rari until 2:2S in the afternoon: .. rf.ln nf ilw cIIt mnt U iton- ,. ?",j 7.. .. ' ""..ii. ii .1.'
-when he delegates leave for their ped aDd ai,o commanded that u cj of Pnoenlx on Tuesday. May 16. .
homes. Tha program of entertain- p4opj b0 within their homes wltnm Tne Anti-Saloon lgue. during the
ment at Bistoe will include an In- one hour. past two yesrs has showr- e'eat ac-j
erection of the mines of the Warren There are three Americans witn tjvty ia Arizona, not on)y in enter
district, an automobile trip over the Cabral's guard of 21 men, Herrean ,ng actiTey into political campaigns, )
" district and a luncheon at the Cop- Hahlow. formerly of Biatee and Can- b , , , , ODtion elections for tbe 1
per Queen hotel ; aitea, is his lieutenant. closing of saloons and in agitation
The Program. i TT. .. , .i.i, work, and to a somewhat smaller
,nw!nwL the nroaram- TtoM wlU le ,bM otherwUe" Mlth extent in law enforcement. Its aim,
???? JfeiSS? r. ! U Hsaal music , this latter work ems to be to
YTBJtumu "" """" "t: r r- I . 'aM tho, nfflri nt tho Imr In An.
Christian science Services. forcing prohibition laws rather than
Uncle Sam's
Loan Office
Money loaned on everything
Mining Stock
Especially
Everything confidential. No
dKectors meeting required te
secure loan.
Uncle Sam's Loan Office
Main St. Long Window
Com
merce ana Mines Aiueri. autcy,
nresident Douglas Chamber of
Commerce and Mines.
Tho TPsrular Sunday Service Of aV tho wnrlr of nnfnrnomnnt nn
! .i. ni.va r.hrlatinn Science socl- itooir
Address of -Wolcome S. P. Megulre, ct ,g heU at nM a- ,. ln the Fair Tb.ey have held numerous local op
mayor of Douglas. Douglas In-, IIaU corner 3,Satn street and Sub- Uoll eiecUons during the pa3t year,
vites representatives from sister . Tbe fcc ,s cordiaiiy invited wth the result that a good many sa-
cities of Arizona to en)oy her hos- tQ Jattcnd The subject for May 14 loons have been forced to close. This
pi tali ty. I wlIi , "Mortals arrf Immortals." was the case In Duncan, In Graham
Response II. V. Faiior, presiaent , i .
Arisona Itevelopment Board and j coming "Down in Higglnsville.'
fiocreury 1 ucbuu vyaBmtwi ui vvi-1
fflrce. .,,1 no i-r ccr rVP
Report nt tbe Secretary Harry n . Tayior 0f Gleeaon, aim we.i are now InlUated in sever) rIaes
Welc: . secretary Phooaix Board of " fcM. left on tbe i2th lor ?? these ol-ctioog yrill h held
Trade. Miami. Flor'da. where he goes a
"rT?. "", "tLZZ V.! cotwty.
mn'ca 1"''...'"'""" , :: "nu Ani.c:ivui 1mu fca. ,..
county; Parker, Camp Verde, and in
Maricopa county. In the latter place
all saloons aro closed oxcept thof
in AVilllams, Fiagstaff and ia th
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. . T.,trrhrinji m. trait .' .., ,r 9n VvTae eub "iponr springs vaney m cocnise
territorial btstonaa.
Our Ne- CoBOty, Grawite John
-Job P. ,. jr. Taylor will be Joined at ,V "'?"i7 " ??"
Powler. ecrury D.acat, Commer- ra PMO br j. n. Rubinsn a soil "Torto SS
Terrttcrial BagiMer, Tkovdx. ,n,3 iB tfcrf EvargJade lands. " r "D? ,L -?J3 it ?
Arteoasa Arlemt-w-Prof. R. H. R M-i-tTre te tbe loeal agent J, 7 "J' ;r' ATS, ZZL," J
1. 1 .j a -....,.. '-- --- - .. vw.. w.i.-
(cer. Tb cocrentiofi is ooea to the
pnbnc, and anyone interested In ckw-
Forbes. TlBlvrUy of Arisoaa.
Oar Mines j. m. itimm,
tarr BisbM Board of Trade
CHURCHES
for the Bverglade Land company.
Coating "Down In Hlgginsville."
RtrV hMtdaehe results from a dis-
I ordered condition of the stomach, and
CHURCH AT WARREN. lean be cured liy tne use ot warn
Chureh services will be hold In berlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
Warren this morning at tha usual lets. Try iL For sale by all drug
place. A large attendance is desired, gists.
First Methodist Church. LADIE3 MACABEES DANCE
Sunday school at 3:45 a .m. I The ladles of the Macatees and
Preaching service at 11. Sermon br families aro invited to attend the
Mater Waito of tho Salvation Army, dance at Fair Hall. Tuesday night
Epworth leag-o at C:4B p. m. Preach. May 16. All others kindly present
Ing service at 7:45 p. m. Sarmon invitations at door.
by the pastor. Prayer meeting Wed-
nLdav at 7:45 a. rn-E. G. Decker. . FINE TAILORING AT PELTZEL'3
lag tba saloons in the territory ls
invited te attend and to take part ln
the convention."
(hogan & seed
Fire Insurance
and Real Estate
Kline, Letson &. Marks Bldg.
Main Street
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Phone K
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.The Russian dnncers, Pavlowa and
Mordkin. bave retwiitly bad a quar
rel in London aad will not dance together.
THE GIRL WITH
BEAUTIFUL
HAIR
U. S. PAYS ITS BILLS.
WASHINGTON. D. C May 13.
Exrorts from the XJnllei States for
the first tiiro In any twelve months'
rcrlod rassed the two billion dollar
mark, taing J2.01 2.749.505 for the year J ciiJ keeps tho hair free from dls-
Attracts Attention Everywhere
There Is on. sare fjid certain way
for every woman to have ls-autltul
hair, and that is to five It intelligent
care, which includes the use of New
bro'a Herplclde.
TbU remarkable preparatlou kills
absolutely the dandruff germ, eradi
cates daniruff and prevents the calr
from falling.
The prophylactic action nf Herpl
-pastor.
Upper Miln
St., Oppcjlte Palace
Livery
Be Sure to look over our line oU
First Presbyterian Church.
si . Iba nhsnrkAA nf tfae naS-
tor the tnlpit of this church will woollens before bnving your soring
be ocoupied tbis Bioralng by Col. c'othes. We guarantee a perfert fit
Ixe of the SalaU
night by Scorctary
M
C. A. of Douglas. Pgalar ser- posito Palace livery.
ending with Af-rll, accorlnt: to fig-1 ease, and with the ssalp sweet ana
ures preparea ny tne department ot
commerce and labor.
clean a natural hair growth is inev
itable.
Herpicldo hair scintillates with
health and vigor, light and luster,
produceG only by the well known
scalp and hair dressing, Newbro's
Herpicide.
All druggists se'l lt and guarantee
one dollar size bottles.
All first-cass barbers and hair
dressers uso and recommend It.
A sample and booklet will be sent
t .ho caTAuaa Arar and to- fanttless work, style, sao and dur-1 a, son was lorn to Mr. and Mrs. ' to any address upan receipt ot 10c.
flit br IcorctaryWarr of the Y. ability. Pojttel. usaer Main SL. oi-jpaort Osborno of Warren yestcr-:by The Herplclde Co DepL R, Dfr
oay. nuii, iuiui,
DENIES INTERVENTION.
WASHiXr-TON. Mav li Through
Secretary Kcor, President Taft to
day authorized Ambassador Wilson
of 'xlco City to deny in the most
pofUve terms "all tne foollBh stor
ies" about Intervention IS Mexico
by the United States.
Ever Conducted In Bisbee
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Don't fail to'read the fol
lowing as it means dollars
to you. The best line of
diamond rings ever offered
any place or time.
You may want a ring
for yourself, for our sweet
heart, for vour wife, for
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j yonr son or daughter, for graduation present,
for your brother, sister or mother.
The Following Are Some Of The
Bargains I Have To Offer
1 Ring 5 Stones Regular price J100. Sale price $83.75
1 Ring Solitaire stone Regular price JlOU.uu. Sale price $83.75
1 Ring Solitaire stone Regular price JSi.OU. Sale price ,...$70.00
1 Ring Solitaire stone Regular price JG0.U0. 6ale prico $50.00
1 Ring Three stone Regular price J75.UU. Sale price $50.03
1 Ifing Solitaire stone Regular price $4'.00. Sale price $35.00
1 Ring Seven stone cluster Regular price 160.00. Sale price ." $45X0
1 Ring Two stones Diamond, one Jlubj- Regular price $30.00. Sale price.. $22.50
1 Ring Two stones Diamond, one Ruby 'tegular price $27.50. Sale price.... $20.60
1 Ring Two stones Diamond, one Emerald Hegular price $23.50. Sale price $23 15
1 Ring Two stones Diamond, one Sapphire Regular price $24.00. Sals price.. $18.00
1 Ring Diamond, one Sapphire Regular price $26.00. Sale price 519.50
1 Ring Twelve Chip Diamonds, one Turquoise Regular price $30. Sale pries.. $220
d Rings Solitaire stones Regular price, each $15.00. Sale price, each $11.25
2 Rings Solitaire stones Regular price, each $12.00. Sale price, cash $9.00
3 Rings Solitaire stones Regular price $0.00. Sale price $6.75
1 Ring Solitaire stone Regular price $S00. Sale price $6.00
4 RlnKS Solitaire stones Regular price, each $7.50. Sale price, each $5.60
5 Rlncs Solitaire stones Regular price, each $6.00. Sale price, cash $4.00
Also 25 per cent reduction on numerour articles not mentioned.
Don't forget that we have the best facilities
in the west for eye testing.
Dr. W. W. Watkins is in charge of my
most up-to-date Opticial Parlor.
My Watch Department is the best in the
Southwest,
AH Work Delivered
When Promised
L.L.GILMAN
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