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THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, BISBEE, ARIZONA, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 3, 1911.
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SPORTS
INVITATION COMES
;;:.: AT THE WRONG TIE
, .;. Bisbee Turns Down Golf Pro-
,,, , oosal Because of Cele
w" . bratlon Here
Garnett King, assistant general pas
senger agent of tho El Paso & South
western, has written the Douglas,
Bisbee and El Paso Country clubs
about bringing the three golf teams I
to Cloudcroft on tbo Fourth ot July
so they could play a three v&y match,1
stating that no doubt a ery attract
ive railraad rate could bo expected,
as well aa a nice place to spend a.
few days' vacation. Mr. King also
sent along under separate tover a
picture ot the golf grounds of Cloud-
croft, which are very nne. ine ma
jority have expressed themselves to
tho effect that they would like to go.j
and" v, ould have Jumped at the pro
position, but tar the fact that Bisbe)
has put before tho public a big Fourta
at home and offers somethlne very
attractive. It looks a little doubtful
if Mr. King's invitation will bo ac
cepted. i&
FIEL0 COMPETITORS
AT M1NNEAPQ!
", Western University Athletes
Try Out for Champion
ship Contest
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. Juno 1.
Hundreds of trained college athletes
gathered on Northrop field at the.
University of Minnesota today for
tho preliminary events in Jbe elev-1
enth annual track meet of the In-1
tcrcoliegiato uonierence Ainieuc as
sociation. The survivors of today's
contests will compete for tho cham
pionships tomorrow.
The meet this year has attracted
many of the best college athletes of
tho middle, and far west Besides tho
"big nine." comprising Wisconsin,
Iowa, Purdue, Minnesota. Northvest
em, Illinois, Indiana, Chicago and
Notro Dame, there are present dele
gations of athletes from the Univer
sity of Kansas, University ot South I
Dakota, Oberlin College, Iowa State I
College, University of Missouri.
South r&kota Ptato College, Morning-j
side College, Coe Collere and sever-1
al other Institutions. The Pacific!
coast section ia represented by a
strong team from the University of
California.
There were no points to bo con
tested for today, but each team used
every endeavor to qualify the largest!
number of athletes In tbe early
f events, in the hope of gathering in
the coveted honors In the finals to
morrow. In numerous ctents it Is
to le champion against champion
and some unummlly keen competi
tions are promised.
In figuring tho chances of the sev
'eral big teams many of the excerts
are Inclined to favor Notre Damo
for tho cba-nplonshins. Illinois. Chi
cago. Minnesota. California and MU
v souri are the other institutions
whose chances ot winnlnc the meet
are well thought of by tho critics.
E"CMARSTIC CONGRESS I
MONTREAL. June 2. His Grace
Archbishop Bruchesi, accompanied
by his secretary and Canon Sylvee-
tre, le't Montreal today for Europe, j
The archbishop will po first to Mad-,
rid to attend the Eucharistlc Con-l
gross to bo held in tbat city tho
!aJ week of June Fom Madrid ho
will proceed to RoTne to pay his
homage to the pope and to present
to the ho'v father a rpclally bound
volame of the proceedings of tho
Ecbarst!c Cosgress held in Canada
fast fall.
NOTICE
All members of Bisbee Lodge Uo.
4i2, T. F. B and visiting members '
are requested to meet at Fair Hall
SHrday. June 4. at 3 p. ra., to at
tend the faneral or tho late Brother
G. V. Nelson.
B. F. MO'5'. P'4ent
MISS BARBARA SHEARER.
Secretary.
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BASE BALL
STANDING OF CLUBS
National League
Won. Lost. Fct
New York 20 14 .650
Philadelphia 26 16
Chicago 24 16
Pittsburg 24 18
St. Louis 20 20
.619
.600
.571
.500
.439
.366
.262
Cincinnati
.18 23
Brooklyn
lioston .
.15
.11
26
31
American League
Won. Lost
Ietrolt 34 12
Pet
.739
.636
.553
.53?
.48
.409
.337
.31S
Philadelphia 28 16
Chicago 21 17
lioston ..22 19
New York 20 21
Cleveland 18 26
Washington 15 27
St Louis 14 30
Coast League i
Won. Lost Pet
Portland 33
San Francisco 34
Vernon 32
Oakland 34
Los Anselea 28
Sacramento 29
26
30
31
31
29
31
.559 1
.531
.508
.50S
.491
ASS
Warren District League
Won. Lost Pet
Hankers 1 0 1,00b
Callahan's Colts 1 0 1,000
uppur wuvcub ...... u x .uuu
r. & a. o l .ooo
Yesterday's Results I
NATIONAL LEAGUE
At St Louis It H. tl
Brooklyn 3 5 l
St Louis 1 C 1
Berger and Bergen; Steele and
lireenahan.
At Cincinnati R. H. E.
Boston 8 14 0
Cincinnati 1" "9 i
Pfeiffer, Mattern and Rariden; Gas
par, McQuIUen and Clark.
At Pittsburg R. H. E.
Philadelphia 1 12 1
Pittsburg 7 15 0
Humphreys, Rowan. Chalmers and
thMn: Adams and Simon.
At Chicago It H. E.
New York 7 5 0
Chicago 6 9 1
Raymond, Ames and Wilsoar Cote.
Richie and Kling.
americatTleague
At New York R. II. E.
St Louis 3 9 4
New York 6 9 1
Hamilton, Pelty and Clarke; Brock-
ctt. Fisher and Blair.
At Philadelphia R. H. K,
Cleveland 1 S 2
Philadelphia C C 1
Kalor and Land; Plunk ;nid
Thomas.
(Game called in the seventh In
ning on account ot Uarknese.)
At Bofcton R. HE.
Chicago IX 17 0
Boston 8 18 C
Lante. Olmstead and Payne;
Woodhall and Nunamaker.
At Wasfciftgtoa It H. E.
Detroit 7 S 2
Washington 14 16 7
Willett Works, Covington, Mitch
ell nrfd Stanage; Hughes ami Aln
smith. COAST LEAGUE
At San Frielsco R. K. E.
I.og Angeles S 7 &
San Francisco 8 12 2
Coachman as4 Abbott: M liter ad
Berry.
At Porttami R, II. K.
Oakland 8 IX 3
PorUarKl 2 8 2
Penwll and PMrce; Fan well. Ful
lertoBand Murray.
At Lo Angeles It II. B.
Vernon 2 10 4
Sacramento 8 9 0
Hilt and Hogan; ArreJaaes and
Thomas.
New pictures O K theater tonight
and Sunday.
The Ferndell brand Prrs
ducts are scrupulously
clean. You can buy them
with the certainty that not
in your own kitchen could
p-r eater care be used.
, B. ANGIUS GROCERY Phone 29
STOCK MARKET OH
Recovery Almost All Along
Line No One Thing
Responsible
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NEW YORK; June 2. Tho recent
advance in stock was extended today
and tho market as one of tho broad
est and most active of the year.
Trading was conducted In a way
that seemed to indicate tbat senti-
m. hrt s, irtn. nnm
cheerful and confident Substantial
advances In virtually every depart-
ment brought out a large amount or
nfnV ninlfrlTif Rnlon rmiftori rppoa.
slons lato in tie day. but tho douiall
seemed unabated and bcjoro t26 et. L. D. Rlcketts, gcnonl manager
close lnt complete recoveries 0 tie Greene Cananea mining inter
were effected. csts at Cananea, arrived in the crty
.- .... ... .., i inv,t frnm Kaco. at which mint
1UC lUUUUCUb IUUU UL IUV Uia.flCl
could not bo attributed to any news
of the day. but appeared to bo based
on tho combined effects ot recent do-
velopmcnts. Tho government's first
report on tho cotton crop for tho sja-
son. which was Issued today, gavo
further basis for expectation of good
crops.
op.
The Hill stocks were again stion;
id nrti. Profit taking ukonmi
Tb
and
th rhirnro n nriinirtnn nnrt Onlnr-v
Jolnt 4 percent bonds which have
been asRociatmi -nrith Rrpat Nnrthern
and Northern Pacific in tho advance
. Tvwcn loiiowca wc announcement oi
; tho Hill financing project American
Tobacco securities rontmuod theSr
I decline. The common stock droonod
! flftnon nnlnt. nn , m.T-K o.ihi-n.
which followed the announcement ot
tho Hilt financing orolect American
quently recovering part ot tho loss.
American Tobacco four percent bonds
declined 2 5-8 to SC, virtually tho
price at which they sold before the
supremo court's decision was annomi-
cod after haying risen to 931 In eT
pectatlon t-at tho Issue would be re-
tired at par in connection with tbe
io0 fJrmnnt,
vWtL1 p1?
M. K. & T. bonds In Paris were con-
firmed today.
Louisville Courier-Journal: 'That
fellow is a source of great uneasiness
to me. Ho may bo worthy, but I wish
ho would keep away from my house."
Courting jour daughter, is he?
Naw, he's courting my cook."
"
DONTS FOR FANS.
Don't shout words of advice
to tho players
Don't roast players fjor
making errors.
Don't pan the manager
when his team loses.
Don't pan the team when
the manager's errors of judg
ment are to blame.
Don't call the umpire a
roll-er because you heard oth
ers applying this name
Don't roast the umpire
when he calls a third strike
on a. tall tbat passes oVer
tho plate and retires your
hero to the bench.
Don't cheer and throw your
hat in the air when a home
player knocks the ball over
the fence a foot outside the
foul line.
Don't show how little you
know about Inside fcaseball
by telling yonr neighbor wuv
such and such a play didn't
go through.
Don't try to identify tbe
players for tho unsophis
ticated unless you are abso
lutely sure of your ground.
Don't ladulge in open abuse
of visiting piavers' so that
they can get at you.
Don'i; pocket foul balls
while the sleuths are looking
squarely in your direction.
Don't try to score a ?ame
unless you know the differ
ence between a run and an
error.
Don't throw cushions or
pop bottles at the umpire or
tbe visiting piavers unless
you are hidden from view.
Don't root for the visiting
i
team unless yon are isolated
in the grand stand airt you
ean't speak above a whisper. 4-
Dont put the lighted ent
of a clirar into yo-ir mouth
when your favorite knocks out i
a romvragger.
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Don't elbow yonr neighbor
snd step on his corns unless
he s a -cripTte.
Do't eat more than rtx
ba-s or reanuts unless your
team is losing;
Dot throw newpapers or
other nlssiles at uerwHs who
wre is htte M eaa't find
eats unless they are small
asd timid.
Doa't try to explain the
gane to a woman while oth-
er mea are listening
Dos't go home angry in tho 9
hour of defeat. Laugh and bo
worry.
Don't try to climb over
the fence with new clothes
on.
Don't assj for a free ticket !
unless tbo home team is last
in the race, andi the manage-
meat becomes liberal.
Don't try to manago every
teim you see, and don't call
all the players "bone-heads."
STOMACH TROIint PS
Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Produces healthy activity of weak
ind disordered stomachs. An excel-
lent strengths builder.
Your Watch Made as Good as New
C. M. HENKEL, Jeweler and Optometrist
Can Repair It
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Brief Local Items
m,i season Ocns
... ,, ,..m,ir.n
Today will open tho watermelon
season in Bisbee. a carload otwe
juicy tempters rmuu "." -"
coast of Mexico.
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Dr. Rlcketts Here.
1U3L -U.fc" ..w- - --. - -
ho arrived in the arterno'n irom vun-
anea. An automobile wa smt down
from a local garago to meet Dr. Kick-
etts.
Infant's Funeral.
Tte funeral of lltt'e I.eo Francis
Maken. tho ten months' old son oi .Mr
and Mrs. Ernest Maken. whose death
occurred at the residence of tho fam-
ilv in Jicgerville Thursday morning.
took place o "ridcac. vcjjer
day afternoon at 2 ocloct and Inter-
ment was In Evergreen cemetery.
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Judge Burdlek's Court.
Tho grist mill of Judge BurdickaJ
justice court turned out three bond
1 . ll. .Mr lull vr.otnrrt.1-
Judge Burdlek's court.
Two white men and ono Mex'cai were
arraigned for disturbin,? tho peac.c
and given tho usual fines far ttat
offense, $7.50 for the Americans nr.d
j6 for the Mexican.
'
wining Men Visit Dau3las.
w rinrir mn of the "Corn-r
Kin'g." o New York W. I. Clark and
Thomas Taylor, of the Clark Arizona
tttnln. jntr.iv.Rta. who snent Thurs -
day and yesterday morning In BIsboo
I looking over tho mines of tho Copier
Queen and Calumet & Arizona, left
for Douelas yesterday afternoon to
inspect tbe smelter there, accompan-i
led by several mining men
j n.
' Investigate City Dump.
I Tho county board of health is in
vestigating complaints that have leen
made against the garbage dump le
low the city. District Attorney Will
iams of Tombstone and Dr. A. R.
Hickman ot Douglas, acting for the
county board of health, inspected tbo
T placo this week to Ann if the com
! plaints were justified by conditions
there1.
X
Country. Club Smcker.
' At the Warren District Country
club last night a live time was en-
Joyed by about eighty members 01
the club and their friends, the occa
sion being the club smoker gin b
the Pink and Indigo teams, who pair
ed off in putting on the attractions
and doing the entertaining. A dinner,
boxing match and wrestling match
were on tho program, which was
largely enjoyed.
Personal Mention
J. O. Forbes of El Paso is in the
city on business.
I
P. B. Fatman of El Paso is regis-
I tored at the Copper Queen
John Gleeson of Glceson was in
i tke city yesterday on business.
,
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joe Mcoaoc, cnairman oi me ooani
,of supervisors, was in the city onj0usy. Cf Randoult." "My Wife's Hat'
v I Business yesteraay.
i uiiBinctw jBieni.
l
Dr. Light left Thursday afternoon
for Illinois, called there by a tele -
gram announcing; the serious illness
of bis father.
John L. Carter and Mrs. Carter ot
ESy. Nev., formerly of Bisbee, will
sail on tbo S. S. Victoria from Seat -
tie. Wash, on June 4, for Alaska.
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FLAGSTAFF EF LAT '
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lj LI Writ Ur L.UIYILI
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flauvia-, ahz. June 2. rial-
ley's ccret "Ras observed at Lowell
observatory on May 31, probably fo-
the last time until Its nex't return, ar
mconllrht now interferes.
It has been photographed here ever
night for the last two weeks. It Ir
now beyond the orbit of Jupiter anrr
farther from tbe earth than it eve
j. has been fo'lowed be'oro. The comet
Is now a very small rolnt of ligh-
without any visible nucleus.
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CONFSS-ES TO KILLING.
CHICAGO, III., June 2 Maurice
FnHgbt, besinoss arent o' the Iora'
s team-ill -n anion, is al'oged to
have confessed tbat he shot and kill
od William Cent'eman. a former
'slugger," In a saloon flghL
ALIMONY SET ASIDE.
BALTIMORE, June 2f The enor
mous profts derived from bromo so't
zcr are Illustrated by the announce
ment that S00 shares or brmo Flt
zer stock, of tbe par value of $25,
havo been set aside bv Cantaln Isaac
Emerson to meet the annual alimony
of 2onn. awarded to Mrs Emerson
by the court. "
ITniatnn Vtvit "T -irfoli T Vnsw
which one of those vonng men to
' nwrrv. I rlteve I ' shall coasul; a
fortune tellerv" -
"Tlmt's n trrmi ida. Consult Brad -
jley's commercial report.
EES TELL OF
MAZATLAN FAMINE
Party Reaching Los Angeles
by Steamer Reports Water
Supply Exhausted
LOS ANGELES. June
-Telline
.,,.,..,.. . . . .
-i ouucwuB mm want, ot looa ana
water. a ,argg nila,ber of Mexican
"fugeea reached Los Angeles by
""L? tetf,nl"1racao of tho 1,ac'lic
,""' Ste$flhl' C0P?- lrm Hj
'222?" ..n.S f ..,.. m"th , the
tternup'r th? &. haB ,uecn
f . "" ."" ,r i;6 6 . ui-
"J00 aWe "te' ft
"" ,iaen, .? P?r -ftells
?.VJ,.'," "" " W
- "SrbrInB t U or
.. ,. ! "u " .er
ino poorer sections of the ritv.
,and the lack of food threatens n
famine that may claim hundreds of
victims.
. p , .. .,.,
nent;h0 weekf ago meiP was
... ' IWU WW.K8 ago, meal WUS
cento8a art ego at 10 cents each
and otn ' foJ . comgnonriin-.
JJ1 Added to this shorS in
tho food Buppiy wa8 a famine of
(charcoal, tho fuel used by natives
for cookJnR purposes, so that .food.
'when obtainable by tho poor, could
, onlv he nartiniit- ir nt n .rwivi.
A t of AmerIcan mIncrs wh3.
have befn in' Mexico during the!
U,r.i -o- w- -, .!,. i.
whole war were among thoso who
escaped from the Strieker, city hy
the Curacao. They are T. O. Shoop.
R. T. Belchen. T. A. McKeehan. J.
C. Terrltor and George I. Waddey.
Jk They have been connected with
the El Tigre mine?, which are lo
cated about fortv miles north ot Ma
zatlan, and which bad to be shut.
down two months ago becansd all
of the workers joined the forces of
the rebellion.
Tho refugees aboard tho Curacao
renorted that conditions at Ense
nada, where tho steamer called on
her way north, appeared to be
nearly as bad as at Mazatlan, pav
ing that there ia also black small
pox and fever among the poorer
people of that city.
0. 8. THEATER HAS
EXCELLENT FILMS
The popular O K theater is de -
eervcdlv drnwimr record breaklne
crowds on ' account of the excellent I an(1 continues to hold ollce. The
pictures being shown at this the- mayor s campaign against Chief Scy
ater Manager 'Schmld makes the J m0ur results from the latter's faii
announcement that he has made ar- j ure to co-operate with the mayor in
rang-ients with the Los Angeles nig announced declaration for a more
Film company by which the O K tho- jibera administration of the police
ater will receive its films direct from regulations governing dance halls,
the home office, thus getting the saoons caffc and other resorts where
films first and getting better fHm3.WOTOn Jnay congregate and the
This change will mean much addil ch by tbe mayor tbat Serrooir
tlonal expense, but Manager Schmld ha, been usInT tho department for
l?. ter.TImLd V.1.? the, .PCP1?, f I Political purposes.
Bisbee tho best in the picture line, I '
barrinc no expense.
! Among the fine pictures being
shown at present are "Willie's Visit
I to the Picture Show," 'The Masque-
i radere," -Saved by Bosco," "Jeal
and Tuo Ul3vsa Hand.
I The first shows WIHIc getting
. raiied up in a film picture on the
'gtj - ect and going to tbe theater at
night, where he sees himself on the
screen. It is very laughable. "The
Masqueraders" pertains to two lov-
' or8 wno naVe met under the
masquerade of maid and valet after
' sending their real maids and valets
,to personify themselves to look Into
a matrimonial proposition, the prm
cipals becoming in love. This is a
'pretty romance. Jealousy of lean
doult" is a rip-roaring comedy in
w hlch tho Jealous lover gives poison
. . .. ....
to hl3 rival and anparesuy kiiis a
Mg bunch cf jicople, who are wlscj
to his game, however, ami s-mpiy ; jnK either a c'almant or more posi
pose to mortify him. "My Wife's tvo ldenUocatlon. The skeleton is
Hat" is another roar of fun, show-lWnt(eB jH (he books of the police
fng the trials of a husband in the . department, which shows that H. E.
hat-buying line, while "The Gloved ' Howland, a minister. 20 years old,
Hand" is an Intensely Interesting -went to Sn Qi'entin from Log An
drama of western life, showing tie j-ib July 17, 1W5. under two years'
trials of a redeemed woman who genteoce for perjury. The ekeleton
turns thief to hide her j.ast from farther reveals the fact that be
her husband, while the detective s liberated March 29, 18&6, having
gels the proof orrher from her fln- ODtaBd the credits allowed for good
eer prints through a glove. The conduct.
husband forgives -his wife and the
ondlng is a happy one.
OPENS WAR COLLEGE.
NEWPORT, R. I, June 2 See
rotary Meyers presided today and
delivered an address at tbe opening
of the Naval War college In addl'Ion
to the secretary of the navy Ue
speakers included Roar Admiral
Stephen B. Luce, V. 3. N., retired,
who is known as tho father ot the
war college.
Washington Star: "What a bril-
Hant marriage." said tho genial lady,
"Ho is worth several millions and
she will inherit at least a billion."
"Wo"ld vj)u call that a marriage,
innuired Miss Cayenne, "or a merg-
ert"
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' New 'pictures O K theater tonight
iand tSunday. , r (
O R P H E u iVi
BETZ S. LOCKIE, Props. - T
ON THE FAMOUS BERT LEVY VAUDEVILLE CIRCUIT
Tonight'-ROSA & BURKE Margaret Rosa the Uatiy
with the freak voice; Bob Burke, the man with the funny legs. FLO
SWINNERTON, Comedienne.
NEW PICTURES TONIGHT "The Cowboy and the Shrew."
'His Best Girl's Little Brother," "Turned to tho Wall," and
"His Mother's Scarf." AN EXCELLENT PICTURE PROGRAM.
GENERAL ADMISSION 16 Cents
RESERVED 8EATS ..., , , 25 Cnt
.CH'jLDRLN .. A .. ,0 Centa
HEAR THE ORPHEUM ORCHESTRA Stanley C, Tuck, director
First Show Begins 7:45 Sharp. Second Show Begins P. M.
,'
O.K.
THEATRE
Owing to delay in securing
our special films this week
only pictures change Saturda
and Monday.
PROGRAM ..
"WILLIE VISITS PICTURE
.. .. SHOW"
Great Northern Film.
"THE MASQUERADERS"
"SAVED BY BASCO"
"JEALOUSY OF RANDOULT"
"MY WIFE'S HAT"
"THE GLOVED HAND"
Matinee Tuesday, Friday, Sat
urday and Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
POLICE CHIEF HAY
YET BE PUT OUT
f1
Mayor of San Francisco Puts
in Successor Two
Now Serving
SAN FRANCISCO. June 2 For a
time today San Francisco had two
chiefs of police and it looked as if
Mayor McCaithy's long and hard fight
to depose Chief Seymour might prove
sue cereful.
! nv means of writs of prohibition.
' hntr Bovirnnr nvfirtml the hto.v
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RECORD 0F4IISTER
Victim of San Francisco Fire,
Believed to Be Clergyman
Convicted in 1895
SAN FRANCISCO. June 2. A skel
eton has arisen beside the bjdy of
.j,e rtev. H E. Howland, a Ictim of
. tfie flre tnat destroyed the Chutes i
- ...
block of buildings .Sunday nignt.
The body lies at the roorguo await
snirituallst Howland. who is be-
Ueved to be Minister Howland, was
seen last by Mrs. Ida McFarland as
he rushed back Into the blazing
building.
GET A YEAR IN JAIL. ,
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. June 2. A
police Untenant, two sergeants and
two republlcin po'ltical worlers were
ieach sentence-! today to one year's
impjisonrrent by Judge Williams on
i the charge of conselraov unlawfuiiv
to imprison two reform election wo-k-
era at the November election for dls-
trict attorney in 1309,
David Belasco Is reading a
now
play for Frances Starr, to be produc-
ed next season under his manage
ment.
New pictures, good music, O
theater tonight.
BERNER'S
Summer Resort
NEAREST, COOLEST, MOST
ATTRACTIVE AND BEST
CAMPING GROUNDS
Clear Running Water.
Large Sbado Trees.
Many Beautiful Flowers
Fruit Trees in Bearing.
Cool Sanitary Rooms
Excellent Dining Room.
Furnished Kitchens FREh.
Now Dancing Pavilion.
Boarding Stable and Corrals
Horses Rpnted Hour or Day.
Grocery & Lunch Goods Store
Eat at Boarding Houso or
Do Your Own 'Cooking
HEREFORD-HUACHUCA
STAGES meet all trains at
Hereford. For full detailed In
formation and prices get fold
er at Sassles' or any Drug
Store or write to H. E.
Fletcher, Hereford, Arizona.
The Best
Equipped
Eastman Kodak
Agency
n the district. A full line
of Kodaks and Supplies si
ways on hand.
Lowell Drug Co
P. O. Bldg Lrwell. Ariz
JVe are here to
serve you with
anything in the
line of printed
stationery for
your business
and personal
use. D D
See Us
Before
Going
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