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THE BISBEE DAILY R EV1EW, BISBEE, ARIZONA. THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 22, 1911.
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TO ASK 10 PER CHIT.
REDUCTION IN TAXES
Jtgsi Say
HORLICK'S
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SrigtaaJ and Gefluka
UAl TPn Bill ll ...
inni.iEiU miJLJVLochise County Taxpayers'
association 10 reimon
Equalization Board
T&e Foed-drWc far Ail Ages.
t more ncaiuuu man ica cr vonc.
t Aetccs with tlie weakest cfisetion.
) Delicious, invigorating and nutritious.
, Rich milk, mailed grain, powder form.
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The board ot equalization of Cochise
county will be petitioned by the Co
chise County TaxDavers' association
quick lunch prepared in a minute, to reduce the assessed value of real
DR. BLEDSOE RETURNS ELEVEN-YEAR-OLD IS
FROM- EXTENDED TRIP E1R0Y0 BURGLAR
MILLION IN DEPOSITS
EXPECTED BY JULY 1
Sees Most Famous Surgeons
of America at Work
in Hospitals
TAKES ADDITIONAL COURSE
WASHINGTON, June 21 A total
ot $390,666 was deposited in the
first forty-eight postal savings banks
in the five months of their oper
ation. The second croup of forty-
received
49 In do-
morft than
taken in at the initial offices dur
' Ing the first month, there being
IS JUVENILE COURT CASE mk 8eparat0 deposUs' averacing
I On Jnlv 1 if will ht tmsRllilf tnr
James Qulg ey, aged 11 years, was depositors to convert their savins
uiiun. ine second group
Breaks Into Residence of H. fve,wblch opned.Ma?i:
Ml'u X J -r, I i'n the first month 70,74S
. Jacobs and Takes ' posits 14.4- per cent mo
savings BanK
Ur. N. C. Bledsoe of the Calu-
et and Arizona medical staff re-larrRa.j viim,.. ,.,, t... ci..i .irrnnntc intr. iinitoH states imnrt
Jnr.j t..?. ij.(..tinnncuip .. . .- .turned yesterday from a trip to east- win Whito n ., ,. - . .. hearinf in. rr ront intrt iim
.aiXHOaojuiuie.ASKioriiuiviai.ft.a. estate in me county iv per ceuu , G ta er he .isUed many -- --- - "?' "t."M" I"? ZZ,-'l i " rC . 7. Vr. kIITA !
' - . TJioo. mhtw .r. hin Knt nut to i. ;,. '.. i... j. .. i """ " """ ou wuamy Mm several -wv.i.-. . uc u u.? ,..
miners are imirarzon ' " V ! . . """"- "" "aayB ago and taking a savings bank receivea. ine reports iccoivea irom
the various boards of trade and cham-, graduate work in surgery and , med- contalni ,13 Thebov was arrested the depositaries are so encouragm
bers of commerce in the county for cal science. Like others of Bis- , DMJ andywa8 bV0Ught that he Prediction is made that
RCES BEAT WEDD.NGS thelr endorsement, and after they tbvhe ?ofolk Tbetr- 5ack t0 P18"- H thlnd the'of- July 1 deposlta will have reached
t" CHICAGO. June JO.-June is setting n"e "aiorsei tbe' vrill be for- fect. pr Bledsoe ? heartily glad " on ywaT arraled b.fore ' ' ,
U new record for marriages in Cook to the board of equalization. . to get back to Bl.bee and to Art-. H7Sh yeXdaoon and CAVALRY TESTS WILL
flcount-. But it ia traveling much I,l veuuou nab aireauy uru vu i held to the action of the juvenile court Dp unn WPYT MONTH
faster toward a new record for dl- ed by the Douglas chamber ,f So'?. "'buf I as'V.ad io T The father 0f the boy. Bt HbLUNtfl KiyN I h
fvorces. commerce and mines. As yet tw get ..t to Bisbee. TjHe In "New f'n ;u!ey' a mIner: .wishes the boy WASHINGTON, June 21 The cav-
In tfio 17 davs or the month closed Uisbee board o trade ha. notbf e, York City the doctor was sudden- 5.hi h-f8?0? . , . alry olflcere now at the mnt4
in Uio 17 days ot the montto closed Mked tQ endoree the peUtlon. but it y 8mUten with a reaction and the . Te bojr. admitted having taken the 8er'vlce Bchool at Fort Kner, Kan
Saturday Chicago was 30 marriage X- ie nririn.-tH ihnt th will be asked ,,i u.i ,.,i...i i t.nnn-f oank and told the officer where he hid .n n .i m r ,t, .i
kenses ahead ot the first 17 days of officially to endorse the document. ,na vitae air "took" anew. II J1- but a search for the bank failed arm wn0 can De spared will be
Kbe samo month in 1910. Rut It was
Iso 37 divorces ahead of the same
jeriod.
The Increase in marriages Is slight-
er cent.
It
n-..- i ..iMiInn tti. Y,ka hMn rntl. .. ... ... . .. 1 . to TeVeal thn Tnlnslnv- nnnnr 0nnal. . .- n. .- tt .- t. .l..v
iiie lUlCSUbrtUUU uihvum w.-- . my U1C lilblCM LrtU KUI1UC P"l o i-rf ww. SCUL IU ACJLtia .U UiXl lXi:ilU(t7 u ixin
Uli -7 dlmirM iheid of the same ducted by Secretary J. N. Gaines orjana arrived yesterday raornlnit ,a- cavalry tests. The trial of the var-
piso t aivorces aneaa 01 me same Taxpayers" association by exam-1 See$ Experts at Work. Other Articles Taken Jous cavalry organlzaUons has been
ination of the books of the county Is j while engaged in his post grad- Tb residence broken into was that considerably delayed by reason oJ
,?l4 ' ham rnvftntpd RPVeral in- rnttn w-nrV nt nnsforn hnnnltnts Hr Of H. M- Jacobs. OntXsite the LorpttO n lnrlr nf nffirprs In addition tl
if over 1 per cent, while the Increase stances where a cut might be made in Bledsoe saw the most eminent sur- academy building. Other articles of sending all officers who can bo
,uras " a lue n,ul"- laan - county expenditures without impairing geons of America at work ifi op- ya'"e are saia to be missing from the spared temporarily to Texas, the en
' cent. the efficiency of the administration of eratlng. rooms and came back with residence. Officers say that this is listed force will be placed on a
f county business. ' a whole chest or tne latest improved noi me nrsi onense cnarged up to the stronger basis.
I Mound City Paints wear longest ,, ,.. , ,h .j,.if.n nt the surelral Instrument youthful burelar. The exDectatlon is that the officers
'and look best. BI8BEE HARDWARE. tax va,uatlon of real e3tate has been At the Cook hospital at Chicago Following the burglary the boy left IU be ordered south whortly after!
. under consideration by the, association Dr. Bledsoe witnessed the surgical the city. It was learned In whlci Juy 1 The plan Is to have a num !
for some time and a public statement woric 01 ur. uenner anu ur. juuh uireciion ne went and he was appre- uer ul morousu ei)iffli "'
in. aiurpuy. ai mo jicrv uc a ucuueu yesieroay morning at a rancn J"s " uimuuu m munuivu uvi
! the woi'k of Dr. Clarence Webster, In Dixie canyon. especially the organization with three
! all of .s'hom are leaders in the T. Tf. Onic-tov .n m.- i,.,, squadrons of three troops ach
American medical profession. The the vouth, was fined $10 in Judga wh,ch some officers favor, and wh'Ai
Bisbee physician spent ten 4ays at High's court yesterday on the charge ha3 not been Wected to test In
the celebrated sanitarium of the of disturbing the neace the oom- we work that has been done w,t
Drs. Mayo, at Rochester, Minn. plaint on which the warrant wn, ls-!the Eleventh Cavalry In Texas.
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Uncle Sam's
Loan Office
Money Loaned on Everything
Mining Stock
Especially
Everything confidential. No
directors' meeting required to
secure loan.
Uncle Sam's Loan Office
along this line may be Issued soon. j
NEW DISTRICT IDE
III I IB 111 M III UflRllf L I Visits Many Points. sued having kn ,,, . -k tr I
DLUHUUL Ur DHillU), .,n fhi-,Dr i!d!0cf cobs. Th cause of me disturbance' LEAVES HOME FIRST
ted Detroit. Buffalo. Niagara Falls, .,,. r.,i,.w. i.ji .i. .. .. -.
I Albany and New York City, study- ret -. ?, " " '""; """ " l "le ""
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I ing at the Post Graduate hospital
Pnel Qniino-c Institlltirtns ' at the last named city. Leaving
i uoiui u '"i" ... II r i New York he visited the Herman TIPT mrm PirniHfP
NeceSSIiaie OUlUll? Up Ul ; hospital at Philadelphia, where he MM t-KHhS HhllMONh
'witnessed the work of Dr. Jo&n K nil l I llut.U I LUIlUUL
Deever. He Inspected the Jeffer-
Old Districts
Main St.
Long Windows
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Ljiw fail
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Lxr':r necessary.'
fcr iI.o m.r. who is a bit
ixtrticuhr about A.irts to
I pay custom t - . - ' -n lie
car. ol r.h: '. '. . a in a
Teatiy-madc ; v.cnt.
The ciict science to which
shirt draughting has been
brcught, the employment
of the best designers, and
the expert knowledge
applied ' the selection of
idves, has resulted in a shirt
I that is not excelled.
- The CJLUETT lalei
murks it. j.
- .$1.50 and -more. -
-Shirts Shirts Shirts
We want to nt you all op in
shirts for
JwB'VB Jnst received the lat
est sfngle shlpmedt of drss
shirts probably that ever cjt'r.o
- to Uisbee and the., are all i
the famous "CLUBTT" an t
GOTHAM" makes HIGH
OIIADK MERCHANDISE that
you can't go wrowf o.
I: SHIRTS OF ALL PATTEaN '
SHIRTS WITH SCHT CUFFS.
SHIRTS WITHOITT.
SHIRTS OF ALL SIZBS an-I
SHIRTS WITH ALL SLKBVK
L0NGTHS.
LET WS -SHO.' YOU the
NEW CWHBTT OOTIIAM
SHIRTS.
TIME IN HALF CENTURY
JACKSON, Mo.. June 21. Frftt
Metje, one of the oldest citizens
of Jackson, has list been bojond
the cit limits unit: a few dav3 :3
since his marriage, fifty-one years
ago
i i..i .. 4... nr .1. TAr. nniflfllllll f mnss nil Tsf vnar Air anrf ATrs MetiA rel-
. ..ri t ..tn ji.tMt suu nuapiiai, au ujuih.i. ui iup t. -. IIIBII1 ni 1 I llllin inn rf . ----- .----w ---
a new pu '""'"" ,'t'hZ person medical college, and there inMYl IVH D Tt 1 1 l U ebrated their gplden wedding, to
has been created, comprising the . SPd work of Dr Mpnt U I If III! llril-U I IIUIli UnIL which came their descendants from
southern counties of Pima. Wnal." reputed to be one' or th- many places. The old man has not
Yuma, Santa Cruz. KJlla. Graham and , .. ,. , ,miM been a recluse, but has lived hau-
CocTilse. The district will be In charge u Uetro!t Dr. Bledsoe went ' WASHINGTON Juno 21 PresI- ""' on hls nlace ot ten acres within
of Inspector F S. Jarvls, who will through the rackard motor car fac- dent Taft hns ordered the iramcdl thc town "mlts.
ha. ! . '.- :t he-Tucson po3t-( crv and at st LoU8 he "broke ate release of W S. Harlan C. C He hns ra'80'! a IarEe family ot
office. He has already taken up his traininj;- and took several niter Hilton and S K Hughes of the children, whose visits he greatly on-
dutles as inspector In charge of the ... off to co to ball names. He -lackson Lumber pomnanv of r-lr. J-Vs- But he sas he has found
district and will arrive in Bisbee soon ajso visited Washington, D. C and hart. Ala., who are serving sen- cnPls happiness in his horn?.
on his arst tour ot tnsection. Kaw ihe senators wrestline with tences In the Atlanta nonltentian I au uas naa no occasion 10 leave.
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fostoaice inspector u. r uution, Arizona s statehood .bill. tor peonage.
1.20 TO $2.58
1 who was In Bisbee last week inspect- j
, ing the local postofllce. will have j
cnarge oi me nortuern ai&inui, iw
headquarters at Phoenix. Inspector
; Jarvls comes from San Francisco.
The division of the district of Ari- I
I zona Into two districts follows the re-1
cent change in the administration o '
i postoffice Inspection wherebv Arizona
' was transferred from the Denver dl- .
vision to the San Francisco division. , , Arf
The division of the district was Old Reseivat!o:i Uttered
made necessary by the estab'lshraent ( Aiipiirm nt PhnoniY-
ox postal savings dsiiks in ine aumu
west. Additional offices will be
named postal savings banks and the
added work for the inspectors, who un
der the postal savings system become
i Tne formal action commuting
the sentences to .expire immedtatelv
and remitting the fines will be is
sued in a day or two.
Yesterday he visited a sick dauglv
ter, who resides within a few miles
of town.
LORIMER SYMPATHIZER
STEALS TRIBUNE'S PAPER
WASHINGTON, June 21 Jas. Kce-
rnrrr nnimr rminr CONVENTION OF SUNDAY -
run DUW C nflHuL schools is opened! . "rai f,r ot the pht-
i viii uwuii- fiiniww , ) cago Tribune tonight swore out a
Squatters Buy It
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., June 21
The formal opening or the Thir
st teenth International Sunday School
association convention took place to
night In the absence ot John
Stites, president of the association.
A. B. McCriHIs of Providence. R.
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warrant for the arrest of Geo. O
tllavls of Chicago, charging him with
stealing books, documents and pa
pers, the Tribunes property, said
to cencern evidence of "moral turpi
tude ot a United States senator, and
other government officials."
KAISER GREETS AMERICANS.
KIEL, June 21. Tho emperor today
I , presided. A. E. Boynton, pres
With the sale of old Fort Bowie ident of the state senate, cave the
oer tne posiai savings system ?"' reservation in this county, at Phcc address of welcome, officially repre-l KIEL June 21. Tho emperor today
bank examiners, necessitated cutting a,x MondaJ- one ot the, richest gra sentlng Gov. Johnson. .Mayor P H ! exchanged visits with Admiral Badg-
i' " wimuuj. - lng sections In soutnern Araoea McCarthy represented San Francisco r a"U me onicers oi me Awncau
: -uir-AM I passes from the hands ot the gov- in welcoming the delegates and the battleships which are paying a week's
a A. R OF MICHIGAN. I ernment Into private ownership response was made bv H. M. Mill. v,alt to Kiel. Dr. David Jayne Hill.
YPS1LANTI. Mich.. June 21, This, squatters on the reservatioa .bough' representing President Stites and the American ambassador at Berlin,
the opening day of the state encamp- thjr holdings and there were bo Justice J. J. McCIaren, D. C L.. officiated at the introductions. The
ment of the G. A. R was devoted otner bids. In all. fifty-nine tree; IM of Toronto. meeting of the emperor and the
chlefir to welcoming the veterans ana -ere sold, comprising 2.460 acres The coliseum was inadequate to American officers was of a most cor-:
the memoers or tne amiuuea organ- The land brought from 51.ro how all of the delegates and friends dial nature.
lzations. The opening exercises will jjjo ner acrq, the 2.400 netMng although all those to attend th
be held tomorrow morning. The an- f4.4Sl.32. convention have not arrived in" the UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN.
! nua- parade will take place in the Auctioneer Getslnger offered V city. , MADISON. Wis., June 21. The fit-
afternoon and in the evening mre entire 10,000 acres Tor sale, but Papers were read at the opening ty-eighth commencement of the uni
will be a campfire address by Gov- .there was no one to bid exce'- of the session br Rev. Davt.i O versity of Wisconsin concluded today
ernor 0born and other men of no' the farmets and 3tockroen w-oo ha Downey, D. D, of Chicago, corres-' Vrlth the graduation exorcises. Presl-
, will also speak. taken up farms on the reserve r ' ponding secretary of thg board of. dent Charles B. Van HIse conferred
l improved tnem, planning to iwy iu-unaay scnoois oi tne Jietnoaist, degrees on the largest graduating
! land as soon as the governraen Kpisropal church, and by Rev. J. i class in the history of the tnstltu-
! TO REPRESENT -U. S. NAVY.
NE WYORK. June 21 Rear Ad- was ready to sell.
1 mini tVaMK chief iontructor in the provements.
navy, and Rear Admiral Cone, chief , worth above 100 an acre. None of
! of the bureau of steam engineering, the landowners bid in competitio
sailed on the Lusltanla today for Lon-1 Uh each other
i don, where they are to represent the r,r
, United States navy at the iublle, NfNE HOURS FOR WOMEN.
meeting next moifch of the BritisH
: Institution of Naval Architects.
With their to-, i Wilbur Chapman. D. D.. the evan-u,
some of tae lwi ellst. of New York.
BROWN COMMENCEMENT.
BURNS INDICTED FOR ! PROVIDENCE, R. I- June 21. Sec
I A! I FRFn KiniIAPINR1retary ot. Commerce and Labor Nagel
-' .....,.. . ha vA-ofi nn annraec nr(k innnv in
connection with the 143d annual
INDIANAPOLIS, June 21. Detec
tive William J. Burns has been indict-
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo.. June 21
The women's nine hour law recently ed for conspiracy and kidnaping and
enacted by the Missouri legislature John J. McNamara, secretary- ot tne
becomes effective today. It provides structural Iron Workers' Intematlon
taat no woman or girl shall bo :e- a! union, was Indicted for dynamiting
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NEWBRO'S
HERPICIDE
C.I.... Vm. D.aI.I.'m .1 rtnnrA MIr
... . . - - . t .i.a tr -i.V In nnr manilfartnrfnET. K.- tho Tnrlnn wmntv ..ranil Imi-tt
the germ origin of dandruff, science ! mechanical or merchandising eatab- Six other indlctmenu were returned
frt w , nw nmhunv l.shment more than nine hours .n i.-y but the names are withheld.
Mch as not solved until the dis-j'ne day. or more than 8fty hours in . lira rumored that one of these
ny one ev'- i " atamn a man oi national rcpu-
- I tf on rloselv associated with McNa-
RED MEN MEET. niara.-
'knernor Marshall's action in hon-
! -overy of Newbro's Herptcide. Her-
i pfcitde being ihe first successful prep-
, arati&n compoBded in tiarmony with
this new theory, become the orig
inal remedy to kil' the dandruff :
lerm
Slaee then, numerous preparations;
MACON, Ga., June 21. Macon is nrmg the Cali'ornia requisition was
ntertalnlng for two days the anneal upheld
oevention of th Improven order oi i ,
commencement of Brown university.
The other prominent speakers includ
ed Governor Pothler of Rhode Island
and I'resident Faunce of the university.
EAGLES OF THREE STATES.
CHARLESTON. S. C, June 21. A
tri-state convention ot the Fraternal
Order of Eagles opened Mn this city
today with large delegations. In at
tendance from Jacksonvi le, Marfln,
Atlanta. Augusta, Columbia and otier
leading cities of Florida, Georgia and
South Carolina. The gathering will
continue tomorrow.
f- SCHWARTZ 3RGS.
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THE SAFE PLACfc
ON MAIN ST.
CO.-
Mild to be "Joel as good" as Herpfcide
neve bee thrown epoa the market:
others have adopted HerpfeWe claims,
and wttbaet making ny change in
lieir reawdie. but none have ever
roach ed the same decree of popaiar
. tty. Berywbere this remedy le ree-
I , omtaed as the one genitme dandruff
, -Tiu srwiwnT- Am a resell iierHi-
cide has more sattsfied users than all
, other hair prena rat tens combined.
Being the, original remedy, users
! expect more astonishing molts from
Herptcide than they would "'ookx for
ifrom any ether preparation and they
eeeallr get them. So wonderful has
been the seccess of this germicide
'tiat It Is now recognized as the
standard hair remedy of the world.
HerptcMe kills the dandruff germ,
fhecke falling hair. It stops itching
of the scalp almost instantly.
For sale at drug stores; One dol-
j Jar size bottles are guaranteed. Ap-
. jmiwuus uuidiunu e m we gixa nar
? kpr shot. Insist nn hnvlnp rssil Tier.
Jpicide. Send 10c In postage for sam
ple and boot to the Herplcide Co
Deft. R, Detroit, Mich.
Ked Men. Several beadred deeates
( were on hand this morning when the
gathering was celled to order ' v
Grt Sarbem Henry M. Ward of S.-
vanna"i. A parade of the detegat"
was he'd thi afternoon
OPPOSES CARNEGIE'S
GIFTS: WANTS WAGE
ATTANTIC CITY. Tnne 21 -drew
Carnegie wosfld accompTisi
more good and win greater regard
bv paying the men who labor in hi
shops decent wages, than by estab
lishing any number of free librar
ies," declared Frank Doyle, secre
tary of the National Association
of Carpenters and Joiners to th-
New Jersey branch convention. Two '
hundred delegates applauded bim.
"If these philanthoptstrf would pay'
their men proper wages, the em-j
jHoyes could establish their own II-1
braries and buy their own booxs.
he added. Speakers advocated the
employers' liability bill. Industrial
education for apprentices -was de
clared imperative.
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Engagement and Wedding
Rings
Large Variet f June
Weddinsr Present
L L- GILMAN
Opposite ' Post
Office
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WkS & rP
F. (AtV iw mj '-riir.i
Most men when they buy
a suit say about twenty
five dollars as a price
limit.
Of course some men have no price
limit and then there are some who must
limit the amount to twenty dollars, but as
a jule, twenty-five dollars seems to be a
very popular price and no man should
object to paying that amount if he is
sure that he will get twenty-five dollars
worth of wear and style out ot it.
You'll find our line at this price
exceptionally strong, both in variety of
patterns and the expert workmanship,
style and care that go to constitute a suit
that is really faultless. And here a man
is not confined to one particular maker's
ideas of that which is right in style '
touches, etc. Here in this clothing de
partment of ours will be found the fol
lowing well known makes of clothes for
men who care.
I
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hirsch, Wickwire & Co.
Alfred Benjamin & Co.
Each of these makers have little ideas
of their own when it comes to designing
clothes, although, all adhering to fash
ion's dictates as to length of coat, width
ot shoulders, etc.
All of these makers have both low
and high price marks but all are agreed
that the demand for clothing at this price
seems greatest and so have concentrated
their efforts in putting out the best suit
that they possibly can at this price.
We couldn't begin to tell you of all
the beautiful patterns and the splendid
variety from which you may choose
you'll simply have to come in and see
them ourself.
Two-piece suits range in price from
$13.50 to $22.50. ,-
Three-piece suits range in price from
$13.50 up to $35.00
There's no reason why there shouldn't be
just as much style and jvet ae aaiendW a
quality v,In a welt known makers straw hat ae
In his derby W Knox the hatter, makes
straw bntsr and they ai made wkh just ae rauefc
care In Just as pretty shapes as the felt
There are about a dozen shapes and weaves
ot straw, and these 'hats are marked at , $4
and $5. )ijg
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