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THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW. BISBEE. ARIZONA, THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 15. 1912.-
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Our Guarantee
tht Iron Cladi" will completely utiify you, cot
you nothing. We do not charge 50 ctitj tor a lil
cent psrment nor 25c lor one woith only 15 cent.
o cite you lull value in tho Roodi themselves am', if
youtrenot satisfied, noi. .imply bring them back and
exchiagc, or jjet your ioae .
Iron Clad SocRs
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NEW OFFICERS
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Al-O a new iinp silk so(k with a ltmiorrni hvoi too jml il(,
wll. tl.e lifx.1 rcinforfctj u over a low. fit tt of 101 "
NEW REGAL SHOES, $3.50 up.
NEW NETTLETON SHOES and , OXFORDS
Sfi.00 and S6.50
NEW AULLORY HATS, "CRAVANETTED," S3J50
Cleanup of All Winter Trousers-Atmost Half
Schwartz Bros. Co.,
THE SAFE PLACE
MAIN STRET
MANY CONGRESSMEN SM
TREFEREE1UDES
Met by the Lauderdale Board of Trade and Cordially Re
ceived by People Visitor- Enthusiastic Over the Vis
ion of Wealth Growing on Rich Drained Lands
FROM MIAMI METROPOLIS, JAN 26, 1912
In spite of the Honorable Frank Those who went up the canal and
Clnrfc, congressman from this dis-lsaw what is really being done, were
met. the congressmen who isited this well repaid lor the information ob-
Oath TaKen by All Except
Two and Two Appoint- j
ments Only, j
Are Made
MACLAY IS CLERK'
TOMOSTOKR. VeU, H iSpoeMU)
Thte M and hliriorle city vim crown
td todi , the new and the old, the in
coming h1 departing bt?lu in the
couaty eat. besides many aitiillcwnts
tor tSe various uppolnlnienm mm
are at the disposal of the lncomlnff of.
ricials. The old lioard of aupirvisora
held their final mc tiiir and the fi-w
board held its first meeting and it w it ,
h.'te that the only appolntmenu an
uounoul during the day nere made.
R'. S. SlcCIay of Douglas was seK-cted
as clerk of the board and A C. Kar
r of Lqnell was made deputy. Thus
Hltnough' Douglas bud no member on
tte hoaid. the smelter city is ropre
soutid lu that body by the clerk.
It was lato before any of the new
county officials took Iheir oaths of of
fice, the reason not being readily ex
plained. It came train lime and some
of the Wsltors departed. Hecorder
eiect Owen Murphy bad business
which required his presence In Low
ell and returned home without Bssum
iug office today, he and Kd. lnsle
tho assessor belug the onl two of
the officials who did not take their
oaths this afternoon.
it is expected that a number of ap
pointments will bo announced tomor
row. Interest ataches In several In
stances to these appoiiaments, es
pecially to court interpreter but t"st
night Judge Sutter stated that ha had
made no appointments toda
section yesterday went into the
ergiades, saw the miles upon miles
of vegetable growing in drained
fields, met happy and contented peo
ple, and went away praising the great
reclamation projeci as one ot the
wonders of the ago
About ten o'clock yesterday morn
tained It was suggested by a gentle
man in the party that Sir. Clark had
mised a fine opportunity to see this
drainage project and to post himself.
The ladies of Fort I-auderdale had
prelared luncheon in the h.
Jalove town, and invited the congres
sional party to enjoy it. owing to
ing the congressional partv left Miami tue engagement witn air nagier at
ror Fori Lauderdale Arriving there. I I'alm- lleach. however, Mr. Clark took
they were greeted by pnctlcaliy ull,ihe majority of the party back, and
the people most enthusiastically with 'thus Urtually refused tho hospitality
a baud, and boats were provided to of the good ladles of Fort Lr-.uderdale.
take tiiem up to the Everglades. ;A number accepted, however, in spite
The party went to the experiment- of the Florida congressman's tactics,
nl farm, about seen miles up, and vis- and were most appreciative or the fa
iled and inspected the prosperous or ohown by the Lauderdale ladlei.
jeL.J;s!f..,g 4nu eanal, meeting thet At, the train was cbout to leave Fott
prowers and seeing an actual demon- 1-audert.ale, several speeches were
Etration-of what can be accomplished; made. Congressman Clark promled
through drainage. The congressmen j the people to get them everything
epressed themselves ab amazed bv thej want, including deep water. Some
vhe stupendous and successful project, of the lriends or Mr Clark urged the
and said they could hardl believe people to support Clark or re-elec-thcir
eyes. They expressed them- "on. stat'ng that lie is a powerful
belvos i reel y along these lines. member ot ronsre--
Hut Congressman (lark and about nts eninun;'snc co'ieressman, vvu-
sigilncance.
Country Club Dance.
The Warwn district coountry club
will give a dance this evening at the
club house, signaling tho completion
of tho Improvements in the club build,
ing. Kach member of the club Is prlv.
i"?ged to invite a friend. The music
will be by Brennan's orchestra. Cars
;wlll leave Ilisbee for the club house
at S and S 30 this evenln?.
True Simplicity.
For Jeftersonlan simplicity Ilisbee
in celebrating: was not to be outdone
by Phoenix. True Governor Hunt
walked to his inuuguratlon at tho capt.
tal city but then in Blsbe Will Sol
omon rode a bu.To and rode It almost
into the Copper Queen Hotel.
Firemen's Ball.
The volunteer firemen's association
save Its annual ball last night. The
uetails of the affair were arranged by
a special committee tint made an ef
fort to make this ball, on tho eve of
statehood, th, seperior of all prede
cessors, and the verdict of all those
who were the guests of the firemen
say that they succeeded.
Virginian Pleases Well. .
Tho largest audience of the local
theatrical ceanon was m attendance at
Spring Boots
For Women
We are now showing in our shoe department
quite the latest novelties and Styles ;n fashionable
foot dress. The new lasts are very handsome, hav
ing an abundance of grace and neatness.
16-Button Patent Kid Boots, at pair, $6
For dressy wear this i? the appropriate boot, very neat and re
fined, and will harmonize with any costume, hand turned soles
French cloth tops, a handsome boot at ?5.00.
Our Special Tan Boot
A very handsome 16 mlo button, high New York toe, high arch and Goodyear
woJr. mnd nf n -siinerh mialitv of tan Russian calf, licht weight and flexible. This leath-
, er will polish nicely, and retain its shape. French cloth tops only, per pair, $5.00
$4.00 Tan All-Leather Boot
16 button, high toe, high arch and Goodyear welt, tan Russian calf boot. This is
the most handsome footwear shown at, per pair,
$4.00
Sixteen-Button
White Buck Boots
at $5.00 per Pair
This is one of the most attractive
of the new spring ideas, very stylish
and possessing the new shape which
has a tendency to make the foot ap
pear smaller. Ordinarily, white
shoes look large when on the foot,
but the new ones that we are show
ing overcome this objection.
Pure white, hand weld, high
arched and shaped ankle, pair, $5.C0
p iiiwi a tm
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Sixteen-Button
White Canvas
Boots at $4.00
per Pair
This is a very characteristic boot.
16 milo buttons, which give it a very
attractive appearance, the new high
toe and arch, Goodyear welt, made of
an extra quality white canvas, es
pecially treated to endure wet weath
er. An exceptional value at, pair
$4.00.
SKUFFERS -Misses' and Children's SKUFFERS
LUfrEK&r-misses ana ijniiarensois.
Lace and button, grey elkskin, the best long wearing shoe made. Priced, per pair, $1
,65 to $2.50.
Ladie's Oxfords
ten ot the party, in one boat, did not on, of Illinois, in conversation with a the Orpheum. Inat night to see the
leach tho Kveiglades Tliey ouiv party, said that -if thp people of tho
went among the swam,js, and only ttlrtrict do not re-eUet Clart, he (V.ll-
a portion of the trip. Mr Clark, it aon). will not vote for anything want-
ueetnB, had an engagement for dinner ed by this district. The reply nuido
at the Flagler mansion at Palm Reach as that the entle.nana te was not
at 4 p.m., and was afraid he would being asked for anything, and tliat Mr
rntKs it. Accordingly, his boat turned. Claik is certainly serving his last
Lack before reaching the Kvergladen, term in congress from thU district. I Jn th-ir parts.
and he made attempts ta get trie' with tnese circnmaiances cropping
others back without completing the into the Fort Lauderdale visit, how-
irginian which proved to be an at-
trr.ciion worthy of the receiftlon that
it -c oived. The pfriy which is well
i-tiown as it has been on the board
f .- several, season was unusually well
3t. ged and acted, all of the members
oi the cast being exceptionally good
lourne". ever, mere i a ie-iiuB in tutiiBiauiiuu
While the Clark pnrtj were craw- that the other members of congress
fishing back to Fort Lauderdale, how have seen the KverIades, about which
ever the Lalance of the party con-1 Congressman Clark has acttnow iedgtd
tinuod up the canal and saw the real , ignorance, ami there is a feeling that
conditions in the Everglades, leavlntf i there must have been some very
the swamps lor the Inspection of the strong reasons why the Florida con
congressman from this district who groeiman declined to make the trii
nas nevei jet seen the Kvcrglades with the balance or the party.
ARRESTS MADE IN
(Continued from page 1)
Just ut the beginning.
The indictment on which all of the
men were arrested was made public
tonight It charges all fifty-four with
'conspiracy to violattr-the statutes for
bidding the carrying of explosives on
.passenger trains, details 47 trans
portations charged as overt acts und
names McManigal, the McNamaras
and Hockin in ejeh act but does not
specjfj
defendants
Hags Displayed.
Flags were displayed from everj
Hag pole In the cit yesterday. From
u certain ioint down town twelve
large national banners could be seen
flying in the wind. All of the street
cers tarried small banners as did
the deliver wagons and transfer
wagons, in Henkel's show window
was a larg red star on a large Am
erican flag and other show windows
were decorated with flags und bunt
ing on a scale little less ornate and
extensive than on the last July i.
"The Valentine State."
Wnile newspapers have been con
ducting contests to decide upon a
n3me for the state of Arizona, condi
tions have hit upon a name that will
probably stick. to the ordinury
pnitNa tf avanta IhA nrnrlnmnttnn -
tt part taken by the other j,sgued on Valentin Day and Arizona
its. All of the defendants are ' m be known tne valentine state
identity of the men charged with being
accomplices of the McNamaras and
Ortie McManigul In d.winmlte plots
embracing almost a hundred explos
ions which began in Massachusetts in
ffliir nnrl artfittorntt mot tils. COUntrV
Tor six years which also resulted in named in each of the 32 indictments JTfle new fltatc was B0 referred to by
the wrecking of the Los Angeles according to Miller sentences may be (J R Morrlaon jn his speech to thd
Times building aid an attempt to iraposeu iur uv.-u . -- ui.. , gchooi children yesterday afternoon,
blow up President Taffs special train Is tho contention of the government ilUndred3 of post cards bearing the in
rrear Santa Barbara, California last that each of the defendants entered scrpt,0B -Tne Valentine State
October Fourteen of these Indict- tuy in oach or tue conspiracy cases .admltted to thc unlon on potruary. 14
ments require $10,000 bond and forty although his -active i articipation may )The Jagl but nQt the ,easU.. were d,s.
SS.000 bond maktmj: the agrcgate bond ihavj been one of transportauon only. tI!;buted n,.. tho Review and there
regulred, 5340,000,
Proclaim Their Innocense
Some of those who the government
was unatile to find today are reported
to havo disappeared through fear ot
Inability to furnish a lond. It Is In
timated the Iron Workers associaUon
will be usable to rurnish bonds foi
all of its indicted members. Ernest
U. W. Ilasey. former business agent
at Indianapolis or thc Iron Workers
union and Edward Clark rormer as
ent of the Cincinnati union who were
brought here after their arrest in Cin
dncatt were unable to obtain bail
and taken to jail. "When Clark ap
pealed to Secretary Hocikn for aid,
A.ockln advised him the International
could do nothing for him and advised
him to look to the local union. Hockin
saiu it would be impossible for the In
ternational to take on the burden of
supplying ball for the many nwn ar
rested. Imedlately upon the orrest of Ityan
he addressed a statoment to the union
men or the country calling upon them
to elievo in his Innocence and the in
nocence or Ws co-dendants.
United States Miller intimated to
night that tho grand jury may be re
convened after ardralgnment He said
ail the Implicated were not sought
There are 11 Indictments cliarglng
unconsummated acts of conspiracy.
Another of 34 counts charges all the
defendants with being principles in
the transportauon or nltro-glycerlne.
S11BSCRIBF TO THF RFVIFV
DINNER SERVED TODAY
Dinner will be served at thc Chris
tian church today from 11:30 a.m. to
1:30, and from 4:30 to 7.30 p.m Home
cooking. Dinner 3oc at Christian
church, opposite Central school today
(Thursdaj, February lo.)
were many mailed to every corner of
the United States.
The Douglas Dally International Is
for Bale at Bill & Bled.soo's Drug
Store and at Coughran's Cigar stand
on Brewery Gulch. 521
Patent Kid Oxfords
at $4.00 Pair
A very striking new last in a
Goodyear hand welt, lace Oxford
A splendid shoe for street wear,
easy on the feet, and stylish, pair
$4.00.
Extra Value Oxfords at $3.50
Fair
For the price there is nothing that
will equal this number, made strict
ly high class in every detail, of gen
uine patent calf, of long wearing
quality, high arch and high toe, an
exceptional value 2t, pair $3.50.
Black Suede Evening Pumps
For formal wear, balls, receptions, theater, afternoon teas, banquets
or any dress occasion, hand turned sole, suede covered heel, small silver
juckle, priced at, pair, $4.00
Same in patent kid, pair, $3.50
A Big Variety of
Children's Shoes
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Brief Local Items
A Valentine State Baby.
Yesterday morning shortly alter the
admission or Arizona into the union
a daughter was born to Mx. and Mrs.
R. Ii. Phi'lip, son-in-law and daughter
ot Mr. aril "Mrs. Henry Roberts of
Higlns hilr. -tui baby is the first child
In Ilisbee arte? . o state's admission
to the union and 'is recurring anni
Tersary or birthday w. have rf double
HAS SHE '.A FINE
GOLD BROOCH RIN
The patterns this year
are exquisite.
I have laid in a large
stock for your selection
You can find just the one
that will please her.
Will you let me show
them to you?
C M Henkel
Jeweler H Optometrist,
The One Price Store
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