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THE BISBEB DAH.Y REVIEW, BISBEE, ARIZONA, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 9, 1912.
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EL PASO MAY
irrn niiui nu
ir.r.r uavalhi
Business Men Tin re lrntr?t
Ajcninsf Transfer of
Troops to Ft.
Huachui'u
vn itp Ci-r iAim
i,u "AllJj fUK MUVh,
i
If the protests of EI Paso at all.
tho Fouth. rivalry t. Ill not U trans-
fn-,i tr tv, nu .- tv.- .....
chauca, and Risbee wllj not hav'e.
an opportunity or entertain ns them
.Many protects have been find are be-
lng mat by Kl Paso business men to,
tbo war department at Washington.
protesting Out the rel,oemnt
tho FOUrlh With Midler ftnd officers
unfamiliar w ,h condition, on tho
border might result In cmbarass-
,bK,,,nSa.i"",?r- .
The folloulncr from thn PI Pn.n
Herafd tellfl of the effort beinff made
by JC1 Paso butlne&s men t retain
the Fourth at Fort nil. which U
on tho outskirts of that city.
j Nyrawous protests. Jiro tielnc llleil
;
iy
aim and mall with the president
Ami ,the. war department at Washlnc
ton ikralfiKt the traiihfer of the Fourth
pavaYyTTrorii Fort nil to Fort Slua-Chiica.-
"-. I
Tfio ,chanso In tho patrol force at
thIs.tljrie;Vould bo a serious misu&e.
local busIiifcfK m;a pay, and
ienUanofilhe prudent and the .ec-
ir at
retarroT ar U being called to this'
fact.-1 The "easo of ihe company of
Ibe. Elt'htentb InvadinK Juarez and'
rauslax a near riot is cited t on
pulfless- min ho wlrrd the pre?!-'
fltni Frfdav mornin? Tho lenoniti.ee
p" border condliioas In this case, thei
prePldeat is Informed, came near
causing a Serious condition of
fair5; on tbo border.
Similar occurrences and blunders'
raay te upeLCU irora me placing n
men unfamiliar vUn Lorder condi
tions, the local men say, and a con
certed effort I? being made to have
the Fourth retained haro until aftci
tho Mexican trouble is over
Even should- the Tourth regimental
headquarters to transferred from
Fort Bliss to Tort Ilnachtica. it is ,
not assured thai tuo troops will come,
taroueh tho Warren district, a. th.v
may travel bv train instead of &')
horsa N'o ilenuite time his been
Hxed by tho war department for the
departure of tho Fourth from Fori I
B'Isp. but ofHccrs and men .-to gt
ting ready for the trip by packlns
ip their rrsonal t-elonglngs. and it
IS nol likely that El Pjfo protest
will change tb policy of tno .ar
department.
Tho portion o: the Fourth that Ml
now at the Huachuca post tnvelei? I
overiana irom 1.1 i-asw. ran on :il-i
count of thu heat no it may bu
TofeSMKTcfa WIWiAN
"TJtEPa-Koi us rov we, did It,
,4n4"?w rave them fuo follow
ing text.
oi J.eep your light so shining
VtrttlQ' In front V tho next "
,A.isd they copied all they could
. follow,
,Riit they couldn't copy our mind
.And've left them, sweating and
.y, stealing
A JrPar c1 a f behind.
(Stolen)
NOW -LAYING ALL
KIPUNG ASIDE
We've got some
r SHIRTS YOU NEED
SHIRTS FOR THIS WARM
CLINGING WEATHER
SHIRTS THAT WILL. FEEL
f CRISPY & COOL
SHIRTS THAT WILL GIVE
YOU KVERY SATISFACTION
IV FIT. STYLE Ft SERVICE
A' NEW SHIRT
JUST ARRIVED
High Band -SOFT' COLLAR
like tbc Separate soft collars
onl? attached no the shirt. Sev
eral plain colors, WHITE TAN.
GREY. etc.. In a flno MERCER
IZED fabric
$2 00
You'll ilko this shirt for warm
weather wear between a vrcs3
and a negligee..
NEW GOTHAM SHIRTS $1.50
being a
Line of. COAT STYLE CUFF
ATTACHED COLF SHIRTS
that will compare favorably with
any $2.00 Tine you ever saw.
Jl.f.O each
MAN NEW FABRICS JUST
IN Especially strong in the
white xrlth black stripe effect
SCHWARTZ BROS,, GO.
Safe Place Main St
7HrtWBaV l
3r s?r- --m
!
li. U. n
Democrat Delegate Pi:
to Go to Baltimore
Via Chicago
ns
Or F n SMno will le-ivo Blsbeo'
for Baltimore about June II, accord
ing to his present Intentions. Ho will
I go by wnj of Chicago where he will
attend the republican national cot
venthm as the guest of Oar.t. Joa
attend the republican national con
C. Jrppnw.iv, and afterwards Dr
Shlnu and rapt nreensvay nllt go to
Baltimore together, whore the doctor
tvIU participate in tho democratic na-
t'1 Jp1rGaU from.
.7 ,' , ",;,,, iw ..,,.. r
" " blo ttat a numb o
nd!T?C liVnf f S2
?111 !'way of Chlf ? ,ho
'" "n """I nroc.W to asltlmoro.
. Vf- ni? "?. ?' . ""J?
Tnnua convention of 0o Amer
J, a"ja,C wtatton it Vtta-Ttlp
H ho prevented lie a.- elected
delecato from the Arlrona medical
society to tho meeting of tho nation
al ortMinzntlon
FACE BAOLY GUI
BY A BEER GLASS
. . .
Sa 00n hfilD 0VCS ArCUC aild
,. P -cii'ltc Vrr
l - --i'l; cl-
StriOUS
r.tnillo Valencia's face aas check-1,,
snj iiu n hnmimrr etosl ear.v
ear.y
jeqterdar morninK by a Mow
froni
beer sclas hurled at him in a sa
loon ftht on Itrewery rulch. Ho a-?
taken to tho olfico of the county
phyiiciin after th flsht and portions
of the ber sIom er
extracted
from the rflsscd wound In
th cheek
ltmln i ftctnlni hlf . f 1ri.i rrorO
picked from the wound
John ICe.11. tho night sMrt bcr-
tender At the saloon. Chaffln's Brew -
ery gulch place, was arre-ev
charged with disturbing the peace by""4', same ining r.s Killing several
OKhtlaK, arid was Tncd ten dollars
wic(l i. Iiaia. Valencia was alar,
arrested same cha,rso and
finod si dollars, but owing to h1
mndltlnn the entenco was usrnd-
G(1 e appPared to bo about to col
.a, from tno Khoek of the wound
'apse
when he was arraigned hofcr .IudS
High.
A more serious charge against JIa'
as for Instance, assault with a rteailb
weafion, could not bo m&de -to
arrest was mde oy a city omcor,
Valter urfK)ks. and there is no or
dinancP rovering Eucn an offense.
noihn A'nlencl.i and Hall are em-
ployeu at tho saloon.
decided to chip the horses and wpdi
.the troops Vy train Blsf-e la. an
ticipating with pleasure tlio ncrlval
01 General H. -Z. Steever. who Is in
charge of tho troops of the south
west He- is immcnsel jtopular with
El Paso iod!c. who bv ironular reso'and Wilmoutb'and" !puty Sheriff AI
i luMon askfl tho war department u
" " ' I
name him as General Crant's suc
cessor, which has been recommended
WILL INVESTIGATE
RICK'S SANITY
Tho county sanity board will some
timv this week evaraino Richard
Rlcli, a resident of the southern part
of tre city to determine whether hp
shall lie sent to th stntr Insane asv-
lum at Phoenix Ite has been ill aX
'his homo on Naco road near the old
j hospital and has been attended by a , parentlv ho had pulled off his shoe?
I nurze. Yesterday he Is said to have In order that "he might enter his
I become violent and It was necessary room at Tombstono Canyon room
to strap hlra to his bed At one time Ins honso "without alarming the other
lie broke loose, it is said, and at- roomers, and absent mlndedly took
tacked tho nun.o and choked her be-1
fcro he could be restrained. I
On account of the condition of Rich.
11 Ul,' - imr!ts t uux vv u--
Ing to investigate his sanity held in
Bisbse. The matter was taken up
j with tho county authorities at Tomb
Rton vesterdav and It was stated
j that the matter could probably be
(arranged that way. Tho man's rehv
Uvet made the rcquebt, as they want
ed Kltn taKen inrect to rnoenix.
SMUGGLING MESCAL
Illicit trade In mescal by two Mex
icans to soldiers st Fort Huachuca
Is believed to have been broken up
by the arrest of an aged Mexican and
a" younger one by Crstoms Inspector
Sheehce. of Naco, early Friday morn
ing. They had been tinder suspicion
as beln? smugjlers of tneecal for
tome t!me an(1 ttoy vero helng
watched for The two Mexicans were
picked up Friday morning as ttey
v.ero entering Carr canyon and in
their possession was nine gallons of
mescal.
The alleged smugglers were brought
to Hisbce and arraigned before United
States Commissioner J. D. Taylor,
who bound them over to tho federal
grand jur on the charge of smuggling
1 under bond or 51,000 eacn. Tiicjy
" were remanded into the cust-'.v of of-
ficers and ther arP it present in the
I br inch n t.uiy jail J ere. They will
te taken to Tombsviufc Mondav p;on
1 Ing The old Mexican is said by of
ficers to be an old offender.
AVOID TROUBLE BY HAVING YOUR INSUR
ANCE WRITTEN BY BRUCE PERLEY, THE
MAN WHO KNOWS HOW.
WA T THE FLY; DO IT NOW AND SPARE NOT THE FEMALE OF THE
SPECIES FOR S!(E'S LOTS MORE D4NCEROUS THAN THE MALE
How-to ME
Swat il.o Vt.
Vo'i stould have dpno It long apo,
ut It Isn't too late yet. The fly which
., n n Anrll 1nnH tonrlr rr.
mlM to live. If 'a YemaleTnow has
n'r O BtandcWMn-n. Her de-
on tho Ifith of September urdcM you
S biwy immediately. And nol one of
the?e rcsl.y little insects -will hayo
one-hair the reverence for you that jou
had for .their ancestor on April U.
Swat thny! ' T
Tho fly, say thn scientists. Is not
only the most prolific of Injects; ho
Is one or the man dangerous. Ho is
worse than an untamed rattlesnako
on a rampape. He; worTvS fourteen
iiuure n uaj, uira uurau i su u iui nun-
day or holidays. His principal bus-
Ines is the spreading of disease, and
u.. ji.w ..i . ...it j t .
""ur,"u",:"AK5S." .US "uu.7laVQ
iim K wrrio.y priipf flics Killed In a Riven period. In
"c. .,.,., Is'0ra, r!'IpR and town prizes aro or-
A chart "lwed y Dr. A. L. Mur-jfcrej for h(, bvU P,aB written by
,ray' "y "xprt and official of tho rchool children as to tho dangers of
'" P ,, ,
I '' l ,,nos tnat
at Washington, I
from one fmale
fly In a slnle ser.son about eight bMp busy and has reprinted large to the ubJeeL
billion flies may de.-cend. or enourn pumbers of Dr. ( O. Probst's prac-' In addition to tho quarterly publlea
to extend compWoly around the earth tical iaper. 'Th' Fly s a Disease . tlons. one well illustrated. Iowa bi
nt the j.iuatc.r, with a surplus of ..00 carrier" se.s shorter foldrrs telling Just how
ml'C!- , ,, , The Michigan board of health Is ''to deal with the fly nuisance.
galn wt1 repeat, with added em-, distributing largo quantities of at The Chicago board of health,
phaals, .swat tho fiyj , largo brown nlacard telllnir Low to throtish Its school of s.inltarv Instme.
It takes countless numbers of swats
lL',,mako ih.,,ar5 'm,n'5lolJ oa ""
billions of nle.s that Infest the coun-
1 "J- pM " -T"u ,!!?," Parl' J'0'1 f-ttl
; avoid th ru?h. Killing one fly today
mtiuona or tnera a little later In toe i
,!ea',on-
Tho greatest anti-fly cntsr.de that
CLEWS OF MUROER
ONLY A PLAIN ORUNK
Officers Scent Great Mystery t
But Find Only Sleep- '
mg
Min
Promise of a mystery worths of
therdetecUve abUIUes of a Sherlock
.Holmes assajd. nothing more exeit
Ing than a plain drunk when the case
-as Investigated ty Officers Gannon
4r w. . "
iif uowei yesreroay morning about
six o'clock ' -
At tlrat tour OJBcer Wilnloith re
'portefl the finding of a full sot of
j under and over clothee on a rock" near
tastie kock. ana ucicera uapnon anu
Howe undertook" td solve the sleuJG-
I cance or the flttl.- Thej found a dls
carded hat In the .sttbwa' and theo
ries oi tout rjiar arose in their mind;.
A little' furth'er 'on, on a set of -step,
were foupd a pali; of fhori and i.
pair of-soekA. So evidently the man
was not murdefeS for hla sSftK Jhe
sleuths reasoned.
U-slnz these 'fit?ds "as clues, the or
fieerB pursued the search- and flnall
carno upon 'thb owepr of then.
dressed In nature's garments, souac
asleep -and mord soundly drunk. Ap
off all of bi3 -Clothes, scattering: them
along the path loading to the room-
Ing house.
CATTLE THIEVES
CAUGHT RED HANDED
Tho discovery of an abandoned
prospector" pit full of cow bides on
a ranch near Coortland was the duo
that led to the arrest of John Odbam
and Jun Herron, two Americans, on
the charge of killing cattle. They
were hrraipned Jn the justice court
at Courtland yesterday and bound
over to tho county grand Jury, under
bond of $1,000 each. Odham is in
Jail but it 5s said that Herron will be
able to give bocd.
, , Following the discovery of tho hole
full of hides, a watch was statloacd.
near the place and several nights ago
Odbaci and Herroa were di3covered
Ir. the avt of killing a steei b.?Iong
iog to Ril Noel. Odbam Is said to
have lven under indictment In New
Mexico once on the charge of horse
stealing.
MAKES THE NATION GASP.
T'io av.ful list of Injuries on a
Fourth -of -Jajv ataggero- humanity.
Set over agaTnrt It, however, is the
wonderful healing, by Bucklin's Ar
nica Salve, of thousands, who suf
fered from burns, cuts, bruises, "bul
let wound? or explosions. Its the
quick healer of boll, ulcers, eczema,
i.ore lips or piles. 25 eta at all drug
gists. 34.
& BfllicfiC
DIsnrsm thews number of files d:cnded In on o.-n from
the world liaj known Is now under way -i
In a miiitlturfo of American cities
and Fmaller communllles, rcichlnR "'" " 'f81 " , ,
. . , , , . South Ctrolina, Texas and almost
rrom ocean to ocean. Blpbee Is by no al tho othcr flUt, ,Q Un,on. na
means alone (n the wnrhn Ls wasilns , been doing thflr inmost to educate
on tre littlo pest. the pablle concerning tho danwr of
Countless Instances of tho spread j permitting riles to oslst. nut with tho
of various dlReaser. havo been re-Pxcept'on of a singlo four page clr
cbrded nil over jhe country, and an ajcular tho sate of New York has done
result. Instead of being regarded mere- j nothing in the matter that has been
iy as a harmless, though annoying. pressed ?o vigorously by tho country
little pe-,t, the housefly la today con- generally. This circular Ih a brief
MderM one of the deadliest enemies
iran nn 10 fonionu wun. ol mereiy
typhoid, hut otlier highly dangerous
Intestinal diseases aro now known to
bo spread by file.", and germs of tu
berculosis, eholem Infantum, sntnol
menlnc Mr. Infnnfiln aim ns e.ro
Jikeftise carried by flies.
in many cities prizes of money hao
. ,.. - .. .. ....... . ...,.,-
been offered for tho IflWRt number
niaa rm how n s-f Hfl nf'thpm .
Th Ohio sL-Ltd board of he.ilth has
make war on tho peat, and starting
off with the title page in large, black
type "Files PoUon Food." Tho board
also has comn out with an Important'
quarterly document on 'The Fly Cru-1
sade" .
Pennlvanla levotcs an entire Is-
'sue of its large health bulletin to an
opsay ersllv understood, which i
In The. Churches
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday schuol at 0:15 a in., tvith
A special serriion to the children, by
ho pastor, A "SUvpr Anniversary"
fafterine will be mailx for tbt mls-doo
jWork of lh- Sahbath school board.
Young people's meeting at G:tr. p
'hi. Topic; "Harpy Memories how
to make fcurenrf thorn 1 ilu
10. The new otileers will be liutall
ed durinx thH service. . -,
i'wacbjig bv the pastor at 11 a.
m.r and at 7: Ui p. m.
Teacher training class Yv'edncsday
at.7:0 p. m. "
Bible class Wednesday at 7: 15 p
m. Psalm 24 .will be studied.
JOHN E. FRY,
pastor
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURC.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. hi.
"Preaching" -at n a. in.
Epworth league at C:20 p m
No 'preaching service In tho even
ing. RADIOPTICON LECTURE
Sunday night a fine Illustrated dls
course will bo given at Upper Lowe 1 y
or Jiggervllle, Pictures twii ne pro
jected on the screen by a high power
reflectograph. Song service 7:15
nt.,.niiMb T.ir of lhA .Iririlil VII
On the 11th. ir, and 13th, Tuealay
to Thursday, there will bo e protract
ed series of meetings from 10 a. m.
to 2 p. m., except one honr for din-
f ner. All christians come.
EUGENE A. BROWN.
Evangelist.
BAPTIST CHURCH
Morning services:
Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
Sermon by the pastor at 11 o'clock.
Subject: "Passion Tor souls." ine
church adjourned Wednesday evening
at her regular session to meet Sun
day morning for the rurposo of elect
ing four deacons. This election will
take place just after the morning ser
mon. Evening services:
Young people's union at 7 o'clock.
Tho Chrildrens dty program The
Bua'ness of tbo King" will be rendered
.teginniug at H o'clock.
Prayer Services Wednesday even
ing at S o'clock. Subject: The The
ory of Prayer." You are cordially la
vlted to worship with us. Strangers
specially welcome.
J. W. EPPERLY.
pastor.
Tor a bargain in jewelry and dia
monds, go to Uncle Sam. ISO
CHALLENGE.
Lowell, Arizona,
June S, 1S12.
Having beard so much about the
ability of some of the would-be swim
mers In the Warren District, I here
by challenge any of them to meet me
lat I.ew!s Sj.rir.g on Sunday, June 1C.
or the ?.rr for nnv lllapfi from
inn mrrto tr, nnn mlln for a side bet
of 50 dollars.
.T.-
(Signed) CHAS. ED. HUGILL.
Bn 313a.
LowelL
158.
-
tingle fenate,
rallei) "Tho Common
Fly: How It
Develops, Why It Must Be Destroyed
document, entitled. The Filthy Fly,"
and Is issued by the publicity and edu
cation department of tho stato board
of health.
North Dakota has issued two Im
portant health department bulletin?
enrn-xl rriilioi Thm..nkn.. iv,
iFtate. one entitled "Fly Habits" and
tiio other "A FJy Catechism." in
which arr anfwered in nimplo lan
guage questions concerning flics
which the jraungeet child may un'dcr
stand.
VIpirlTlla'o elafn hnf.pl tf lioollli Tin
lc-cuo,l nt lli.i tfhiMVa Kntlotlno nnrt
l. - IronlTrc ,l.-,ti,l nhnlle or ln ntri
I tlon. publishes and distributes art!-
clo and cartoon" on tho subject, as
welj as a concise list of "Hints to
j Householders."
The United States government.
.through lLs farmers' bulletin No. 412.
makes out a complete case against
what It ferras "the typhoid or house
fly "
BOLIN THINKS
ELECTION DOUBTFUL
Mine fnspector Is Here on
'"irsr OfTtcial
Visit
G. II. Boli'i, stato mine Inspector,
arrived (n.th(. city yesterday , and will
spend s-everal days In this district-for
the punvose of. locking .over tremlneu
hero His two ilepntlei are In ih
Held in other parts' of tha stato on
A similar mission. This la his first
return to Jilsboc slnco ho went to
tho capital city following his appoint
ment as )talo mine Inspector. 1.
It is Mr. Bolln's opinion that there
will bo r.o state election this fall and
as he is thought to bo very close to
the administration his opinion will
carry weight imong his friends here.
Tho governor has declared that he
is in favor of holding an election; but
It is asiimed thtt his declaration
was made "with mental reservation,
ir the election could be legally held,
and in order to detemriin; th legali
ty of Mich an electron the matter will
probably bo taken before the su.
preme court on injunction proceed-,
ings. It Is the opinion of many law
ertf that the constitution will have
to be amended If there 1 to be an
election, which is quite out of tho
question In the opinion of politicians.;
George F. Murry left yesterday for
Los Angeles.
Edward Fay cf Cananea was in
the city- on business yesterday.
William Holmes, a mining man or
Cojrtland, was In the city ye3terday I
E. (i. Brown left yesterday for Bos-t
ton, whtre bo will spend several
weeks.
, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Neel, of the
Fouv Bar ranch, A-ere In the city yes
terday. Mr. and Mrs. Chase of Cananea
were registered at the4 Copper Queen
hotel yestrrday.
Tokeo Sbekamura. a Copper Queen1
onEinecr. left yesterday for Iyjo An-'
Seles, where he will spend a vacation
of several weak?. '
Mrs. Mac Brown, of Mason hill, has
lioart tnbnn trt Vii- Tinnii f TrttTl tilfi
i Copper Queen hospitak where, J she
was nndtr trtatnent
Miss Ellen Beikman of WtArcn.
leaves today for New Orleans, where
she will tike the-Soodiern Pjvcific
reamer "AntHh??." for New York.
.vfrs.'W: "H. Harlan ws Inh city
jeete-rday from the cami of the; EIs-bee-Arlzona
gold mlaior property
west of the Divide. She drove la In
an .automobile-
Tho family of Parkef -LC Woodman
will lenve today for Los Angele3, i
where Mr. Woodman will loin them i
Personal Mention
... ... ,.1 V ..4.. . V... . . . .1 I.M
latr in the week. They will be on
the coast a. month or more.
SPECIAL SAI.E2 of wall paper this
.wecK at Wlldman's Lumber yard.
P I AN 0 S
ANNIVERSARY SALE
Eight Years In Bisbee
1 EMERSON, New, $450
1 J&C Fijcher, Used $380
1 MILTON, Used, $225
A surprise awaits all prospective buyers, ai I have
bought (he besl obtainable fo sell at such ridiculously
low prices. A further discount of 10 per cent for
cash will be allowed . . , . .
BISBEE MUSIC STORE
W MUIR, Pi op.
A
Brief Local Items
Osughter Arrives
Porn to Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Krogh
of Naco road, a daughter
Sloga Has Ple'nlc
The Slavonian r.oi Iety."'S: ST Sloga.
will hold Us annual picnic today at
Lewiq Strings;? the. picnic, crowd leav
ing the city this moniinsr on s spec
ial train at 8:15 o'ekwk.
Mexican Dies -
Elenterlo Jetaener, an-emfJoye of
the El I'aso and Southwestern rail
road, died I-Yidaj Tnlght at Ids home
near the 'Country club after .. Ion?
Illness. Tbe funeral was held yes
terday morning at ten o'clock, and
Interment was In Evejareen ceme
tery. '
Children's Day .Exerelss
The Baptist sunaa, scnooi win
observe Children's Day', this waning
The progratu eutitled.'Tbe Biisineu
or the King," promlsvo, be oi
unusual interest Songrfrecltatlons
and exercises, all b' the children, will
make up the progratrrbr Ufe even
lag. .. &m
Suit Is Dismissed J ' "
On motion of plaintiff's attorney,
tho suit cf Vincent rvMunnovich and
11. H. HatQold against W E. Kin?
and John Sawyer, lessees or Uio lunch
counter on the, sidewalk adjoining tho
Belmont bar. was dismissed, the
plaintiffs raying the co?t9. The suit
was for '$23 damages? $23 rent, and
a prosecution for forcible retention of
property, it being, alleged that the
lease had expired. .
Gcoding Leaves Monday
Vrcfessor L. N. Gooding, teacher of
science In the BIsbeo high school,
will Iea.ve .Mondaj for they Whltol
mountain In this j.tatff where ho will
collect-botany specimens for hia ia
boratory. Professor Gooding Ja an
authority -on-ArizonaTTSora, -anil has
discovered some specimens tmu had
not bnfoxe-been knowtt.otor record'
ed In Tho science lxxks. Prof. E. Q
Snyder may accompany "b!ji -on "tho
trip, "Which will last aji uiwuramcr
Cemmlttee Meets Alenriay - .
President Solomon," of the Fourto
of July celebravlojvlcommtttoe. has
called a" raectftjg-trf tbe htFcctors and
and of all bead.s of committees to bo
held at tho city hall on Monday night
i at eight o'oloclr. The rcrort. of the
fluaacxj -committee Mi. men so re
elve4. and it "collecapas have" been
completed, the allotment5- of ;funds
will be made. He state? hat it-Is Im
pcrtast that all committee chairmen
should be present
Not Vlneflarroon.. Says Authority
The recent Illness of.ytlihi: Dei
bert Perry. wasTcausedr by tho Rtlns
of a tarntuU and not the sting of
a-vfpegairoon, accotding-to 'rores
Eo'f-I N. Gooding, v;Uo Wan, authori
ty "fa insectn. etc'. Young" Pefry "had
never seen a vinegarroon or a taran
tula, but be thought itwasj-hc form
er, and fo told his faihoread- the
phy&Iclan, hut his description of th-.'
Insect tad tho sensation proqucea nj
tfco sUne are safd bj tho professor
to have.txen those ot the tarantula.
tounc jerry asvt rreuicrcu uuui m
xclffortUj&s. Bnd Cwwrt Tonight
1 LAUTER, New, $400
1 MILTON, New, $300
I Dulcitone Play
er Piano, New, $600
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$20 and up
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Props:
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cSrJi,uT,i-
in-Hiyj.
The Creams Are
Here!
What Creams ' The Mar
incllo creams of course.
Watch our window for
new shipment of switch
es, braid pins, fancy hair
pins, combs, barrettes,
and Egyptian bands.
McDonald's Beauty
Shop
K U & M BLrX.
MAIN ST
DEATH OF JOHNNY BEHAN
(Tho Arlopa Democrat
Tbe death of J. II. Reban removea
from tte scene of action ono of tho
old democratic pioneers of Arizona.
When Johnny Bhan came to Arizona.
Phoenlr was not on tho map. Tho
territory was composed of three coun
ties and as many towns, not a, rail
road within one thousand miles from
any point of tbo compass: tho desert,
silent tnd portentlous; isolated water
holes and lonely trails were man's
only guide In those early and event
ful days. Johnny Beban and his as--soclates
of that period were Arizona'
true tato makers. Arizona's early
history waa replete, with sUrring
events, and tbo men who bore tho
burdens of those days should always
le held In grateful remembrance by
the ieorle who enjoy the fjilts of
their offorts. God'a mercy and love
Is tho hope of the world. To Him
who walked the shores of Galilee, who
preached and practiced love, amity
and good will, who died that roan
kind might Jive again; to this merci
ful adjuster of all last claims. tb
soul ot our old friend Is now commie
ted.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
VOR RENT 2 room houee. Inquire,
Wlldman'a Lumber Yard. 62.
the following program at Vista park
Sunday ovenlng. under the leader
ship of J. J. Watsonr
Grand march... "The Thunderer"
Selection "Tli Defender"
T. M. Tobpn!
Love Dance .. "Every LltUc Move
ment" W. C. O'Haro
Grand Boloctloa raust
,..L- P. Laurendeaa
Waltz Dancbe Waves,
J. lvanovlcl
Selection . ...Hungarian Fautasfp
T. M. Tobanl
Serenade Twilight"
..'."., J. M. Sinclair
March The Haster Builder"
' C. E Holmes
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