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THE BI9BEE DAITAr REV
IEW, BISBEE, ARIZONA, SATURDAY MORNING. J UNE 15. 1912.
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OFFICERS HOT ON '
MARTINEZ'S TRAIL
Sheriff's Force Hope to Cap
ture Mexican Tin's
Morning
- Tlio trail of David Martinez, who
shot ami probably fatally wounded
-tils H ear old wife at Cileenou Tnej
day evening, glew warm yesterday
and It Is bHieved that the Mexican
will bo captured before morning.
Otl.cers Cannon ami Roouey have
been on the trail since early Wcdnes
lay morning. They obtained fresh
horses at WUrii yeMerday afternoon
at two o'clock, and went back to il.u
trail. I-asl night practically every
deputy In the ' county was scouring
. tho country xround the Kinney ranch,
where It U believed that Martinez I
' In hiding.
Martinez 1 known to have slept in
a gulch near-Cowan's ranch Thursday
nlKlit. and two nien who camped at
, the wikdmill near tho ranch hougn
j told people at the ranch early ye.
terday morning ttiat the saw Martiii-
ez at. six o'clock yesterday morning
Belting waterat the windmill.
This information wa tnld to Wal
ter Douglas ho passed that way In
an automobile route to t'ourtlaud.
and when he arrived there Mr. Doug
las telephoned the information to
Iilsl.ee. Suexiff Harry Wheeler had
been in the city, hut had left when
this Information was received.
Deputy Sheriff Allle Howe arrived
in tho city yesterday afternoon, re
turning from the luint
MULES FOR THE
DRILL GONTEST
! Committee Announces Con
I tlil ions for Hie Miners'
Contest? in Knurl It
Celebration
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MAKERS IN GLOBE
OLOnB,VJune 17 -( D. Hamilton,
who rejirefraits the Arizona OooU
roads association, and is making maps
rof all krlzdna roatls suitable for an
4tnmoljte travel. wa in the city -s-Ttcrday.t'antUifxpeets
to pa from hero
3o SaffSf.t. '""
Mr. Hamilton U accompanied by
Jlarry I.oUi who is also Intercfted
in the good roads work." and is trav
ellnR with the map making car.
They stated that they came over
the Pinal mountains from Hay. and,
jaltliouRh advised tbat the road was
not suitable for automobile travel,
they came over without any mishap or
trouble.
Alter a trip to the lower f!il:i val
leA the map makers will go north
to tho Rrarnl Canon.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS
ANADAItKO. Okla.. .luue It. The
annual convention of the Christian
Endeavor societies of Oklahoma began
here today with a larpe and represen
tative attendance. The sessions will
continue until Sunday.
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STajWngton
Garments
When' It was pmiiosed to hold n
! uiachlue drill contest IiiMcud of :ln'
'old solo lumd drill coudt in con
, nectlou with thn Fourth or .Inly -el.
il, ration It was at llrst Intended to
nake, a- contcct letwo n mdchlnes
I and men Int-tead of slmidy men. II
j wa4 tliont.t (he makers of machines (
1 Vfould . Welcome this and i ontrllmto ;
I lo lht ii!ixrt of the elebratlon. !
'Tho manufacturers slated, however,!
they oiild net cottslder the drilling I
Of two h()lis'a' tegt'and would there
fore not itnrtlciik-ile in micIi a con-
Ust
I Then It ,ir di-cided lo make It
purely ami simply a test or we ex
liertnees of the men enterlnc Into the
competition, a contest of men aipl
not machines and to make conditions
as nearly wpial as xssiMe between
all of tho contestants. To do this
It was necessary to select one make
of drill, one style of bit, tin same
Krade of steel.
It is true that those most familiar
I with the make selected have some
I advantage but this could not be
' avoided n nd that does not rank so j
I .nitiorttnt as it inielit sem owing to
i the similarity or all piston drills All
of these matters the committee 'ias
considered and has kept In mind.
For many days past there has been
much discussion amoilc the miners of
the camp as to t!i(. conditions under
i which the drlllitif contest and muck-
I inn contest will be held on July 1. '
The members: of the committee havo
been kept bitpv trying to answer all
of the rjnoMio'is. Woiild-ne entrants j
wanted to know and there were all i
sorts of dlsqitietlus rumors In cir
! filiation Action was delaved aall
I inn replies from the various drill
makers. Those have now been re
ceived and ti" committee was able
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. They 'thereupon announced the rondi-
tions which tire us rouows: j
Drilling Contest Rules.
All contestants shall use an Inser
Bnll.Snri'ent '' ?.-4 liwli drill, to be lur-
j nished liv tho 'ommltlee. tlu bit and
slmrltetied steel ali to Im- furnisl.ed
by the committee. Machine to bo
mounted on T foot bar.
There sball be drilled a five foot,
back hole at '' degrees and a six
foot water holo also at !" degnes, '
I hole to be wet with cup furnished by
committee.
Time shall count from the com
mencement of setting up of machine i
and continue until holes are blown j
out and m-ichlne down and in plat,
clnmp to be taken off of arm, iron to
be taker: off of liar and machine to
be taken orr of clamp when through,
'wluners'beiUK those who comp'ete
, work in shortest time.
! Tlur,. will le a racl; of steel pre
pared for all contestants and all shall
' use the same make and tvpe of
'everything required for the contest.
Entrance fee $.". per man. $10 pcr
team, shall t paid to the secretary l
of the celebration committee at ihe
office of the Wnrren District Commcr- ;
cial club in the fopper Queen hotel j
on or before Wednesday evening :
i June ".0 at s o clock.
On Montlay evening .Inly 1 at S
, o'clock (lie vontestants shall meet
and 1 v ballot elect the Judges and
I timers for the contest. .
! The prlres are J2ftn- to the winning
I team and 5K'rt to tlu second team.
Mucking Contest Ruli-.s.
-II entrants must have been, Ju
I the Warren district fpr the past, thlr-
I ty da vs.
Contestants s,nnll sliovej two tons
of much from one bin Into another.
winner being the one to complete
vork in diorlest time. '
I Kntrv fee i $. to be paid to the
1 Eecretirv of .he celebration com-
Styleplus Clothes at $17 !
Are made from pure wool or wool and silk mixed. They arc tne product of the
largest manufacturers of men's clothes in the coiintrv, consequently they use more
raw material than any other firm and buying, it as they do on such a large scale,
thev get the very lowest price and as a result they have produced a line of clothes
to sell at $17.00, that cannot be equaled for the money. Fach garment has stood the
most careful inspection and from a work-
in a n s h i p or sty le point of view, they
compare very favorably with clothes that
sell for $22.00 and $25.00.
Come in and let us show you our Style
plus clothes.
Men's Silk
Hose-
SJRrXSS XIX
Correct shapes tha r conform to the
strictest stvle rcquirerpcnts as well as
those popular shapo cc that are always in
style. These are made from the many
new straws and bra ids that have been
brought out for thi s season's wear.
Price '$125 up to $00.
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Pure silk thread half hose, extra strong toe and heel, in tans
brown purple, light, medium anil '((ark blues, light and dark gray,
garnet ancl wine, also a complete assortmen r of the very new de
signs in fancy silk hose. Priced 35c and up.
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Men's Wash Ties .
Ina very extensive range of colors and designs. " Made" of. fine
cotton thread, silk and cotton mixture, also pure silk thread.
Priced 35c up to Si. 50. I
Men's Sitk Shirts
For the coatlcss man, in every wanted colo r and the very new
designs of this Summ cr Season. These are made of the most dur
able of silk. Cut fulls ie and perfect fitting. During this hot
weather you will find them to be not only good looking but very
comfortable as well. Price $3.50 up to $5.00.
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TWO-PIECE-SUITS
COMFORT, combined with tho
highest type of STYLE and
TAII.0ni.Nn. mark our entire
stock of theso suits.
WE CAM. YOUR. ATTENTION
TO NORFOI.KS
We Just received several NEAT
OREYS in tho iopiiIar XOR
j'OI.K suits If we've your sl7e
and a pattern, you like you'll
see a snappy j.uit.
$20.uu and $22.".0
ALSO Many neat greys and
tans In our TWO-PIECE SACK
SUITS.
BLUE SERHES AT
J20.00 $22-r.O J2.r,.00
Tn values thru will surprise.
ONE PRICE AM TIMB HERE
' not too high now to allow a
big cut to the other fellow a
lltUe Inter.
SCHWARTZ BROS,, CO.
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I X-ere,s a way
"afcfe to tell the genuine
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mltteo at the ofllce of the Commercial
club in the Copner Queen hotel on
or before June 26 at S o'clock Prizes
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On July 1 at 8 o'clock p. m all
conteytants shall meet and by ballot
ele" fudges and timers.
, Other Arrangements Wade.
Tho drilling contest will be held
in the cut back of the Phelps Dodge
Mercantile Co.. store and on the in
cline an excellent place Is furnished
for spectators lo witness It. This
contest will begin at 11 o'clock and
continue ucil finished.
The mitcliing contest will bo held
at Lowell ar.d will begin at 3 o'clock
on the afternoon of July 4.
I To show its absolute fairness the
committee leaves the selection of
j otIlclaW up to the contestants them
selves aii'i me sieei is an i nw
sli.iroened hv tho same hbarnenrr. a
jman from the Shattuck force. ' ;
i It is possible that the conditions
niav not satisfy all but those -who
were consulted about the rnles'yes
ierdav. and there were several who
J were seen, aereed that it hail been
' iiindo a question of the skill of the
i driller and that there was a spirit
of fairness all through the com!!
tions. The vexing problem of
liner drill was eliminated and the
many rumors were at length set at
rest
ELKS WILL SMOKE
UNO PLAN FOR FOURTH
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M'DOiLO APPOINTED
TO SCHOOL
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Those who dlouKht the smoker of
the Elks given last month marked
the end of social activities among
tho autlered licrd for the summer
Reason reckoned ttwlthnut the enter
tainment coinmltlbo and have anoth
er guess coming for the end is not
yet. This became evident when a
"Notice to Elks" wan published III
Th$ Review yestjTday announcing a
smoker to be h(5fd tonight with a
hint of some of (be trimmings that
will go to make up tbft evening's pro
gram. It was sajd that there would
be music, talks, (mulligan a la Ingo
and "other wod things, a general get
together affair.
"member of 'the entertainment
committee of the ljlks stated to a
representative-.orThe Review tbat
there was a cause back of the smok-
Tho Saf Place
.Main St.
look in the hem for the
name " Kayscr. It i..
therelor your protection
"Kayser" Glove
cost no mora
than the "ordinary
kind and are worth
double in quality, fit
and value, and ever)
pair contains
A Guarantee that
Guarantees
a "new pair free" if the
"tips" wear out before
the gloves.
Don't accept the "just
ai good " kicd.
Look in the hem for the
name " Kayser," the
mark of the genuine.
Short Silk Glsva
50e., 7Cc, St. 00. $1.25
SI. CO
Long Silk Clave
7Cc. Sl.OO, 5.1.115
SI. SO, S2.00
Juttes JCjystr ? Co.
inkers
Ke-a York
er which wa thefjllrcet seinetice of
Hie! tin. niovln" cause. This Is the
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romln!? Foiinb ot Jnlv celebrat on MO-MK XK, ArK.. .nine m: -ine
and- nlan for the-i.actlclnition by annual conference of the Young Wo-
the Elks in he coming celebration men's Christian association of the
will then lie completed. . fouthwest opened on tho camp
The nitlni.'. hinhilav is always grounds near here todav and will con
ho'norei! hv thfr Patriotic order, he tinuo until the 2lth. Four hundred
stated, and no exception Is to be young women, representing Missouri
n,!i.tn .(iii venr ' Siu-nV-lnr of thn Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas, are
urogram he safd that 'there, would be present. This conference is planned
music hv nn excellent Mexican or- for all members of Young W'om-n'
cbestm nml there will be Informal Christian associations, students and
lalks bv different members. Resides teachers in all educational Institu
tes there will lie the eats nnd that tions. all Itible students who wish to
V l. Adamsnn. of the contractlne which accomnatiies the eata to give acnualnt themselves with association
the work of tearing up the road bojthem savor and add zest to, the an-. work, and thoso interested in mls
wlll begin Monday. Mr. Adamson said I petite. It Is to be a jolly and in- sionary work. Among the speaker
yesterday afternoon. After the ro..d formal afalr and wIH lc held in the and Instructors engaged for the con
is torn m It will be oiled, half a gal-; living rooms downstairs and not in ferenco this year are Rev. .lobe S.
f I Ion to a square yard, and It will then! the lodge room. The committee ! wayney or MutchlnRon. hit-, .miss
C'lte rolled and packed.. Another lialf. which His charge of the fiarticipa- i "leanor Stafford Mill-; .,, Jlio Mo"d
El ,, . .. .i. . .. ...in .!,.. -i: .i. t.i,. in fi,n etnl.ratlnn 1 Ttitiln instllutd. nnd Rev. Robert 1 1 ill.
Elli START OILING.
LOWELL ROAD MONDAY
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C. A. McDonald, cashier of the
Citizens' Rank and Trust company
has been apiKiInted a member of the
board of trustees of the school dis
trict by Couuty School Superintend
cnt H. H. Hotchkiss, to fil' the va
cancy created by the resignation of j
Parker I- Woodman.
The announcement of the npioInt- I
nienl of Mr. McDonald c-steidayj
was tho first public Intimation of thoj
resignation of Parker L. Wodman. '
though tho resignation came as a
matter of course since Mr. Woodman
has' left tho city, and tho probabili
ties are that ho will not return to
reside here. Mr. McDonald's term
of- offlcf. tho unexpired term of Mr
Woodman, expires in April of 1014
YOUNG WOMEN
biblical
student:
Meals
at Camp Comfort
The boys at Camp Comfort are using
the same stove that they had last year.
It was the best they could get. It was a
New "PertsctioR.
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Oil Cook-stove
This year they got a New Perfection Oven
Abo a New Perfection Toaster
Also a New Perfection Broiler
"Gee, what a difference ia the meat a gooJ itove
nuLet," slid one of the bov. And they viu tell their
mothers ud wive about the rtove, too. For the New
Perfection 03 QxA.tfovei convenient for the home
u for the camp. It will bale, broil, road aad toaat at
veil as a regular coat range
Th New PcrfrctMA
3tar U hadooMir fco
tshrd ia nicirl. with caLifift
Wpt drop khelfM, low I
racfci.rae. Loctf crunscri,
ratme'rej tafQuotM-blue.
McU withl .2 or 3 bdrsrt.
All Jc.Wrt. Fre CA
Boolc with every itove.
Cm1Bsm1 aL it lo
orcc eodiaf 5 AU I
caver ttikc cmC
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
Sab rrancf.co. C&L
Lo AnircUsCftl.
(IncrporAtl)
San J.C1. MtitIIU.CI. SltU.WMb,
Slckton, CL Fkmio, Cl. Spokaa. Wua.
ScramRto. C&L PortUiid. Or. Tuona, Wub.
gallon to the snuareyard will then
bo poured on the road bed, nnd a
layer of sand several Inches In depth
will be spread over It. ,Tlie road will
then be rolled again.'
It will take about two weeks to coin
firm of Scott nnd Adamson, who were
nwarded tho contract of oiling the
county road between the eastern city
limits of Itisbee and the terminus of
the RIshee-DouRlas hlshway below
I.owell. was In the city yestertlJ;".
superintending the unloading of three
car Joads -of. sand tbat will be used
in the' road work. -
The oil that will be used In the
work Is expected to arrive today, and
plete the" work. .Mr. Adamson said.
NOTICE
All Eagles and Rcdmon are re
quested to meet at the K. of P. hall
lion of the lodft, in the relebratlon j THblo institute, and Rev. Robert
will outline plans and the oirportunl- , u.. or ianas.
Iv he "tven o all Elks to cet In the I
,7am i BIRTHDAY OF "OLD r.LORY"
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Rids for concessions to conduct the
open air dances in JHshee and In
Iwell on July A and .', afternoons
and evenlnss" of loth days, will bo
opened by the undersigned on Monday
June 17.
The conditions require the conces
sionaire to erect and remove plat
forms and -llmltv the amounj to bo
charged to " cent$ per cpupl for
each dance. '
THOMAS RLAIR.
N. Y. Life Ins.,. Co- Blsbee.
ment offices and In all of the public
J schools.
I Tn American flag was adopted by
! congress one hundred and thirty-five
14 x-ears ago touay. rnero jsiis ions
Saturday night, to WV.'o part in tho
big street parade ar7:nn.p. m., June
15. .'; i Coinmltteo.
1l'OItIVCTrV n C Tnno
Flag Dav. Uu annlverrary of the adop- hcen a dispute as to who originated
Hon of the red, white and blue, as thoi Hie design of the I lag. Gconrc Wash
national emblem, was more generally! Incton and Renjamin Franklin appiov
observed In the national capltol to- ed the design, and Retsey Ross wife
day than ever before. From public or John Ross, an upholateier, living
bulldlniTK. business houses und thou! in Arch street, Philadelphia, made the
sands of private residences. Old dory
waved triumphantly. PcnnsTlvanla
avenue, always the main artery of
the capltol, was today especially the
current where tho stream of national
(pride showed Jtself. " Hundreds of
lars were floating on both rdes of
the thoroughfare. Special exercises
Jn observance of the day were held
at several of tho government depart-
one which the congress of the original
thirteen states adopted, and it is the
same flag today except that a star!
has been added as orten as a new
state has -been admitted Into th
union.
Methodist ladles will have their
regular monthly food sale today at
Standard Furniture company. 20
REUNION OF HARVARD CLUBS
NEW YORK, June 14: Roastful of
the prowess of their college and at
testing this spirit with cheers. and"
class yells, one thousand or more
graduates of Harvard, representing
every section of tlie country, gather
ed In the metropolis today for the six
teenth annual meeting of the.Associa
ted Harvard clubs. The program cov
ers two days and provides for bus
iness' sessions at tho Harvard, club
and a banquet at thn Hotel Attor,
with President A. l.awrence Lowell
as tho guest of honor. At the con
clusion of the reunion a majority of
the delegates will go to Cambridje
to attend the festivities at the liar-
ard commencement.
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