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niE BISBEE DAILY REV IEW. BISBEB, ARIZONA, SATURDAY MORNING, J UNE 22, 1 91 2
2 GALA DATS
ROOSEVELT ON HIS ARRIVL IN THE WINDY CITY IS GREETED BY CHEERING FRENZIED
TIIOl'SANDS WHO BLOCK STREETS BETWEEN RAILWAY STATION AND CONGRESS HOTEL
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.fiilv Pou!(!i Program Com-!
pletwl; Nol a Dull Mo- I
matt from Sunrise (o
Midnight i
.MANY NEvT EVENTa!
Prellmln lrlcs have all been ar
innt bv th "Fourth of July eele
hratlon committee and a splendid
program was tusterdav annnimi i. i
the secretary ;iftr coninlllnr the re-
loits of the vaiious committees
ThPrt' are two ifiy crowded with
Wonts and thete have oeen additions
o theee thai wer not oriaiimllv n
'eniidated Cowboi snorts and a wild
wsl il.ou will h lield on July n. an i
.ipiiiiijiil nifii" is assured and it Is
hosbllile flint Avlitor Williams villi
f.y firm Douglas lo Wftiren, there is
onl one gamp of baseball and
siiorts and events arp vn mcniv aie.
tn'.uted that all jwrtions of the ills.
Iriet have tlinir sharp Ixwell was
tlven the daylight firework, dibphtv
:mu tin parade will not disband till
it las passed thioueh that town al
though thocf on foot lodges, etc.,
who dcblre to niav do k wIipii they
pons tin citv hill Cattle Rock lias
?)eeit selected is the place for the
machii.e drilling content.
Two Bi-sy Days.
A3 announced the "program Is as
follows-
Sunrise- National salute.
:':20 p-irade- starts Forma at Metz
soda works and proceeds through the
entire length of Main street, along
Subway street to Prow cry gulch;
Brewery gulch to the intersection of
'lev lew Allrv; Review llrv to Naco
Road- Naco Road to the bridge he
low Lowell and disband The parade
will be led bv the fourth cavnlrv
with its hand and the t'opper Queen
nnd O. & A bands will be in the
line of rnirch, a satisfactory arrange
ment Invin" been made tilth IIipsp
organizations by thp music committee
The lirichine drilling contest r III
l-o started at Castle Rock at 11 an 1
continued until completed If neers
sary going oxer to tin ond !av
At the same nonr the hill cllmblm.
contest will stirt on Copper Omen
hill Then follow siwvtB In Hisbee
that will occupy the afternoon for
tliose wjio enjov athletics On Naco
road there mill be held -ino ard re
lay rfce for men; 100 yard dash:
hiah school reliy race Blsdiee s
Douglas; medlev race; Fchool cham
pionFhip relar race
Biewery Gulch is not neglected in
the way of uport and frolic for the
Marathon race starts there and posses
Col. Roesevelt Addressing Throng ( made from the balconj of the Con- npoke
from Cngress Hotel In Chicago i Kress hotel t,i a crowd that
mP-AIJO
first public
June
utterances
only after a sham Ktrnpt-lo
filled i lln l"e croni'- 't one time the
" "hRrt,i:,,l:s T0. cr'" i,ad -.si"!-" &
...v .- iaBC I'ujui WOIU VNIIlUU
he I railing
WEST MEXICO RIVAL
West Coasr a Productive,
Picturesque Country;
Many Advantages
Cecil ! Ilostetter, commercial
agent of 'he Mexico, Kansas City and
Orient railroiil, with headquarters at
El l'ao and Otto Km, traveling
Ilirmteh the gulch twice in Up course, t freight and iiasa-njrer apent of the
the finish beinr at tlie Copjxt Oueen Texas & Pacific nt Kl I'aso are in
Plata. Here also there will be the city, actuated ly the mercenary
FTcaBod pic chasing, nickel scramble 'notive of getting more freight busi
and sroased pole climbing while ness for their respective ropds.
other athletic cvrnts end at or near Mr. Ilostetter's territory takes in
Uie Vailroad .station .the whole of thp soutlmist and norti
Along the subtiay tbere iilll he j ern Mexico He lias jtisr returnel
l.rld the " vard dash for hok. burro j from a trip to the west coant of
race, )olo vault, shoe race 30 yard Mexico, which he declares it. th
dish for girls of "-2 and under, three I "southern California of the future"
legced rpc. sick race ."(i yard ilat.li' The west coat is destintd to lie
for girls of 1C and under md iiotato ' the garden spot of the weat coast of
lace for girls il 14 anil iniiler.
800063
ind
From led
Big Oe
nerranean
mand In District
Where Blackened 'lamps'' Are of Frequent Octur
rence Blood Suckers Find Purchasers; Local Drii!?
gist Has Farm of Animals: Inferior to Foreign
Brand: 115 While Loaded.
With all his old time Ugor. the !
Colonel sailed into the acts or the
Jepdbllcau national committee, lay- !
ing special stress upon the seating
of the California delegation.
COMMERCIAL CLUB
HOLDS BOSK IB
Sanitation, Lower Insurance!
Rates and Aiding Border- j
land Route Considered
If jou saw a man supnosrillj in
his right senaet coming down j.own
in the morning wilh a slrinu tud
around his light Indet Hnger, jauuliU
twirling his cane and muttering
leeches, leeches, leeches, ymir first f hftj cents
Impulse would bo to call for the an-1 the cost pud
.'i
"Theie .lie leeclis that aie raisp.l
in tliis country," sald the dnmgirft.
"hat they are considered hir.uii,, i,.
jltie Mediterranean leech, vihicli costs
more but are maially inalsteil upon
1 the Itech user. We retail t!i-ni
-aeh, idd coiisldomir
ironMe of aiiipir'iuif
that is nut an nnri.is n.r.Lie
r Lowell Gets Share.
The noil dav fireworks display
w-riF assigned to l-oi.ell b the cam
nittee! and will be an altraction that
Mill draw manv from Riabcs? in that
direction at 2 o'clock in the aftornoon
of the Fourth At I! o'clock there will
be thv mucking contest at the snme
iiit, iiinre v. "ii in' an u;itii iiii
dince on cacli eirning. carnival both i
nigl'ts and i bar.u concert At War-.
ren there will be a same of ball in i On .Inly r. tl ere will be cowlioy
the trl town league Marting at 3 ! 'l'ortB ami a Mild uet a'low. mltitary
I flrill onl.lia. n..n ..1 .'.T'
o'clock.
At seen o'clock Goemor Hunt will
be introduced bv John S. William ren In the'evening at Lowell there
Jr., and will make the address of will be a dance and carniial and
the day. At S o'do'k the fireworks j bind concert ar,d in'QIsbeo there will
displ ly occurs on Copper Quoen hill i again be band concq'cts on Main
There will be t.n 'nvltation danco street and I'rcven Gulch and a sec-
bulance ascribiiiK b's imfoittinate tnom
Initi.i'al condition to heat r flnailctml i True.'
j nil: foi tunes j Leslies are nao nsd f t r -licl;
the continent." said Mr iloBtettrr , ' " :":",. "n 'T. ., ?" ' "Z T...T'." .''' BJf .".".. ,...M1
nv !.. 'r.wi ',,,l,7n Califor-i maintain to the wnliy board that hoi' iv:ms tll,.y uJXno , ft..In ,,,.
was In his right mind, that he lied l ton n the world whrc bjalk
the string aiound his linger to keeiria: lni s. ate nrpckl) t 'cur ence-.
Irom foriettuiti to stop at the drug pl. c;i"h ale elfiqnclous In iraivi
store at noon and get a leech, needf.l the -bruised blood Yrom tlesh wound!.,"
for the purpose of extracting the isuwilemented the druggibt.
blcKHl from little Willie's blood blister, I in the pie modern days, of surgery
siuuniiuu in iaiiiug uuwn stair. leecres were miicn more m.ed than
lllsltee UrugglsU do a good Imsmosa
in the iuiiortatinn and sale of Ieehe,
a matter not generally known about
"We iiiiMrt our leeches from the
coast of the Mediterranean," said a
well known druggist jesterda, "and
nia with the additional adwinlazp of
always running riiers. which will vits
Jly solie the problem of irrigation '
"N'ormal IhisIucsh coixiitions are
fast retiirnlng in flower Sonora. The
import business gradually getting
back to its normal proirtIons and a,
large amount of produce is being:1
'1r .'-erv Gulch
and rccention to the governor ami
viMtinj? annv officers on mis even
ing and to liien matters and Ftlmn
late the carnivil rplrit there will be
band concerts on Main Street and
ond niLt of carnival
Within a fchort lime it is espociedJ "hl 01 -l -ot tne mwutry to
t'ia' sla"or AVllliimi will isstre ,aH
call on all citizens alonr; the llnpif
mirth to decorate
uriun, so'diers' sporls and roufnK
and an aeroplane lliaiit. all at War. 1 Jwll more than the average person
- - - . ........
wouiu inniK. uo me counter in a
Urge bottle was a "leech farm, ' each
oPtlW leeches hating a Mediterranean
pedigree.
they are in the present day. lllood
' letting wis once regarded as thv
.panacea for all Ills of the human bod,,
j hut that was in the da? when the
1'iijm hum ere aiwj mo fiarners.
A leech can ,only bo u&ed one limp.
It is placed on the bruise from -which
It Id- desired tooxtract the lifeless
blood and when Jt,-drinks its capacl
ty or blood it ra'llscfff. gets "on a
blood spree, as It.were;-'and dies.'
ROMAN SKELETON IS FOUIsllj ; j
A graicyard used bv the Twen
tieth Tloman legion durfng the oc
cupation of Chester was ojiened to-
ilay in excavations for- the exten-
Sugg
Safi
estions From Ttie
-ri Ttr ty .
e JTiace main. or.
(Deliver the goods that's the principle of successful
rpfailino we claim we do deliver the aoods keen
vour head unsealed and let us show you there's avli,riit?t"n.Mtsfr
"stvle wallop" and a "quality wallop" in. every ar
ticle we show and in every line we "push'.")
7-
NETTLETO.V and nEOAIr Shoes and Oxford
STKTSON'. ROEIjOFS "SMILE" and MAJ.LORY Cravanetted'lIATS.
WASHINGTON Co SOCIETY BRAND SUITS ;-
A. E, ANDERSON & CQ., Tailored clothins. -CMJETT
and OOTHAM dress SHIRTS
II. V. D., COOPERS, POROS KNIT, etc, in underwear
IRON CLAD SOX THE BEST without doubt
SILK SOX ones that we guarantee .r.O cents
CROWN BRAND SEPARATE TROUSERS eieiy iiir gooJ
TOWNSEND GP.'.OE STRAW LIDS & PANAMAS
Keiser C & II Tles-Dclpark wash ties .
CROWN. PRESIDENT AND GUYOT SUSPENDERS
ARROW &, R ft W COLLARS -COI. Bogey fe Arrow soft collnra
HANSEN'S WORK. DRIVING fc AUTO Gl OVES-- '
LEVI STRAUSS & FINCKS "DETROIT SI'ECAI" OVERALL.
KHKI & WHIPCORD TROUPERS for in between wear
DELPARK & GOTHAM PAJAMAS & NIGHTROBES '
CLOSED CROTCH UNION SUITS A
SPECIALTY-TRY THFM-
mar
kets In the Ujuted, Stite. This pro
duce consists largely-a( present of
melons? tomatoes and other . truck
J produces "
I Mr,-Ilostetter's father Is the Amer-
iiiiaiiti.M J Idaninnstil at flprmoaillo. - i Rlon nf u IaphI 1inaiat.il
T-tie Mexico, Kansas City and Orient Eighteen -skeletons were found
was receptlv placet in the hands or with their heads) to tho north. Ro-
receher'and is now being oper-'raan pottMv bottles, files and ean-
atcd by "tlie- retcUtrs The road 'dais were Iso. fonrnl, many of them
ns planned l ami . constructed by j jn a state or perfect preseriatlon.'
Aitllncll. who bv some Is classed I
with Hnrriiuan as "n road builder with i WARNING TO PARENTS AND
th'e" difTorenco that -StiThvell Is more GUARDIi5N&iOF CHILDREN
or. i -dreamer and lesof"a practical. ) 's ; -
1st xh?ii Harripiaa Notwithstanding j We are operating on Naco road a
the fact that the road was turned, heavy roller In connection-iviih, the
over to receivers It i holding"' its "work of oiling the road, yfrere is
e receivership manage-! great danger of children 'being-hurt
eight business Is steail- ilf'tliey play around or In rfoiit of this
i Mattors nf sanitation, the insur
I ance rate problem, scats in he rlazu
! and partlciiKitinn in the Fourth of
July parade were the chief nmUer3
j to come before the Ixianl or directois
or ttie commercial club when thev
niet In regular weekly session. The
proposed excursion fiom Cauinea on
July 21 was. also considered, .is was
I he matter of the supiort or the
Transcontinental Tours, club in re
turn for Its support.
Numerous complaints have been le
ceiied by the secretary of .he club
of unsanitary condition in the old
and, now subway nea.- the Ktntion, ,
and the stenches that an e fnmi
them during the worm weather. This !
matter will be referred to the health j
committee and taken up with the
city council, which will also be asked
to mr.ke some provision relative to j
public toilets.
In the matter pt participation in '
tho Fourth of'Jyly eefebintlup, a .
committee-was -'aiipoInted. to .secure'
two automobiles andjhaie.tlism prop- '
erly-jdecorated, and 'the dlrtylors and
olllccf's of the cIuhAvlll. lie. in 'he
jwrade. yt j
The matter of so(tees.intho plaza
waa brought up folfpwing.the 'sta'e
ment that they' could, be' o'ntaine.I
without public 'or club expense, and
tlie; secretary was. instructed to: writ"
the. company and .ascprtajn whe'hT
IermIsion to place scats In shady '
Jsiiots maybe had. I
II' Increasing,
tetter
according to Mr. Hos-
For a bargain in jewelry
moriils'go to Uncle Snm
and dia-
roller, and we wish all parents would
impress the danger upon their child
ren and urge them to stay at a dis
tance from the machine.
ADAMSfiN arid SCOTT.
"It has developed that- the l'miis- i
continental Tqjirs club is'boosting the
Borderland rpute,f and has mapped
it In a book-it? IsVlssiiing, The mat- !
j ter of obtaining -members for the j
iuurs emu anu i aiiyrxtsing wa; i
referred to the roads committee. v?itn
a suggestion tlfat all automobile own-)
i ei in the distnet be solicited tn j
jojn tsecasiern organization. -
Satisfactory prosreps towan sain
ing Tlowcr insurance rates was re
ported. ' y '
As the members' meeting falls on
July 3 next monUf. It 'was decided to
defer the next members' meeting un
.111 the first Wednesday In-August.
'Th'e treasurer's report shows that
thero will -bey a surplus In the treas
ury when the first quarter ends this
month that'wiir be between ?1S0 and
$200. '
Men's Famishing Goods
Vc 'iawe, it is .afe to sav, one of the most extensive
and complete lines of meji's furnishing goods found
in apy part of the state. If the designers of men's
wear turn out anything n"w you mav rest assured
this is one of the first places you will find it. So let
us show vou our new line of shirts' ties, hose. etc.
Men's Pure Silk Shirts
In plain white natural, light, medium and
daik colors. These come in the Hahutai
Silks, as it gives the very best sat'sfaction in
wear and general appearance.
Price S3. 50 up to S5.00
French Collar and Tie
This soft roll French collor and tie set has
met with the popular approval of the man
who Hkes to enioy comfort When in the
store ask to see the di fferent kinds
Price 60c per "set
. Millitary Collar Shirts
In plain and fancv materials, attached and
detached collars. Comes in good quality ma
dras, one that will lau nder well.
Price SI 75 up to $3.50
Fonr-in-Hand Ties
In wash silk also wash crochet silk, in any
desirable color or in any conceivable design
that is new. We have them here in one of
the biggest assortments we have ever had in
this department. yk?m&&!lJB&m& I
Price 50c up to S1.00
Men's Silk Hose
The price of fiftv cents is not much to pay
for silk hose when yo u corsider the amount
of comfort and pleasure derived from them.
These have the high snliced heel, reinforced
toe. In all colors, both fancv and plain. "
Price' 50c and up
New E. and Wv potior
Ask to see the new Earl and Wilson collar,
made of fancy satin, and 'striped white ma
dras. This is meeting with great favor as a
dress collar.
Price Two for 25c
FROM OTHER VIEWPOINTS
One of the things to do with our
ex-PresIdnits is to keep them ex
Presidents. St. Louis Republic.
The difference between a bolting
and a "superseding" convent ion. which
the Rooseielt people are now talking
of, Ip just about equal to that between
a third term and a third consecutive
terra. New York World.
Representative Cannon will not at
tend the Chicago convention, a re
minder that rats always desert a
sinking ship. Rochester Herald.
Everybody is waiting to re Flinn
begin. Baltimore Sun. i
Taklns wJiat's coming to you in
Chicago means "theft" at Oyster Bay.
What a sorry business, anyhow, for
high-minded statesmen! SpringfletU
Republican. J
The, case of a hog that lived 100
days without food suggests that starr
ing out'-the Trusts may be a bigger
task than some persons think. New
York Herald.
If vou want hardware or good tool3
go to Uncle Sam's new hardware
store. J
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