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THE BISBEE DAU.Y REVIEW, BISBEE, ARIZONA,
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 23, 1913.
PAGE FIVE
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COMMISSION FORM OF
GOVERNMENT SUBJECT
Lecture at Central School
Tonight Should Draw
Interested Crowd
Tonight at the Central School build
ing thobe who are interested in mu
nicipal government will hare the op
portunity ot hearing Prof. Chandler
of the state unlversnty lecture on. the
commission form ot government for
POLICE COURT HAD
VERYJM GASES
Record Local Docket Con
fronted Judge High
Yesterday
Yesterday was easily the busiest
day of the present year In the police
court. More than a dozen cases,. all
disturbing the eace or drunkene.
came before Judge High. The fines
for the day aggregated more than
$100.
AUTO COMES OVER
BORDERLAND ROUTE
Mr and Mrs J. T. Nnttle Find
Road Good From Eastern
Terminus cf Rou'e
J. T. Nuttle' and family, who are
making the trip over the Borderland'
HAVE YOU TIME
Get your watches, clocks and jewelery Repaired.
We make a specialty of Swiss Watches.
The Henkel Jewelery Co.
Royal Theater
Coacert 6:45 by Royal Orchestra
t
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cities. It Is a matter always of inter
est to citizens and taxpayers and ei-Tom Sullivan, who was charged with
peclally so at this time when there l .disturbing the peace and reslsUng ar
a committee investleatlng the advl8-rost Sullivan was the man who, on
alillltv of Dit-bee making a change.
Whether lrof. Chandler will treat
or other short ballot forms ot city
government besides what might bo
termed Etrlctly the commission form,
that Is to fay, the business manager
plau. ha4 l.ot been stated. It Is the
latter form that seems to have the
most udvocatfrfe in this city In any
ovent the subject of which Prof.
Chuno'r wll! uea should be o gen
eral Interest and it Is expected that
io wllljiave a large audience of adult
citizens besides the high school pupils.
Prof. PhllbrooV has shown hit pub
lic spirltedness In obtaining this lec
ture "and the people generally may be
expected to show their appreciation
of what he has done by swelling the
attendance.
LOAFING MUST STOP
AT SCHOOL HOUSES
Arrest is Made at Central
Q.-h.iol inri Philhrnnl
J9 --" " --
,Vill Stop Nuisance
Vlan Ha: bte-i placed on kaSng
In Iron: of the Central srl-col aiti
an arr"t yesterday by Gco'-gu Stv
nrtr jaitor of the school, wil! prob
ably d. a-way villi. the nuisance.
' "The school lias decided ta t-tlce a
firm wx.il agamst a certain l-:s: ot
young mnu vrho .ire In ts.c hasit if
loafing around the bchool," said u
pcri'iUuder.t Vhilbrcuk ycM.erd.i.
-"IhiTC jciss wen are In tha lialut
of loafing abound ibe school and usk
Ikk remarks U the pupils. Mu3C of
theci aru tnoMi'g am1, cs tbey art
"lib-jut ho age of high scb&ol "bos.
inany pecpla s-et the 'mpressio-i that
ihey belong to the school and are al-
flowed to be there We will not tolerate-
this condition of affairs longer."
The matter came to a head yester
, 5lay when the Janitor ordered a num
j.l)er of young men to leave the school
ard. It Is said tha they refused and
janitor Stewart, who Is ?lso a truant
vfflcer and therefore has the right to
mako arrests, arrested one of thejn,
(after, it is cliarged, the young' man
Ifhnd abused him.
Superintendent Philbrook said yes-
turHav thai lh mattpr would come
up liut'ie Justice court today and that
It was probable mat a
continuance
would bt asked as Assistant District
Attorney Murry is out of the city.
New Use for Moving Pictures.
Moving pictures are used by a
French scientist in the study of the
deformation of metals when strongly
compressed by the hydraulic press.
In some cases he uses a brass tube of
three Inches diameter and .04 inches
thickness of metal and observes the
appearance of the surface when the
tube" Is flattened out by pressure
Sometimes the tubes are flHed with
a liquid and then compressed. Vari
ous figures appear on the surface of
the metal, and moving picture views
are taken at the rate of 15 a second.
' By throwing the views on a screen it
is easier to study the effects than by
direct observation.
Consideration.
"If I didn't have such a large fsmlly,
I could save a little money. "Don't
be too sure of It. If you didn't have
. a large family you might have aa
auto." Houston Post.
BACON
Smoked and cured in
that old Fashioned way.
It tastes different. Put
up in neat pound boxes.
Sliced with rines trim
.med off all ready for
cooldng. -jf
J.BtAngius
"The Pare Food Grocer"
PHONE 29
Among the cases tried was that of
Tuesday night, struck Officer Thomas
after Thomas had arrested him and
escaped, only to be recaptured by
atshal Watkins. He was fined J2.1
and committed.
Tl$j other cases were: R. S. Ste
wart, disturbing the peace. $10; Wil
liam Crane, disturbing the peace.
$7.50: T. Morelos drunk. $6; Walter
Brady, drunk, S6 Phlllp.Patlan, drunk,
J6; Felix Rodrigues, drunk, $5, fine te
mitted; Bert 1-ajlne, disturbing the
peace, $7.30; T. Gabriel, drunk. 57.50;
Kd Connelly, drunk, drunk, J6; Chas.
Burt in. disturbing the peace, $7.50;
and Joe Young, drunk, $7.50.
s
POSTOFFICE CLERKS
Local Postmaster Receives
News of Curtailing Time
In Larger Offices
Postmaster Cassldy has received In
structions from the postoffice depart
ment at "Washington that the depart-
rrent, on and alter March 4. will at
tempt to make the hours for all first
and second class postoffice employees
equal to eight and ten hour shifts.
This action by the department fol
lows much agitation for shorter work
ing hours for postoffice employees. In
may smaller towns, where there is an
Irregular train service the employees
aro forced to work on long shifts in
order to get the mail out.
Tho actlo-v ot the postoffice depart
ment is in lino with that of other
departments of other departments of
the government. In nearly all of which
the standard eight hour schedule is
in effect.
The change in the hours will ne
cessitate a considerable rearranging
in the local postoffice schedule. Sir.
Cassldy is now at work preparing
this and expects to soon send it :o
the department at Washington for ap
proval. -It has been announced that
all the windows In the postoffice will
close promptly at 6 o'clock, hut the
other arrangements made necessary
by the change in the schedue will not
be announced until the schedule has
been approvled.
Urge Farmers to Raise Fish.
There are signs that the time Is not
far distant." said William E. Meenan,
former state commlsioner of fisheries
and present director of the public
aquarium la Falnnount park, "when
farmers will consider fish culture as
important a part of their calling as
the raising of grain or potatoes or
poultry. When that day arrives the
fish industry of Pennsylvania will rank
as high as any other industry. There
are few farms in Pennsylvania with
out springs, a stream and swampy
land of which no use is made and upon
which the farmer pays taxes without
any return. Most of the streams and
the springs and the swamp land could
be utilized for the rearing of fish. Un
der Intelligent care an otherwise use
less piece of wet land can be made to
yield as much, acre for acre, as the
most fertile, land." Philadelphia
North American.
j '
if Brief Local Items
Removed to Hospital.
Jesus Lopez was yesterday removed
to the Copper Queen hospital, where
it Is reported that he Is quite serious
ly HL
Leaves with Prisoner.
Deputv Sheriff "Red" Gannon left
yesterday for Tombstone. Ho took
v. ith him a Mexican named Ruiz, who
Is charged with stealing a saddle.
Given Sixty Days.
Edward Miller, charged with beal-
,nc a board bill, -was yesterday sen
tenced to sixty days In jail In Jus
tice Thomas court.
Baby Boy Bom.
A baby boy was born yesterday to
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 'It. Keast, ot
Voungblood HllL The boy weighed
f'A pounds.
Trial Today. '
W. S. D. Smith was arrested yes
terday on a charge of disturbing the
peace and will he given a bearing at
2 o'clock this afternoon in Justice
Thomas' court.
To Spend Winter in Tucson.
Dr. J B. Bond and Mrs. Bond, ot
Warzen are contemplating to spend
the remainder of the winter !n Tucson.
They expect to close their Warren
rpsldcncw and taVn mi n,-irtmpnta In
Tucson. Er. and 4Mrs. Bond ,ex5ect.
to be gone ror'sgverat juonras.rf
To Locate In Lowell.
Mrs. Pennington, who has kept a
rooming house in Douglas for many
years, was a Lowell visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Pennington expects to, sell 2icr
property in Douglas soon to open a
placv In Lowell.
route from Wichita, Kan., to Los An
geles in a "Monon" automobile, left
yesterday on the last lap of tholr
Journey to the coast.
The party made the trip direct
from Wichita to Dodge City, Kan.,
t!fe beginning ot the Borderland
route, ana nave trareiea over tne
route for the entire distance. They
reported that tho roads were generally
good for the whole distance. The
road from El Paso to Lordsburg was
particularly good and but three chuek
holes were encountered on the road
from Lordsburg to Hachlta. They
have had practically no trouble with
their automobile and have been abl-j
to easily negotiate all the grades.
GIT? JAIL MATERIAL
S EXPECTED SOON
Marshal Watkins has received
word from E. T. Barnum and company,
of Detroit, the firm that was awarded
the contract for the Installation of the
city jail In tho city hall building, that
they have mailed the contract for the
work.
It Is expected that shipments ot the
steel for the cells will begin immed
iately. The Jail will bo located in
the larpfe room to tho left of the main
door on the ground, floor, and the
room will be ready for the installation
ot the cells as soon as the material
is removed. Two. cells, so arranged 1
that they can be divided by a parti J
tlon, will be Installed. They win -ac
comodate about twenty persons. The
contract price for the installation o:
the jail Is $S90.
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.
Your druggist will refund money it
PAZO OINTMENT falls to cure any
ease of Itching. Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Piles In C to 14 days
50 cents. 419
Pressure Again Adequate. ' '
It Is generally reported that the wa-
tr pressure Is again adequate and
that even the houses on the hills,
which have been cut off from their
vater supply for some time, are now
getting water. There has been no
lucre trouble with the pumps of the
water company at Naco.
Leave for Phoenix.
Attorneys Cleary and Ross, for the
defense, and Assistant District Attor
ney Slurry, who, together with Coun
ty Attorney Gllmore will conduct the
case for the county, left yesterday tot
Phoenix, where tho precinct case
comes up before the supreme court to-
dar- ... .i.
Half an Inch Rainfall.
According to the official record kept
at the Central uchool, .45 of an :ncn
rainfall fell during Tuesday. The rain
started early Tuesday morning and
continued all day. The rain gage, on
tne roof of the Central school, whlcL
jv&s blown down a few weeks ago, baa
now been repaired and is in ilrst class
-vorking prder.
McMInn WUhart. ,
Mrs. Nellie WIshart, for some time
past on the force of the Blsbee post
office, was last night married to Matt
McMInn, a well known resident ot
Lowell. The wedding ceremony was
performed by Reverand J. C. Fry,
pastor of the Presbyterian churrh, at
7:30 o'clock before a few of the in- J
timat friends of the couple. Mr. and
Mrs. McMInn will reside in LowelL
Makes Trip to Cananea.
James A. Greer of Warren and a
party of friends made a very pleasant'
journey to Cananea yesterday, re
turning last la8t night. The party
left Warren In a big automooile early
in the morning and though it was
cold and the roads were muddy, all
enjoyed the pleasure trip greatly.
Vaudeville at Orpheum.
Vaudeville at the Orpheum proved
to be a success as two good houses
enjoyed last nights performances.'
The program consisted of four reels'
of motion pictures and two acts ofi
vaudeville which were greatly enjoyed
br all. The same bill will be given
for the remainder of the .week with a '
comrlete change of program on Sun
day. Searching For Missing Man.
Jacob Schmidt, of this city has re-
ceed a letter from Santa Fe N. M-,'
asking for information as to thai
whereabouts of Jack Luxem, who is
cnnrvKtoit In Ii. In this rltv. If 3DV
friends of Mr. Ijjxem know of his!
whereabouts they will confer a favor
on him by communicating with. Mr. j
Schmidt
Water on Mason H'll.
Mason Hil! residents were overjo'.
frf Tfstcrd.lv when for the first time
In nearly two weeks they Were abl
to obtain water. A great many fin
ed everr available utensil with the
precious fluid for fear that anotfceH
water famine might ensue in tneir
neighborhood in ttte near future.
Enrolls Many Pupils. . ;
jTwentr-iive new pupils were en-1
rglledtaUthei.Warrfn. school this term
them. Tfce"WarTen'schoo! la now SOj
ine cood work and rapidly making 'up
h. 1j.ii- ( hlli fhAV ad hVhtnti i
vuo cmu iu mutt,.! -j --.---w j0 w y
caused by the emporary dtsASemeat'f A I I I I frt f
o( the school on account ofUfiTrefceatF x - - fe?a
scarlet fever scare. There Is'no its
J......... ....a.---. ThAp. I'rti. W1TUP Tf A w T" I' A I I II 1 Sit
longer any danger of lufecton and tv
erythlng is going on aa formerly
ORPHEUU
Theatre"'
Monday, Jan. 27
THE IN1TKD PLAY CO'S.
EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS
GRACE JIAYWAHDS
THE MOST POPULAR RO
MANTIC PLAY ON THE
AMERICAN STAGE
Gorgeous Production
Superb Cast Including
Miss Louisziia Valentine
and
Mr. Lawrence Evart
SEATS NOW ON SALH. AT
BOX OFFICE
PRICES 50C 75c, $1.00, $1.50
NOTE "Graustark" has no con
nection with "Beverly." "Gra
stark"" is superior in every de
tail and worthy of the most
serious consideration '
Card Club Meets Friday,
A meeting of the card club of the
Sicbee Woman's club will bo held at
the club tomorrow afternoon. This
Is the. meeting that, was to hava been
held last .Friday but which was post
loned. Keeping Bowling Scores.
All the bowling scores at the Y.
M. C. A. alleys are now being tabu
lated, for the purpose of selecting a
team to play the Douglas "Y" team.
The game will probably be played
about the ilrst of next month. The
ltve men having the highest score will
constitute the team, while the two
having the next highest score will be
te substitutes.
Hocdco Removed.
Marshal Watkins announced yester
day that number 23, of the dog li
censes, has been sold. Now that the
hoodoo number is, removed it is ex
pected that dog owners in this city
will -get busy" and pay their dog li
censes. Unless this is done soon, the
police will take the necessary steps
for ridding the city of the many un
licensed dogs that are now on the
ttreets.
Hotel Arrivals.
At the Copper Queen: M. M. Pool.
San Francisco: C. W. Cobb, Sn Diego;
H. H. Pratt, Douglas; J. C. Rice, city;
S. n. Jennings, El Paso; H. D. Heas-
ley. Los Angeles; J. H. Dowel!, DoJg
las; Sam KIrschner, Los Angeles; S.
A Apigar, Rodeo.
At the Philadelphia: J. H. Murphy,
Tucson; James A. Farley, Yuma;
Thomas 5fc Jenkins, Yuma; M. J.
Mann, 1ms Angeles; A. T. Hicks, San
Diego; Thomas F. Lamar, Darning;
John J. Short, El Paso; Mr. and Mrs.
H. U. Gunn, city; W. H. Anderson.
Ray; C. P. Hlllman, Tncson.
THE IIAREM CAPTTVES
ARE COMINGSTO
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Si.-mli fl-atefe-with JrcTyl3nB th ortr-"I
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nfiL-tr. b ' r ti - i U Wf .
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iitami tmro. wf !.m ii r lry -.
bck H it la -- At or, .-rut ottsk re.
tempi t -
K0M30M fiTS. CO- feMUwapMi, KTna.
TO OWN
A COMFORTABLE HOME
phould be the aim of every young
man. Real estate is today, and al
ways will be, the safest and best
paying investment. We hav. plen
ty of
GOOD CITY PPOPERTIES
with houses, erected, thereon, that
can, bebot&bt? right. If y;ou jbaye
molieyyh'atis'notfearnibg' its prop
per Injeifetji you 'will'1 do ' -well to
look Intothefe Offerings.
THE REAL ESTATE" MAN
O. K. Blk. Phone 76
MHIIW'Bf' ' 'IMP
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Lowell Theatre
"THE HOME OF REFINED
AMUSEMENT."
PERFECT
ICTTRF
ROGRAMS
THAT
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.LEASE
(ARTICULAR
EOPLE
Program for Thursday
Friday and Saturday
5 PHOTO PLAYS 5
"BRONCHO BILLY'S HEART"
Western Drama.
"WILD PAT
Vitagraph Feature.
"THE MASQUERADERS"
Comedy Drama
"I SAW HIM FIRST"
Comedy
"THE BACHELOR'S PRIDE"
Comedy
J. P. fcOY
will sing
"THE TALE THE CHURCH
BELLS TOLD"
MatineesSaturday&Sunday
2:30 Sharp
Evening Performances
7 p. m., 8 p. m. & 9 p. m.
Usual Prices, 10 & 15c
Sheriff Attaches Restaurant.
An attachment was placed on the
Buckeye restaurant at Lowell yester
day by the sheriff, for ?400, due to
various business houses In Blsbee and
Lowell. Otto C. Fleck, the proprietor
had left thfo place sometime Monday
evening and nothing more has since
been heard of him. Fleck had been in
business about three months and to
all Intents, It was the belief of every
one, that he was "making good."
How's This?
TSVe offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure.
P. J. CHESTET & CO.. Toledo. O.
TYe. the undersigned, havo known V. J.
Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe
tlm perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
NATIONAL. BANK- OP COMMERCR
Toledo. O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internal!-,
actlns directly upon the blood and mu
cous surtacrs of the system. Testimonials
sent fre. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold
by ell Druggists.
Take Halt's Family Pills for conatlpa'loo.
NOTICE
To those contemplating furnishing
a home, if you will check furnituve list
below, articles wanted and call at our
store for estimate, will save you both
time and money:
Linoleums, Stoves and Ranges, Ta
bles, Cupboards, Cabinets, Chairs,
Rockers, Rugs, Matting. Dining Ta
bles, IJuffets, Quilts, Blankets,. Bed
and Table Linen, Beds. Springs, Mat
tresses, Pillows, Dressers, Center Ta
bles, Lib. Tables, Chiffoniers, Wash
stands, Wardrobes, Trunks, Cuttlery,
Draperies, Cooking Utensils, Dishes,
etc., and etc
In fact, everything for the home.
New and Second hand goods bought,
sold, exchanged, easy payments.
STANDARD FURN. CO.,
Allen Block.
Advertisement. .
Glaremont
Nurseries
Claremont, California
Al Kinds of Ornamental,
Deciduous And Citrus
Trees Our New Catalog
Phone I9C
P. O. Box 12S3
SAMUEL RANKIN
Printer and Stationer
15 Muhelm Building IlISBEE ARIZ.
Vv ulofl stitute. Insist on having The Tann
hauser Beer, the beer that is bottled at the
' Brewery.) Delivered to you at $3.50. per ; case. h
. . If your grocer does not have ii, call - f
Phom
243
MARCH
"Return of the Colors"
Von Blow
SELECTION
"Echoes of the Opera"
" Recker
1DYU, (Mexican)
"On the Mesa-Grande"
Robyn
ILLUSTRATED SONGS Iu Old
Ireland where the river Kenmare
flows by MR. GLENN HENRY.
Orpheum Theatre
The Show They're All Talking About
BERT LEVEY VAUDEVILLE
WEDNESDAY-SUNDAY
VAUDEVILLE
PISTOR and DAYE
"The Wise Rube and
the Actress."
PICTURES
"A Leap Year Proposal by the Sea."
"A Sunday Afternoon 'in New England."
This Is No Place for a Ministers Son."
SUNDAY-WEDNESDAY
VAUDEVILLE
SWOR & WESTBROOK
Refined up-to-date
Entertainers
PICTURES
"Red Eagle'
. T"U T o. -,.
iiiciiuniii
for Nothing" "The Triangle."
new acts and a complete change of pictures
evsrv Wcdnesdav and Sundav. ,
2 Shows Tonight Starting 7:15
JACOB SCHMID, Prop.
21 Reels of Pictures a Week.
Admission 5c and 10c
Program changes every day
An" hour of high class entertainment awaits you at this show houso
DON'T FORGET THE WARM ROOM.
The Warren Ranch fureaZewlk
DIAMONDS
have been' bought in large lots by me before the an
nual raise in price. See loose stones in front win
dow. Mounted ones in side window. My guaran
tee is 90 per cent on the $1.00.
L. L. GILMAN
JEWELER and OPTICIAN
Official Watch Inspector For E. P. & S. W. Ry.
We Handle the
COAL
Gallup Domestic Lump $14.50 per Ton
Dawson Fancy Nut . . . $13.50 per Ton
Order Some and be Convinced
Brophy Carriage Company
Phone 284 Lowell Ariz.
Review Wan! Ads. Bring Results
Boston & Brown
Agents of the Copper City Brewing Co.
PICTURE PROGRAltf FOR TUES
DAY, WEDNESDAY? -THURSDAY
"Xove and Treachery"
(Lubin)
A story of smugglers and the
coast guards.
. "Saved by Fire"
(Sells)
A strong stoiy ot the Oil fields.
"A Man for a Day"
Eclipse)
A story ot every boy's ambition.
"Trebizond and
Suroundings"
Showing interesting scenes in Tur
key at the present time.
"A Doctor for an Hour"
(Edison)
Another of those Totville comedies'
that are always a scream.
BOSTON-VON CO.
Comedy Cut-Ups In a Clever
. , Caronsal
THE CELESTOS
Comedy Sensational -Wire
Acrobats. , .
F Pnnnln.'nU,,)) nr.,l
ui l' uuui.miiuit.-au viuuvi
Prices Always 10c-15c-25c II
Two Best Brands of
On The Market
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Phone
243
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