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THE TilSBEE DAILY REVIEW, BISBEE, ARIZONA, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 25, 1913.
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MUSTAIN BECOMES
ft REAL
Gets "Big Jolly" on Occasion
of a Recent Business
Visit to Tucson.
- The Tho Arizona Republican thus
tells of the presence of E. G. Mustain,
well known In Blsbee, In Phoenix:
"Some pretty well known peopls of
Phocnlr were asking yesterday why
E. G. Mustain was In town. Mustain,
by force of previous circumstances
was obliged to tack 1 Paso, Texas
jiftoi hltt ntiinn urhon clcmlnc httt nnllld
to hotel registers and other thltifcj. 1 that his sJn made an effort to eject
nut nnur h i a full-fledced Ariron-1 him from tho ranch on which they
Ian. and while as an Incident to nis'llred and farm it alone. The father
AROUND THE STATE
FATHER AND SON QUARREL
Father and son contesting for the
right to live on and farm a ranch
near Hod Rock is causing- consider,
able interest to the residents of thai
locality, according to advices re
ceived in Tucson Wednesday. The
sheriff of Pinal county has .gone to
Rpd Rock to try to straighten out
the tanslo.
Angle Trias, the son, wa arrested
recently on a chargo of misdemeanor
preferred by his father, who clalmea
signature just now he has to include
Tucson, with tho rest of the geo-Nas not disposed to be ejected. The
graphical descriptive matter following
his title, he says that Is-better than
not to be an Arizonlan ,at all.
"Time was when Mustain. (his
friends call him Mustang) was a tra
veling freight and passenger agent "for
the El Paso & Southwestern rallroatt.
Now he is division freight and pas
senger agent of the Southwestern -itn
headquarters in Tucson. These head
quarters are of course only temiorary
pending the completion of the line to
Fhcyenlx when Mustain will cpme west
and grow up with tho country, the
country In this case being Phoenix
and tie' Salt River Valley.
"There, Is no use talking," said Mus
tain yesterday after arriting here fol
lowing a three month)s absence,
"Phoenix is certainly- some town. She
is growing. I hope the El Paso &
Southwestern really will como here
son;e day. I am glad to fce nearer
Phoenix now and 1 am going to roafce
this city oftener. We look for good
business out here. We are doing a
good business now, but 1 can see
possibilities of a. great Increase."
-n The Theatres
claimed an Interest In the ranch and
case was tried in Casa grande out
the son was dtschared for lack of
evidence to convict.
PARKER LOSES BY FIRE
Word has reached Phoenix that
Parker's principal business block was
burned Tuesday night. The loss runs
up Into many thousands of dollars.
No details have been received. A.
S. Prescott. president of the Parkei
Commercial company, wired the Md
Kee brothers at Phoenix that he tfas
able to save his building and most of
its contents. Tho loss of the Commer
cial company was about S30O. Mr
Prescott stated that his store was the
only one in the block that esenpea
total destruction. Nothing was said
about the origin of the fire.
It is known that practically all the
business houses of Parker were 1ft
that block, Several of them were ex
pensive and substantial structures.
RABBIT INDUSTRY.
"GRAUSTARK"
All the characters In George Oarr
McCutcheon's novel of "Graustark" or
A Love Behind a Throne, are retained
in the play, including Grenfal Lorry,
the idoal American, Harry, Anguish,
Ills friend, the Princess Yetie, Prince
Gabriel, Haron Dangloes, Prince Lor
enz, Prince Boloraz, Cstoru. Dannock,
Bltzky. Countess Dagmar, There3,
Uncle Caspar and Aunt Yvonne. ..
The first scene of the play reprc-.,
sents the eterior of the Hotel Re
gengetz at Edelweiss, the capjtol city
of the principality of "Graustark.-'
Tbp second and fourth acts occur in
the boudoir of the Princess Yetlve,
while tho third and fifth acts take
place In tho throne- room of the cas
tle. Thg locale of the play affords
unusual opportunities for the display
of rich and gorgeous costuming and
elaborate scenic mountlns, which has
been taken advantage of In every pos
sible manner. Orpheum Theatre.
Monday, January. 27
V World Famous Pictures.
The flne3t procurable motion pic
tures manufactured by the most ad
anced film companies are being pro
diced at the new Lowell theater, the
foremost picture houie in the War
ren district, and week by week sees
larger audiences and greater interest
tliown in this, to Lowell and Blsbee.
nool entertainment of education and
rare amusement. The bill now be
ing presented at the Lowell Is spleu
dd and mildly sensational In spots.
There Is "The Wood Violet," a ser
ies or beautiful pictures showing tho
life of birds, the trees and ull nature,
that bring peace and joy to tho Jiean.
ot pretty Olympla a child of nature;
"IJfe and Industries of Aden, Campo"
a' pictorial story ' of great Interest,
inking you the Orient and ehowint,
you the wonders of this far! distant
land; "The Old Actor's Visions," de
pitching scenes of his former tri
uinps on the stage; "The Samaritan
of Cooean's Tenement," and "A Ques
tion of Age," the comedy hit of the
day. are among the other motion pic
tures that go to, complete this excel
lent program. Mr Coy. Lowells fav
orite will sing Then You'll Remem
ber Me. one of bis favorite songs.
from -The Bohemian Girl," beautiful
ly Illustrated.
J. P. Lee is the. rabbit king of the
Salt River valley. Mr. Lee lives on
the Tempe road and has between 200
and 300 Belgian hares. From these ho
raises 10f0 hares a year, for which
he finds a ready sale right at home.
At tho poultry show last week Mr.
Leo had nine rabbits entered" and he
look nine prizes. Six were first
prizes, two seconds and one a third.
Mr. Lee Jias rabbits of every color
known: His hares are red. white, blue,
black, yellow, red and white, black
and white and blue lelted. The beltea
rabbits are tlmilcr in their markings
to Dutch belted cattle.
TUCSON BOOSTERS.
Says the Star: Captain William Mc
tcrn.ott was elected president, of'tho
chamber of commerce when the new
board of directors held their organi
zation meeting. Captain McDennott
is one of the hardest workers for mu
nicipal betterment 5c the city and
members of the thamber belb-e th.it
under hi d!r-c 2U the ornl-Jtilm
will establish a record fr nr;!l-v
and getting things accomplished this
year.
The new president will have the
aid of a splendid set ot co-officials iti
Vice President Charles E. Walker and
Secretary Myers, who was re-elected.
Mr" Walker is also treasurer. The
members ot the 1913 directorate are"
F. Ronstadt, Charles E. Walker, Cap
tain McDermotL J. W. Estill, J. S.
Ebert, S. Y. Barkley and H. Stelnfeld.
The latter, who is in New York City,
was the only member absent from the
meeting.
TUCSON .VALUES.
The old Mansfield corner on West
Congress street, between Alain and
Warner streets in Tucson which was
purchased recently by Dr. C A. Scnra
der. has more than trebled in value
In two years, indicating the rapid rise
of realty values in Tucson. Only two
years ago this lot sold for ?,000, and
the price paid by Dr. Schrader was
$17,000. The lot has a frontage of
lf'3 feet on West Congress street.
White the increase was not tra!y in
dicative of the entire city, as im
crovements recently mado In that sec
tion boosted values there, a part of
the $12,090 increase was due to nor
mal appreciation.
drat being tall, his head stuck out of
the water and his lusty calls for help
soon brought a man and a boat, who
rescued him. The cause ot the whole
trouble was an argument which Rob
inson and his wife were having. They
were driving over the bridge, when
tty negro jumped out ot the buggy
and off the bridge. fter being res
cued, the argument was resumed as
if nothing had happened.
tNOESTRUCTIBLE AUTO TIRE
Judge Rutherford ot Jerome has pat
ented another invention. It Is an auto
truck tire that Is practically inde
structible. The judge's other Inven
tion was a device for fastening on a
woman's bat without hatpins, and t
tnig proves at all satisfactory every
woman in the United State and Eu
rope will be grateful to him for life.
Arrangements are being made to put
this device on the market, and also
the truck tire.
SHIFT BOSS MISSING.
Victor Johnson of Globe, shift boss
at the Old Dominion Mine, has been
missing from his home since Tuesday
night His family say that his mlntl
has been falling for sometime. Tues
day night, about eight o'clock he- was
left alone When his family returned
he nas gone. iSearch was made
through Globe and vicinity, but with
out result. It Is possible that he com
mitted suicide in some obscure epjt
is the statement of a relative. Joan
son is about 3S years of age. weigned
about 160 pounds, and wore a gray
overcoat and gray cap, and a dark
green soft shirt with a military col
lar He Is a Snedq. has bluo eyes,
light hair, and smooth shaven.
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TO HAVE ATTENTION
CommitteefNamed by City
Council Will Hold a
Meeting Friday
The committee recently appointed
by the city council to draw up a new
sanitary ordinance will meet this
morning. It is expected that the or
dinance will be ready for action by
the council at its next meeting.
The committee is composed of Cit
Physician Hunt, Edward Flanigan and
David Perry. The matter or a new
ordinance was brought before the
council by Dr. Hunt at a recent meet
ing of thai body. Among the other
regulations it Is proposed to insert a
clause that will make each property
holder responsible for his own prop
erty. This will mean that gnrbage
barrels will have to be provided so
that refuse will not be thrown In
yards and exposed places where It is
liable to cause tho spread of disease.
General sanitary provisions will also
be taken up In the ordinance.
BANKS DOORS CLOSED
Cashier Confesses That He Has Em
bezzled $100,000 of Funds
HIGHBRIDGE. N. J., JaiK 24 The
Higlrbridge National bank temporarily
closed today as the result of the con
fession made by Abram I Beavers,
tho cashier, that he had taken approx
imately $100,000 of the bank's funds.
J. Henry Rose, the vice president ft
the bank said that Beavers had turn
ed over all his property and other as
sets, amounting to about 125,000. to
the bank. Beavers, he said, went to
New York and made his confession to
the bank officials and meetings of the
directors were Immediately called and
the comptroller of currency notified.
For tte Sake of Your Eyes See
HENKEL JEWELRY CO.
and Have Your
Glasses Fitted Properly
We Gring Our -Own Lenses. Save YOUR OLD
PIECES we WILL MAKE them NEW .
Th6 Henkel Jewelery Co.
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Personal Mention
M,rs. E. D. Hamtnack has Teturned
from Uougias, wnere sue visiieu
friends.
J. I. Peterson of Attleboro, Mass,
was a Usitor in "the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. -U Seolye have re
turned from nn extended trip In Old
an New Mexico. R. II. Welle ac
companied Mr. and Mrs Seclye.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Fritsche of Can
tinen. are guests of the Copper Queen
hotel, euroHte: hotne'from an extended
visit In the cast . i
Mrs. L. A. Hagy of Cananea la
sJinnlne in the city for a few days.
Charles Martin of the San Pedro
valley wa3 a Lowell visitor yesterday.
Alfred Borden of Sulphur Springs
valley was a Lowell visitor yester
day. Miss Marcella Gannon ot this city,
is rerorted ill.
Mrs. A. B. Capt of Naco Is visiting
friends, in Lowell.
Fred Back, roadmaster of tho Ei
Taso Sc Southwestern with head
quarters and home in Douglas, is in
the Warren district today making an
inspection of the numerous lines
which serve the mines here.
George Jay, of Naco, was a vlsltoi
in Blsbee yesterday, coming up from
the border city with Dr. Ricketts.
Dr. James Douglas, president ot
Phelps-Dodge & Company, is expected
to arrive in Blsbee during next week.
It was learned yesterday that he had
started from New York.
AV. R. Morrison, who for many
.jears has represented the Crane
company, wa in the city yesterday.
Mr. Morison'is now the western rep
resentative of the Best Manufactur
ing'compliny of Pittsburgh, with, head
quarters at Los Angeles.
Mrs. Brady, who -has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Truax, Jr
in Los Angeles, returned home Thurs
day, accompanied by her daughter
ana two grandchildren.
THE'NTJRSE GIRL OF THE STdNEASE'AllD
, .g TODAY, y.
.' T
HAMS
KILLED BY TRAIN
A horrible example of the risk tak
en by the average box car tourist was
seen at Blalsdell station, twenty miles
east of Yuma, when the mangled'
body of a man was found between the
tracks. At the inquest it developed
that the man's name was Leo Cam.
plon of Yuma, and Just before the
freight on which he was riding the
rod3 reached Blalsdell he jumped off,
possibly to evade discovery by the
brakesman or conductor o fthe train
crew, and In go doing alighted on a
high rise o fthe ground and lost his
balance and fell back under thetraln.
GET OUT OF THE RUT
New shipment just ar
rived. Order today as
the supply will soon be
exhausted. 4 -
J;BAngius
"Tke Pare Fsod Greccr"
PHONE 29
The school board and superintend
ent of the Douglas schools urges thfe
teachers to get out of the "old rut"
and to be more original in their teach
ing. The teachers are also requested
to write out their original ideas and
present them to the office of -the su
perintendent. BOOM AT MIAMI
From all the reports coming from
Miami, it looks as It that little burg s
having a real boom. New hotels, new
residences, new stores, new smelters,
new theatre and new people are
among the requirements of a boom In
a town, and all these Miami has.
NEGRO TRIES, SUICIDE .
Henry Robinson. 'feoWed,.. hadn't
thought about the- watert being cold,
and when he plunged from the South
ern Pacific bridce at Yuma Into the
river and found that be was still
alive, all desire for a watery grave
died. Had Jfj been a few Inches
shorter he would have lwen a suicide.
Lowell Theatre
"THE HOME OF REFINED
AMUSEMENT."
WHERE EVERYBODY GOES
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ARTICULAR
EOPLE
SUNDAY & MONDAY
5--PHOTO PLAYS -5
"JHE WOOD VIOLET"
Vltagraph Special
"LIFE AND INDUSTRIES
IN ADEN CAMPO"
Scenic & Educational
'THE OLD ACTOR'S
V'SIONS"
So Different
"THE SAMARITAN OF COO-
GAN'S TENEMENT"
A story with a splendid moral.
"A QUESTION OF AGE"
Guaranteed to cure the blues.
MaiineesSaturday&Sunday
2:30 Sharp
Evening Performances
Continuous starting 7.00
p. m. sharp
Usual Prices, 10 & 15c
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Theatre
Monday, Jan. 27
THE UNITED PLAY CO'S.
EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS
GRACE HAYYVARDS
THE MOST POPULAR RO
MANTIC PLAY ON THE
AMERICAN STAGE
Gorgeous Production
Superb Cast Including
Miss Louiszita Valentine
and
Mr. Lawrence Evart
SEATS NOW ON SALEJ AT
BOX OFFICE
PRICES 50c 75c, Jl.00. $L5fl
NOTE "Graustark" b.38 no con
nection with "Beverly." "Grau
stark" is superior in every de
tail and worthy of the most
serious consideration
NOTICE
To those contemplating furnishing
a home, It you will check fumituM list
below, article? wanted cd caII at our
store for estimate, will save you both
time and money:
Linoleums, Stoves and Ranges, Ta
Ides, Cupboards, Cabinets, Chairs,
Itoefcer, Rugs, Matting, Dining Ta
bles, Buffets. Quilts. Blankets, Bed
and Table I.lnen, Bed:. Springs, Mat
tresses, Pillows, Dressers, Center Ta
bles, Lib. Tables, Chiffoniers. Wash
stands, Wardrobes, Trunks, Cuttlery,
Draperies, Cooking Utensils, Dishes,
ctx, and etc.
In. tact, everything for the home.
New and Second hand goods bought,
sold, exchanged, easy payments.
STANDARD FURN. CO,
Allen Block.
Advertisement
RO Y A I
"THEATRE"
TONIGHT
GLEN HENRY, Illustrated Songs
Gee! but it's great tomeeta friend from your home
town.
PICTURE PROGRAM
"Billy's Burglar" (In two reels) A laughable comedy
" . of a boy's adventure.
"The Sheriffs Brother' A thrilling Pathe Western
story.
"Ruth Roland, The Kalem Girl." Showing the home
life of this famous stage beauty.
"The Chaperon Gets a Duelling" A laughable come
dy on the same reel with the above. ..
Come early and get your favorite seat
Orpheum Theatre
The Show They're AH Talking About!
BERT LEVEY VAUDEVILLE
WEDNESDAY-SUNDAY
VAUDEVILLE
a
PISTOR and DAYE BOSTON-VON CO.
"The Wise Rube and f Comedy Cut-Ups in a Clover
t . the Actress Carousal
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 upto-date
Entertainer
"Red Eagle" '
for Nothing"
THE CELESTOS
Comedy Sensational Wiro
Acrobats.
PICTURES
The Lawyer of Fountainbleau" "Good
"The Trianglp."
new acts and a complete change of pictures
every Wednesday and Sunday.
2 Shows Tonight Starling 7:15 Prices Always 10c-15c-25c
I Il.Ci.fi 1 liCi 'y
. JACOB SCHMID, Prop.
21 Reels of Pictures a Week.
Admission oc and 10c
Program changes every day
AiThour cf high class entertainment awaits you at this show bouse
DONT FORGET THE WARM ROOM.
The Warren Ranch FU
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining
Company Reduction Works
We are now in the Market
for the Purchase of -
Copper Ore and Copper Matte
Correspondence Solicited.
Address:
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Co.
DOUGLAS, ARIZ,
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HTli&-ri yu as fr eer nottae a sufo
VV ill&Tl stitute. Insist on having The Tann
hauser Beer, (the beer that is bottled at the
- BtetoQiy.) ' Delivered to you at $3.50 per case,
. . If your, grocer does not Have it, call
Boston & Brown
Agents of the Copper City Brewing Co.
Phone
243
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