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THE BISBEE DAILY REV IEW, BISBEE, ARIZONA, FRIDAY MORNING, APR IL 11, 1913.
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REAL HEART
IMS SGI
Likewise Martin Andc
Knows Right frorr vVrong
and;Goes Rijjht - Declines
IJ5Q0 For Principle
A MOTIIERBENEFITS
Martin Anderson a miner of Lead-
vllle, golorado. arrived In Blsbee y-
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terday morning, coming here on the ary. Under the schedule of the as- ' mother instead of to Anderson.
receipt of information that his former soclation there was JH60 Cue to nls
friend Andy Johnson had died -here beneficiary at his death,
leaving him eg the beneficiary of cat Johnson was stricken with pneu
Insurance amounting; to $1500. in ' monta during the latter part of March
.connection WUh the coming of Anler- and died In the Copper Queen hospital
eu from-hls home in Leadvllle, Colo- on April 4. Realizing the seriousness
rado, to Bistfee Is a human interest of his condition his mind no doubt
story that deserves to take first rank wandered back to his old home In
and marks Mr. Anderson as a man ot Sueden where he had left many yeans
higHoet Honor anu one wno atsttn- ago a motner ana nve suiters, uunng
This I
was done and tne two men by re
quest of the, association attorneys
swore to affidavits setting forth the
request" of the deceased.
The affidavit being flled'the associa
tion wsb advised by its attorneys to
hold the money duo on account ot
the death of Johnson until the legality
ot the two claimants could bo deter
mined.
FRECKLE-FACE
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots,
How to Remove Easily. I
Here's n chance. Miss Freckle-face
to try a new remedy for freckles with '
the guarantee ot a reliable dealer ,
er
that it will not coabyou a penny tin
less It removes tne freckles, wane
m aulshes rlsht from wrong and follows the last hours ot hie illness Alexander Andersen Relinquishes Claim
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me rigni. t iyDergaiia mich jjucksou, iyo vi uu ujb ari wi auuuiouu )' ir it noes give you a dear complexion
Dsath of His Friend this friends who reside liRlsbee, were day morning he flret loarned that his the expense Is trifling.
Andy Johnson, tne tr.eaa of Ander- watching at his tedsido.' To them he dead friend had requested that the ln-i simply get an ounce of othlne
son ,hjs been a miner In Blsbee for made known the fact that he had
about two years, having come to the named his friend, Anderson as the
district from Leadville. He was a "beneflolary ot his policy In the tene
meaber ot the Copper Queen Em- fit association, but asked that the
ukivpra' Benefit association and had confer to the association officers, as
named In his association policy his bis dying request, that the money duel
friend Martin Anderson, as benoBcl- on aceount ot bis WHSS,&? ms
.
"
Blouses
Spsdal One Day Sale Of
urnrner
" Ten Dozgn Vaists
And' About As Many
j Different Styles
; ' This Sale
Made To Sell For r
$1.50 And $2.00 On
Sale Friday For r
suranco money due on his policy be 'double strength from tho Central
paid to his mother In Sweden. Mr. pharmaov iind a fo.- awillcatlons '
Anderson statea mat no nau never should bdow you how easy it Is to rid
been toid "by Johnson that he was to yourself of the homely freckles and
he the beneficiary of his benefit asso- ., tfnautiful rnmnloxlon. Rarely
elation policy, that he did not desire Ja more than one ounce needed for
to set up any claim for it as against lhe worBt case.
the mother ot the deceased and re-. tj0 sure to ask the druggist for the
quested that the money be paid to her. doable strength othlne as this is the I
A reunquisumeni was uran up iu prescription sold under guarantee ot
accorunnce wnn tne uesire ot jir. n-;,noney ba jf jt falls to
derson which he signed. The associa-' freckles.
tlon will pay Mr. Anderson's expenses . . .
oil "is trip to rnsoee. no win return
with his honest heart made lighter
and the mother ot Johnson, away olf raam
in owouuu wii uatJ juy in mu kiiuhi- Portland " 5
edge that she was not forgotten hy'0aaand ," ' 4
her son during his last hours of life. Log Angeje, ''' ', . " " 4
Intennehtjof the body of Andy John-1 Sooram60 " " . ! " ! ! 3
son will dcclir this afternoon at 1-30 San po ,...'.. 2
unaer lae auspices ot maueo uuu ret-
Lime Cement
Paints of all kinds, Builder's
Hardware, Plate & Window Glqss
We wish to call especial attention to the fact that we
are putting in a complete line of B. P. S. Paints,
manufactured and a guaranteed by THE PATTERSON-SARGENT
CO., Cleveland, Ohio.
wTtkmT Lumber Co.
COAST LEAGUE
V.
STORY OF OPENING DAY.
,1
Is For r
F RI D A
Y
One Day Only
See These Pretty
Blouses Displayed
In Our
u onuw vv inauw
Mow Lodge", the deceased having beeni
la memter of that qrder. Burial will
6e in bvergroen cemeHjry. UBeral NEW YonK Aprii 10. lfi elght
; services were hold last Sunday aft- i.n,,. .. f ,h rn,mirv rtiia aft.
I ernoon at the, .Palaee UudertaklnK ernoon the um,,ire shouts 'Tlay- and
I parlors. Kev. J. G. Prltchard delivered 8lxteell maJor league teseball cluts
the sermon. There was large attend- begln a campaign which will last until
, ance of friends of the deeeased, of ootoher 5. Eight of the teams are
whom he made many during the time fighting for the National League pen-
, he was here. " , nnd h othor mcht for the chani-
1 . .1 .1- ., s . J.. I - -..-,- --
.uanui nuersun, iae iriouu 01 .vauj
i
1
&? inn,
' , mt i u.
remove 1 i la 1 gaiti'is
1 JIJ ffgh
"G ?lt( K ," f-lrAlV
U Pet. ZZZLiV
3 .625 ESVhiA?
4 .500 55J
rrjgw r-tirrrrr' r . J' rrrrt -
r
Johnson in the highest sense.
As your building
goes up
you'll be surprised at the qulck-
Tlfta ftt fhk wnrl. If me k.ra .tin.
4 plied the lumber. The reason Is.
. '' -Jlfc- all r,1 lllFMAw la iui.Ia nrA inn
time Is lost In .picking out good
boards or Joists. They are all
good. The workmen thus make
quicker time and a better job.
Time saved Is money Eared.
is bee Lumber Co.
Emil Marks, Mgr.
Phone L-125
t PionBiim 01 lae Amencnt leaguv
S Piarvwhcra If iu l.Ainp nri!ffrijl
shown by his course following arrhai that tnlg tg t0 the greatest season
here, was yesterday afternoon shown tisat organUed baseball has known
about, the city and the district y For Reeks the aB8 ha,e teen walting 1
Gus Swanson and others who tnke for the j, t0 ring The early rc.
pride In his action and daring his stay n,, rrnm ,ho tr.iain nmi. n. ,, .
here are extending to him every bos- hit.ition cames nlavod on the.roatl and
Pltal'ty, Anderson Is a minor -hojtho interleague series have slrnened
, "VaI5, tar 51.00 that are actually wwrth SIM and $2. Isn't tlwt Iatereet-
Ugg JTHere are the wains, fully ten dozen of them and In 10 different
styles- made of Voile, Lawn. Linen. IJastlste and Lingerie Materials. In
styles the newest and varied enough to please all tastes.
It ls a sreclal collection ot Waists bought a THIRD under their real
value;. Ai'e oould be prettd- to offer yoa such" 'garments at full regular" pri
ce - and. at the sale price Ufty are a bargain1 most extraordinary. The
opportunity which a sele like thte brings for an increased business Is the
HJily reason why Waists as stylish and handsome as these art presented
tebw 'for one dollar.
. jyBery waist Is an exquisite example of design and needlework. The
-,foopest, daintiest materir.le, abeolutaly correct and put together with spe-"-flinY
care. Fresh from the oases they came in; not soiled, or in the Iea3t
bit rumpled.
" 'Vou' might call them Llngerio BVuse. if you think ol tU word
"moonlnc.wlth an air of grace and distinction more pleasing than you have
qveifhought of It before. Hand-embroidery, Lace3, Grecian Embroidery,
'small Vicks, plaltlngs and Crystal bu.ions compose the most unusual and
r'.-Vrato sort of trltnminas effects. "y'i rr Dutch neck stylee with three
quarter or full length sleeves. Choice Friday for X.
(SECOND FLOOR)
'iSiSiiit
vPifiBspiiiisBiifiraB
A Rousing Friday Sale Of '
Genuine Imported German, Triple-Coated
'blue. white ENAMELED WARE
i
( ar-gEsffl-Tgrl tx 12jge&
No They Are Not
finds hl l.vfng by daily work under
ground. Far from showing sign ot dls
appointment in nqt receiving the $1,
TC0 which advices to him at Leadville
gave him every reason tot expect, he
said last night that he was glad that
matters had terminated as they had.
the appetites of the enthusiasts am
put them on edge In anticipation of
the start of the pennant races.
There have been few important
(changes In the personnel of the ttarus
since the close of last season. Import
ant trades and deals such as have
xor wouia mean comiori lo ine agu b COmmon In "the past were com
motner 01 n s menu wiring tne oai- paratlVe,y few .,Q- number the pist
ancaofherllfeandou.dprobiblybe ..., BO that aii ', the olubs start
of much aid to his sisters.
'The friendship of poor Johnson and
myself," he concluded modestly, "was
that ot two workingir.cn, bunk mates.
the beason with prnatlcilly all of their
veteran plajers ansWeilnc; the roll'
call.
There have been several important
QiSPOTSWOOD
Gorham's Latest Creations
STERLING SILVER TABLEWARE
L. L. GILMAN
Official Watch Inspector for E. P. S. S. W. R. R.
QISPOTSWOOD
St.: ,iJ. is mxzssss s . ....,,, w
than In the past. He seldom alluded
to the old home In Sweden probably
because we were tusy learning the
one such change has taken place in
the American lejgue, but this waa a
change of unusual Importance. Frank
ays end trying to catch up with out chanco ono. ot the most prominent
new country, and I dtd not know that .,,ayer8' of hl3 day and tor the past
ne nau remwvM imns. onsequenny , M 8UCC66stl2l m3nager ot
when I received the official notice "J nm,- .vnnn,i. hnB t,k.-n'
that 1 was jbeneSctary of the insur- Q . tae New Vork Amerlcan3
an-o policy he lett, I had-no Idea ipects to have the Highlanders I
cusht to go, 1 am glad that at the "f. tha frnnt nf fhns,,ce this ,
end he thought of the old home and "
thit there might be those to whom It ye25:
made tne existence of his mother and
sisters known, for otherwise I wouid
uae receive -money mat win go iue f n c f , has
most goodvewbere'and that I do " IIank o'Day as manager of
not need as long as 1 have my health ? 5.,rr41 ,, miit nr
iuu uutiuuau io. ..... -"ec
Owner Murphy has engaged Johnny
Evers to pilot the Cubs In place 01'
Chance Joe Tinker, tho star short-
and can work."
BASE BALL SEASON
(Continued from Pose 1)
At St. 'Louis
St Louis
Detroit
Vellman and Agnew,
rStanage.
SI II
.370
.. 1' C 1
itullln and
has taken the place of Roger Uresna- j
I han as manager of the St. Louis Car.i- j
linals and Bresnuhan has gone to the
Cubs as a catcher. Still another
I change in the managerial forces of the
, National League Is the return of the
, veteran George staiiings, who ioraiur-
ly managed teams in Detroit and New
York and last season was in charge at
B Huffalo. StalHngs has teen signed as
manager by the owners of the Boston
club and will endeavor to put tho
Braves Into the race.
In the National League the opening
games are scheduled as follows:
Timnlclvn at Philadelphia. Pittsburgh
! at Cincinnati. St. Louis at Chicago and
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
i .
.Milwaukee Toledo, postponed, rain. ' Boston at Now York.
bt. I'aui. cpwmfus. postpones snow. , in tjl0 opening games In the Amert-
lftlmiiiytii7Tvi - NflT''PVW'MT ir
OUR TONS OF GOAL
are as big as elephants. Wo
give 2000 lbs. of coal to the ton.
Plenty of juniper and oak wood,
furnished in all lengths. Hay
and grain COULTON chicken
feed a specialty.
PHONE 235.
Independent Fuel & Feed Company
1
nnrc Main St,
Opp. Palace Stablea
THE ANTLERS CAFE
MAIN STREET OPPOSITE P. O. PHONE 221
WM. ROBINSON
Kansas City XI;
4.
Louisville, Ji.
COAST LEAGUE
lean Leaeue Chicago nlays at Clev
I land, Detroit at St. Louis, Philadelpnla
I at Boeton and New York at Washing-
It
Seconds Every Piece
l&iuaranieed Perfect And First Quality
'I r,l:
kfctreat for honsekecrnn A fEt for the economical! A sale of Enameled Ware that will oas a ray ot
'sunshine In every kitchen. Don t tnwt ocrself to use any iii perteet enameled Seeds. Don't rh-'i -the dn
cersithat lurk in ligktlv coated and Imperfect 'piece. BTurj; article in this collection -is sufet)- first
gradSgenuino taportod German, triple ceatea, Wue white enasaele ware absolutely free fro any poi
sonous" substance.
v You have perhaps, bought low-priced enameted ware, ard no doat thougat you were getting ftrs
-rade quality at a bargain "when, tn reality, you were payir? a hlh price fof seeoade NO w r not of
fering you seconds thei is not a doubtful or imperfect jiieee lit the entire eertmftt consisting of 20,
pieces. The offer lncl'-des, "' Tii-
- ,., Vmibt ccimi CU I IDDcn RtllCr PANS. WORTH -JOc. - L
- fcw.THREE PINT, BERLIM COVERED SAUCE PANS WORTH 45c.
TWO QUART PUDDING PANS WORTH 10c .
-.,., 111-;x3 INCH WASH BASINS WORTH 50c. - , - (
ONE QUART TEA POTS WORTH 50:. 1
10 QUART WATER PAILS (Limited Number) WORTH 75c
i House
Dresses
65c
A small assortmest ot
Women's Howe Dresses,
1. Ir ay, naede ot good
jalltSfperealee In. medl
nm aad dark colors.
worth regularly 51.26 ti
day's prico 66c.
Silk
Kimonos
$3.75
Women's Long Silk Kimo
nos, in beautifnl floral pat
terns, witk S-inch border
nsd collar and cuffs of
f-t l.j ..,l. C v.!.
j uea, Friday at $3.75.
Girls' White
Dresses'
$1.25
Xiaeas' and Olrts WTitte
Dreiapn Made ot Lawn
and Batiste, la a variety
rf siylea, trimmed with
pretty emroWery and fine
laces, f!.eo valas for
51.2S.
Girls' Colored
Dresses
f?
!
L
OW'
OPENS AT
flairs A. M.
i63&'
3MM53E3M,
Colored Draaset,
made of Madras ad Per
cales, la a variety at atet
if girlish styla, ieaiy
trimmed wtut afaw, dot
Unu aad plpinj,. sfee 0 to
14 years.
Jt
t&$$ closes At
mm
MAIN STREET
5F
v
K-.
M.
At Ventce-
Venlce
San Pranclsop . . . . . .
Biackenrldee, Tonneman, Klltott
and Hogan; 'McCoiry nd Schmidt.
U
9
3
n
o
II E
At Oakland
Oakland . . .,
Portland 2 5 3
KHIllay aad Xitze: Janiee and Fish-
At Sacramento (U II E
Sacrwaeatot .SU 16 :
Los AngeJee," . . ...i 11 16
Xaaaatt. bchulti. Arel, Wil
liams and Kites; Itefers. Sialic, Dns-
aaII Zw. '.. ttnLul
wu. Ajaa tipH JMCTTTB.
jpL
STANDING
,
NATJONAC LEAGUE,
-f "V
Tjub W.
Hoeiaa f 1
Chicago . .
!C!rijCfmti
JL X
I Pet
Jfojiarte
No"gme
Nogas-
PHtelwrsh 7. No gam
fjsrpDKiyn
PljJJadel!
new
BK-- ..JHB.. J. VT7
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Bhta, T 1 -"
"i otk a-..;..- v , -T
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Team W.
Phitadalafata -. 1
uC IjOKtS "
Washington 1
Boston - 8
'Detroit -
New York
Clevetand . . .
Chicago
u ret.
0 .106
0 .1M
i. .m
1 '.5W
1 .ftW
1 .5a
No game
No game
DON'T FORGET DANCE
FRIDAY 11TH.
Fair Hall, after lestons. Strict
ly society dancing is all that Is
allowed. Run under best In
strnctiotw. Williams & Clark.
ton.
The schedules of tlie two lig
leagues have teen arranged so that
there, will be the minimum of conflkt-
lng dates. Each organization will
pUy a season of 154 games and tae
final contest in each will lie played
October 5
Phone 61b or Pncne 50
J. J. QUILL
BCGAGE AND TPANSFCR
Prompt Attention Given Moving
and Hauling of all
Satisfaction
Kinds.
Guaranteed.
aids to cood health and to the
strength, comfort and cheerful
ness which depend on thecondi
tion of health are the famous,
time-tested, safe and speedy
The Arizona Sanitarium
SAFFORD
Specially equipped for modern
and up-to-date treatment of
Rheumatism, nervous diseases
and general surgery. Prlce3
moderate.
Phone 496 r. O. Box 12S3
SAMUEL RANKIN
Printer and Stationer
15 Muhclm Building BISBEE AIUZ.
O. K. LIVERY and
UNDERTAKING Co.
ROBERT HENNESSY, Frop.
Prions 15, Op. Depot Ambulant
FILLS
Sold errwbre. la loxu, 10c. 2Sc
LEVY BROTHERS
BROKERS
Copper Queen Hotel
Tbone 135
Bifbec, ArbAia.
RUGS AND CARPETS
Easily cleaned with electri
vacuum cleaner aad ttvaporator.
They will look like ntw. Leave
orders at Mulr'a Music Store or
Phone 11.
2
Johnson Meat Company
NOTHING RUT TPE BEST
Phoenix Beef and Milk Fed
Veal.
Main Street, Bisbee.
f Yoa Want To
SELL or RENT
YOUR
PROPERTY
SEE
The Real Estate Man
Phone 76
Opp. Depot
THE SHATTUCK
ANHEUSER
AGF.NT3
BUSCH BEER
oQU'RIUCL
WTIISKY
PHONE 242
Taa1nV
P Advertise in Bisbee Review
fHE ARIZONA AND NEW
MEXICO RAILROAD CO.
PASSENGER SERVICE
6:55 a. m. Lv CUtton ar. 3-C3 p. m.
7:3t a. m. I.v Guthrie Lv ?:20 p. m.
S:18 a. m. Lv Duncan Lt 2:28 . in.
9:3S a. m Lv Lordsbnrg Lv 1:23 p. m.
10.45 a. m. Ar Huachlta Lv 11:S9 a.m.
South bound train connects with
Southern Pacific west Vocntt train
No. 1. leaving LordsbUrg 10:57 a. a.
Mountain Time.
South bound train connects wlthrEl
Pas & Southwestern cast .bound'
train tor El Paso, leaving HachlGTat
11:60 a. m., Mountain Time, "and
with -west bound train tor Douglan
and Bisbee, leaving Hachlta at 10:50
a ta. Mountain Time.
-j R. K. MINSON.-
Cllttoiv AjIi. General Passenger Agent
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