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PAGE SIX
THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, BISBEE, ARIZONA, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 11, 1913.
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JEWELRY B
Arrest of Phoenix Young
Man of Prominent Family
Results in Recover of
Greater Portion of Goods
GOOD WORiTbY HOWE
Deputy Shcntt Allia Howe on
Tuesday arrested a wan In Phoenix
a'd secured In his nosesjlon much of
(ho loot Ptojea some weeks ago from
the Oilman Jewelry corcwuy on Mala
street- Yesterday the usiM:ct was ar
raigned at Tombstone and, waiving a
hearing, -was bound over to'tha grand
jury m the sum of $1000. ThU bond
l.c was nnabla to raise.
ThroaRhthe aTcst the greater part
of the loot secured from the store
lias bean recovered. Among the
articles found In. a trunk belonging to
Ibo suspect wore pawn tickets for
four gold watches, and a number of
fobs, watch chains and "some sllvei
T.atchcs. Tkcsuspect denies that he
bad anything to do with tho robbery
but claims that tho articles were giv
en to hltn by a partner.
3eidea other Jewelry, not of great
value, ten "watches, 'valued at about
$R00, were -stolen. About two weeks
after the burglary a part of the stol
en watches were found u Tucson
and Deputy Sheriff Gannon went
there to Investigate. Two of the miss
Inn watches wero recovered there.
"With those secured by Sheriff Howe
u!x of the. ton valuable watches stolen
have now been recovered. With the
uber jewelry recovered, about 75 per
cent of all the goods stolen Is -back
in tho Gllman store. Mr. Oilman was
la Tombstone on Wedresday and
checked over the number:) of the
snatches, thus establishing his claim
to tho property.
Deputy Howe comes li for much
credit In running down las man at
Phoenix, where he followed tho clue
from Tucson The namo of the pris
oner has not been disclosed as yet
5n the hope tliat his partner may b
upprehended. It being believed that h
liad anactive accomplice. The man
under- Arrest is said to be of a prom
inent PhQcnlr family.
LOWELL HOUSES CLOSE
IN RESPECT 10 ROONEY
All business houses of 1-owell will
iloe this morning In respect to the
memory of John Itooney and so that
tho many friends of the late officer
can attend the funeral strvlces.
The funeral sen-ices will be held at
he Elks lodge at 9.S0 oaock. The
officers of the Elks will conduct tbt
ceremonies under the Elks ritual.
The deceased was a raen-ber of the
KnlgUtt. of Columbus and this body
will alto bQ present Following the
terviccfl at the Elks the procession
will mike its way to the Catholic
church where rnther Mfteer will of
ficiate at the church services. Inter
ment will be made In tbe Elks plot
In Evergreen cemetery.
Brief IgceI Items
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
PROF. E H. GIDLEY
Musical Director Orpbeum
Studio 78 Brewery Avenue
MwUm
Oouble Header.
In a double hetder at the "i. M.
C. A. last night In the Indoor has
ball league the Phelps Dodge team di
feated the Y, 9 to and the Profes
sionals won from the Miners 8 to 1.
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New Arrival
A boy that by actual weighing reg
istered 101-2 pounds, arrived yester
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Parsons, on Tombstone canyon.
To Phoenix.
Walter Hubbard left yesterday fo.
Phoenix where he will arrange for
tho shipment to the BIsbec Auto Co.
of ono 33 and two 23 Studebakers.
They arc expected tomorrow.
Child Dies.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Burns, of School Hill, died
yesterdav. Funeral services were
held at the Catholic church. Father
Meurer officiating. Interment was In
Evergreen cemetery.
Hold Banquet . .
A very enjoyable time was had last
night when a number of the charts:
i . r rvwhlsn Trllw No. 7 ol
Red Men gave a banquet to other
members. It followed the regular
meeting and about 50 sat down to the
feast. It was an Informal affair, fol
lowed by a smoker. The excellent
couslne was furnished by the EJel-
wals cafe.
NOTICE KNIGHTS OF
COLUMBUS
Brother1 Knights jou are re
spectfully' requested to meet at
K. of C hall Friday morning at
9 o'clock sharp, to attend the
funeral of Brother John Itooney.
T B. DOWRICK. D. G K
Eats Freely But
Has No Dyspepsia
Takes a mild laxatic with
good Pepsin and in
surcs comfort and
pleasure.
Fortunate Is tbe one who can cat
"anything" without suferlng the tor
tures of dyspepsia, but as few are so
fortunate care should be taken In the!
matter of diet. Eating slowly, masti
cating the food thoroughly and taking
ehnrt wnllr fiftnr thw lioavv men! of
thn rt.ir will do much towards assist
ing digestion. Any gtown-up person)
ought to know the peculiar food3 that;
do not agree, and these should bej
avoided. !
When these common-sense aid3 fail.i
the next thing to do Is to take a mild j
digestive tonic with laxative proper-j
.u ..., lav, la nnno lipMpr than Dr I
V,Oj OUU fc.., uvwu ---.. ... . , k- r ., -, . ,v
Caldwell s Syrup Pepsin, it contains t wen b oyrup rcpstu, i ieei iu jeur
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MRS. OLIVER YOUNG
permanent relief, by using Dr. Cald-
Ui irrB.ntost of all aids to digfeBtlon
good pepsin. It has bther lngredlonts
that act mildly on the towels, which
together form a combination for tho
relief of dyspepsia or Indigestion that
is unsurpassed.
Its action Is to tone ana strengtaen
the stomach and bowel muscles so
that they can again do their work
TiMnmitv without outside aid. and
when that happy moment comes all
medicine can be dispensed wun. it
Is the best remedy obtainable for any
disorder of the stomach, liver ana
bowels, for dyspepsia, constipation,
biliousness, headaches, drowsiness af
lpr ratine, cas on the stomach, etc.
Thousands of users will testify to
this, among them Mrs. Oliver loung.
Merrill, Wis. She says: "After many
years of suffering from indigestion 1
have obtained wnat i ueneve to ue
younger, my work seems easy aiy
!reath Is no longer bad ant' I ea;
vhnt I Txratlf without iHstrs..
Svnin lnaln l atirA tn Ira rAinltw
and a vast Improvement over chewing
or swaiowing lauiem una imuis, ur
tntlni- rathnrtlpn. snlts. etc.. all of
which are harsh and museous and at
best do but temporary gooa. iou
can obtain Syrup Pepsin at any drug
store for fifty cents or one dollar s
bottle. Results are always guarante
ed qr money will be refunded.
If no memoer or your lamiiy nas
ever used Syrup Pepsin and you
would like to make a personal trlaj
of It before buying it In the regular
vav of a druggist, send your address
a postal will do to Dr. W. B. Cald
well, 417 Washington St. Monticello,
I1U and a free sample bottle will be
mailed you. .
WE KNOW--WE WISH
YOU KNEW What Splen
did Values We Have In
Our Clothing Department
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Extra Specials
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CntVmmt, UMDcftrCtlt
A Square Deal
OHE HUNDRED &
THIRTY SEVEN YEARS
ago EVERY MAN in America
was granted a squaru deal and
an equal opportunity
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TWELVE YEARS AGO
WE bgan o offer the MEN
OF BISBEE a
SQUARE DEAX. IN CLOTHES
THE IDEA WAS (and Is
still) to offer tne BEST
GRADES in all lines on MEN'S
WEAR with our absolute
guarantee of FAIR & REASON
ABLE PROFITS, together wltb
our boat personal attention and
satisfactory tratmenL
YOU NEED A SPRING SUIT
$20.00
to
J30.00
Will get you a good one here
at the SAFE PLACE
LESS THAN THAT won't set a
waiir GOOD ONE.
la any' 'man's' country, because
It Is not In the game.
IT TAKES that (considering a
reasonable profit added) to in
sure good fabrics, talWlng.
stylo and trlmmlngb and when
yon hear otherwise you can
guess a little and you'd better
Study a lot
(THE SAFE PLACE)
Schwartz
Bros., Co.
'Main St
Friday and Saturday
April 11th and 12tb
Two Days Only
AT
Taylor's Cyclone
Novelty Store
20 in. -Embroidered Flounclngs.
Regular price 2c pr y.
Two days only 20c
27 In. Embroidered Flounclngs.
Regular price 25c por" yd.
Two days only 25c
27 in. Embroidered riounclnga.
Regular price 45c ptr yd.
Two days only 35c
8 in. Embroidery. Rei;ular price
15c per yd
Two days only . . .8 l-3c
&1-2 and 6 embroidery. Regular
price 10 cents per yd.
Two days only . . .6 l-4c
New Goods Arriving Oaiiy
Taylor's Cyclone
Novelty Store
Cor. Johnson Block
MAIN ST.
Just a few steps
up Main Street.
Every step saves
you money.
business Good.
Trade the present week ha oeen
excellent with all business bousei
Not only are tho lalles bu.Mng sprlns
things but the male po.-u)atlon Is also
adding to the stj ic tnd seasonaulcness
of its wearing apparel, with conse-
qnence that everybody's busy
r....Hallt Mtinn
nother Interesting sermon was de
livered test night by Martin, the
evangelist, at the Church of Christ,
the subject being "The Conversation
of the Greatest Man That Ever Lived.
The subject for tonignt u one x...i."
.!.,!. intnMet rrvmM: "How to
Read and Understand the Hlble.
These meetings ure growing in inter
est and man are enjoying the ser
iuons of the evangelist.
Is Visiting Biebee.
i Carl Behn. for several years a mm
1 chant tn this city, now In business at
both Wlnslow and snowuaKC in ..
jo county, arrived in Bisbee yester
iioV n,t was husv during the day re
ceiving welcome from his many
friends here. Mr. Behn says that ittl
northern part of the territory is proV
... n. x-nvalo county the stock
.ndustry Is the predominant one and
he says the ranges are good and catt'e
ami sheep are in good condition. Mr.
Behn comes on a business mission
and will probably leave here for hia
present home at Wlnslow today.
DON'T FORGET DANCE
FRIDAY 11TH.
Fair Hall, after lessons. Strict
ly society dancing 13 all that 4s
allowed. Run under best in
structions. Williams & Clark.
INAUGURAL III HOE
EXCELLS fill OTHER
Remains to Nebraska. ..
Thomas Walker, a miner employe!
at the Shattuck, died at 6 o'clock last
e, moraine. Ills wife, who re
sided at DuBols, Nebraska, arrived on
Monday, having teen called to her
sick husband. On Tuesday Mrs. A alK
pr returned home, accompanying tne
Tonight will t the first of Wilson
fTnom,T-otloYi ntrtllTAa At the Royal
Theater, where the management feel
that It has views or tms greatest n
American events that will be more
than pleasing to the public and woli
worth seeing by everybody.
The films are the product of the
Associated Motion Picture Producers
Association, the pictures for which
were taken 'by the world's best photo
graphers and made reaay ior promo
tion with all the care and skill that
attends the productions of this great
est of Moving picturo concerns. De
tail has been worked out carefully,
trom many pictures, taken from differ
ent points of view, '"and the product is
perfect. ;
Iho pictures come licensed by the
Motion Picture Patent Co.. and with
the certificate of tile New York board
of censorship. They are also certl
tied to by President Wilson as the
only ofticlally recqgnlzed views. Th
original of each lew Is now filed in
the government archives at Washins
4 fnw nifiurTflt.on as a part 01
Just to jog your memory we want to call your
Particular attention to this very important fact
which in justice to yo.ursclf you should consider.
Be frank and ask yourself this question, Am I
getting or have I been.getttng the very best values
in clothes that my money will buy? If the answer
is yes then all's well. But if the answer is no
then come and see usfor we have every reason to
think we re showing the very best clothes that
manufacturers produce. And you'll think so when
you see the label of the High Class Makers on
our Garments.
Rare and Stimulating
Style's for You to Make
Your Selection From
The clever young men of today who arc taking
their places in the Big Game of life want and
should have clothes that will help them in their
endeavor to push on to success and let us tell you
that among our assortment of the excellent
clothes we are showing you will find a model
which will grip your admiration and a size
which will fit as if it were made for you. You'll
find here the greatest variety of fabrics and mod
els it has ever been our pleasure to show. Priced
within the reach of all.
B(mIe
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er returned home, accompwu - r"-J',' attpr of the country. The
remains of her ""VVer U only copies of these pictured that will
buried In Nebraska. Mrs. alker onty cop
a daughter of Thomai A hltehcad .the be Men wn,ch haseQ
well known Arizona and msteepw sno , Le
eer. The deceased w Arizon ' shown tonight, tomorrow night and at
la Globe .oerrKnd5llBUU0' Saturday matinee and night perform
A large circle of friends in uh Accomp-nying them w.ll be a
aeepiy rrhic. " -v
: Blunt Lopes ,
' Beverly niunt. cleaning and aye
"L Jom-iMor. and Miss Beckey
iopes. of Hartford. Ark. were quietly
married l.st night by Judge alter
.Thomas following the arrival of a li
cense brought by Jimmy Ovens from
. ---. ., rtrnvft over m "
i MoxnoBuuc, ""w .w.- ----
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oiiTniniiiiiic. tjutuv
high class bill of other moving pic
tures. Prices at tho Royal always re
,ir, fh anme reeardless of addltlon-
; al expense the house may be put to in
getting tho best.
mends of The bride" and groom learned
of the wedding ioiiowiub ---mony
and crowded Brewery Gulch at
the Blunt establishment, where the
wedding occurred, 'lae groom
rnrfed in a manner that was voted
highly acceptable.
Meeting Requirements.
n,""!' J?-,2,., rrt tho minimum of
dLtlculty Iwlng encountered with ref
erence of eniorcemeni '"."!,
o' ?he new barbage ordinance which
went into effect recently, nousefceep
r generally are mvlng ell rf"''
ers. gFr V- .i vinff fh rtsntlatlons
ithTcnng
complaints to mano. .---,,.
dry to considered at the present Im
In the best sanitary condition to Its
history., a situation -r -r
antborltles ara oeinu"-
talu.
Matt Wurtenberg tne 5ell 1 known
meat man.ias. gone to Phoenix.
Miss Perkins of the fifth grade of
the Swell school to 111 at her home-
ATTENTION ELKS.
The funeral of our late broLh
cr. John Rooney. will be held
from the Elks Homo at 9:20
a. m. Friday All Elks are re
quested to be present a5a.ni.
The public Is Invited to attend.
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Increased Traffic.
One sign "of the arrival cf Spring
Is in considerably Increased street
the . railway traffic reported br Siiperio
W. D. EVANS, E.
E. M. COX, Secy.
NOTICE ODD FE'.LOWS
All members of Blabee Lodge
No. 10 aro requested to meet
at the hal! at 1 o'clock, p. m.
today to attend the luneral of
our late Brother Anorew John
son. By order of the Noble
grand.
The Winner.
Griggs "I should say that the
keys to succers are luck and pluck
3r!g3 "Sure! Luck in finding some
tno to pluck-" Hcston Transcript.
"Oh Girls! Do Try.2;
GETS-IT for Corns"
The New-Plan Corn Cure.. No Fuss,
No Pain, Sure and Quick.
You never used anything like
GETS-IT" for corns, before. You're
sure at last that every stubborn corn
that you've tried so long to get rid
U. S. Hardware and Paint Store
We carry a complete line of Mechanics' Tools, such brands as Stan
ly, Starretts, Buck, White, Disston and all the leading makes of
Builders Hardware, Paints, Oils and Varnishes of the best quality.
Also a complete line of Sporting Goods, 'Rifles, Shot' Guns and Re
volvers We carry exclusively Winchester Ammunition-
U. S. Hardware and Paint Store
Phone 264
DON LUIS DANCE.
Don't forget the Don Luis
dance Friday, April 11th.- -Adv.
Club
tt,n out Yoakum for the last two
ffteks. A good part or tne puuuc i-
M..W ridim- for nles'wire found in the
open air, where as traffic a while back
was connnoa to tne Dusinrw oi Luac
moving about of necessity.
Los Angeles Attorney
JoscDh Scott, the well known Io
Angeles attorney, arrived in Bisbee
yesterday. H says that Southern Cal
ifornia has Been niessea wua auuuu
.. f -olr, Hnrimr tho DJSt winter
and this- has done anuch to dispel the
gloom caused by the enormous iobb m
the orange belts as the result of the
h.,n frooVo i.rts. Ancelps continues
to move forward by leapoand bound
according to Mr. cott ana j.rcncm.
prosperity has all the elements whlcn
points to Its premanency.
Ottawa despatch says President Wil
son expects to visit Canada, to ar
range for a scheme of co-operation be
tween Qritlfeh wiiumnia ana uun.
States Tor' extension of Pacific Great
r..i.fi rallrruiit tn Viilcon and through
Necotlations for a new treaty be-
.,r, Tinitoo Kt-ifp-i and Russia in
!.- r ooTTimorplnl treaty of 18S2. ob-
rogated by President Taft. have be-
gau by secretary ox aiie '; "
Trneiinn Ambassador Mahkmeteff.
f At least half a dozen currency bills
are ready for introduction, mobi oi
Sieso bills represent the views of In
dividual congressmen and -will bo In
troduced as individual bills.
U m reported that J. P. Morgan was
indomitable to the last, saying.
JJOitl Daoy me so. xib ujbibicu mk...... . . - --- "-
he would be able to leave Rome Mon-' cago. Sold In Blsbca b7 BIsbeo Dros
tlaj and has ordered a sKdal train Co., Central Pharmacy and Phelps
to take him. Dodge MercanUIe Co.
"How I Did Suffer from Corns for
Years. GETS-IT" Got Them All in a
few Day
of is a "goner."' You apply "GETS-
IT" In 2 seconds, that's all. "GETS
XV does the rest. There's no more
fussing, no more bandages to fix, no
more salves to tnrn the flesh red and
raw. No more plasters to get mis
placed and pressn the corn. No more
'pulling," noEyre to311 ho more
picking and gouging, no more razors.
"GBTS-IT" stops pain, snnveis up
the corn and the corn vanishes.
"GETS-IT" never falls, Is harmless
to the healthy flesh. Warts, calluses
and bunions disappear.
"GETS-IT" Is sold at drug stores
at 25c a bottle, or sent on receipt of
price dj a. i-awrence ana uo., uni-
Refrigerators
Ice Cream Freezers
Garden Hose
OIL STOVES
AND OVENS
In All Sizes
Everything Bought
Sold, Exchanged
Standard
Furniture Co.
C. W. Allenf
Allen Block
Phone 214
Are You
Soap Satisfied?
Any soap 13 not good for every
skin. Your skin, for Instance,
may require a soap of an enUre
ly different character.from that
which another personovosld use,
because your skin' may-be more
delicato and sensitive. Firs:
then, to be on tho "safe, side,
know for a certainty that the
scap yoa uso is of -a 'reputable
make. Our assortment of soaps
Is carefully selected with regard
to quality and character. They
contain no harmful coloring and
are not made from cheap or In
ferior substances. - We can give
you the parUcular soap that will
be most satisfactory for your
personal use.
BISBEE DRUG
COPPER QUEEN HOTEL
and High Class Cafe
EUROPEAN PLAN
Special $1.00 Table d'Hote Dinner From 5;30 to 8 p. in.
Reg lar St)c Uacfeeon Daily HENRY POPPSN', Manage
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