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THE BTSBEE DAILY REVIEW. BISBEE, ARIZONA, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 25; 1913
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RADIUM Y. M. G. A: Tuesday ' '
IVrt Ll KJ 1Y1 Night, April 29th
Greatest Marvel of Science
Perpetual Heat and Light?
Over $5,000,000 Per Pound
r " - It Lives Thousands of Years' '
, ALSO DEMONS- , 1 A
tation with JLiquia Air
.312 BJoSu Zero. Melts Steel But Freezes Alcohol. Bolls on Ic. etc.
, . AND MARCONVS"
WIRELESS TELEGRAPH
A- Complete Wireless Station la 0eratloa Before the" ' Audi? nee.
Messages Sent fc Received.
1BIRDS AND BED MEN
! UNITE ONCE AGAIN
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Local And Personal Notes
' A. IL Jackson, and wife-of Dooghu,
are IK the ty on a'vislt. ;
1 V
V. II. Forbs nlprejnftng n. Leila
sky Co., xf f'A Paso, is a business
visitor. . f
J. A. Zaftder. of Tucson. Is to rmra
or o; few days, -
, Sirs. Barbeei lias returned from a
brief TtslOln Tucson.'
Judge Doan in City.
Judge F. M. Doan was In Bisbee
yeeterd-y from his homo la Douglas,
coming here to consult with Martin
Q'liara regarding -onie legal Batten
affecting the Internets rof Mr."0'Hns.
Nacoxari Is Qblet.
J. S. Williams, Jr:. arrived yester
day from Nacosarl, Sonora, Mr. Wil
liams says that Nacozari Is unusual
ly quiet at this tlrao and without any
aisturhing feature. The Alocteruma
Robert Tjbi, a -prominent teal es
tate man. of 1 Phso, Is In the city on
'business. . , ""
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,To St. Louis.
J. V Hoatfu.-left,yerday for her, Copper company fa producing copper
v i 'bi t .! ',... -v., .iat about ta same rate as during tha
tailed by the illness of her daugbtar. J I1 J1"
CemeteryGrpund for County.
Chairman (Jus Mckey. of tho board
of supcrvlsora. Is having come ground
From State Meeting.-
Mra W. A- McDonald baa returned f
from Tapboii.- where sh had bM-n to
attend the Woodmen Circle and e- eaBt: of" U City cemetery surveyed
feist In crmlnk a Mate organization . ' purpose of securing it for a coun
cf the Cltild.
County Officials.
ty burying ground. The survey la be
ing made to determine If the desired
tract belongs to the C. & A. or tho
car, clerk ofthV board and Owen E. ZL ?5"i?. it -m 1?
.uh ,rtv rmr.lnr nil ho.nmJ ""edb? I company it wlUba easi
er-
Murphy, oQUttr.,recordcr. all honored
and faithful county osiclals Kerc In
Jlleb- yesjerdaj-j for a short visit.
Aecomranled lf Gus Hickey, chair
man of the4oJrd of 8uperrI&ors,
Wisw. Jtocfeand -Kargar visited th
branch county Jail here, finding It In
pood condition. ' They alfo paid their
rot-pects to-Jtretrces High and Thom
b. RecorderMijriihy -wan hero' to ap
point some extra ceputl6 as jvgls-tiu-Ini;
offltera w? that an) of his lady
friends -wHSj U(Cno register may not
btamo htm.
J. A. Zander, tuner. Laave orders
at Mulr'e' Music Ptore, Advertisement,
252.
This $1,25 Business
For 9 5c Cents
Don't GihFor Us
t A Mnn who gets a. bargain gen
rally finds that ho paid more
than It -vroa worth other times
wanted certain slz-efl and was
disappointed
THBT UROt'QHT CROY.'DS but
to get more crowd, rtxjulres
, Jnora bargain for iae &R-
uAJ.n htoiis- EiasTS ty tae
'drifting trade of ralww ahop-
periV
THE MERCHANT OP TODAT
who &2ct3'lo be THE ME3t
CHANT OP TOMORROW must
depend upon
HONEST PRICES and CAPA
3LE SERVICE.
JT 13 mora PLEASANT and
PROFITABLE to deal with poo
pla wliT know what value
means &advth store Jthat ha
MERCIIANDrsK of QUALITY
wjll not need the bargain bait
to draw trado.
WpV'E" LOTSof LLNE3 of
MERCHANDISE of QUALITT
t telling all the time at a- price
eju&l to il value and MBft
CHANDI3E that we are proud
to ahow any MAN who U PAR
TlCUL&RTacd who KNOWS.
NETTLETON SHOES
STETSON HATS
MALLORY HATS
(Crwaetted)-i-.
ITOWNSEND-ORACE STRAWS
and PAN.MA3.
CLUETT and GOTHAM shlrta.
'"CROWN" separate Tro'iaers.
:SOCIETTh JJRAN'D and
WASHINGTON CO. SUITS.
ARROW COLLARS, IRONCLAD
BOX, KEISER NECKWEAR,
faELPARK "Wash" NECK
WEAR, and Articles of merit
too namcrous to mention
TRY U3-ncd SEE
Schwartz
Bros. Co.
The Safe Place Main St
ly available for the county.
Prohibition Activity.
Engene W. Chafln, presidential nom
inee of the prohibition party in the
last election, will arrive In the city
from Phoenix tomorrow. At 11
o'clock Bunday morning he will
speak at. the Methodist church, at t
o'clock .at. .the Y M, C. A, and at 7.41
o'clock at the lrosbytrian. church.
Prom har he goes to El ano and
from there east, returning to Arlzons
In September Edward W. Milla.
8tat organtrer of the prohibition par
ty, arrived In the city yertenlay from
Phoenix. Mr. Mlll will aiao spaaft
on Sunday
Picture Ta"ken
The city council recently cat for
Its picture. It Is probable that a
photograph will tw pu; la the city
nail.
School Cloting
Announcement of h cloelnc of
the schools In the Warren dlstrlc;
has been made. Tho graced schools
will close en -May 10 and the Hlgu
school May SO.
etudonts Party.
The sehlors of the Central High
Bchcol will give a party at the Cen
tra school building on Friday nlgbt
New Druggist
Orover Wiley, of Beeeenaer City,
N C, has. Accepted a position with
the Central pharmacy. He will be
(u charge of the aoda fountain and
win also assist la ths p?eertpt!ca
department.
Organizing Teame
Both the Moose" and the Knights of
Pythias are organising base ball
teams. The Mooae expect to play
tee raoipenoocse team soon. The
latter hare a game with the High
School scheduled for Sunday.
Grammar League.
The Centrals and the Lowells will
meet tomorrow In the Grammar
School Baseball league; A good game
Is romle4.
Resigns- Position
C. A- Wadaworth, physical director
of the Y. H. O. A, has resigned his
poaltloa and will go to Pasadena'Cal.
where' be, will engage In play ground
Aboard for tha big annual event
the clcnlc of plenlcs.rthe on- bis
gala, everybody-happy fraternal rvr.
of each recurring season the Joint
picnic of the Euglea and the Red J
Men.
As In previous years this eent Willi
Ui held at I.0WI4 Springs. That and.
a variety of other thluga were deter
mined last night In a meeting of,
committees representing the two or
derc,. ht-n the date for the annual ',
plcnfo was fixed forSuuday,' June 3.)
Incidentally the committers deter-1
mlnedj.Jhat tbey would mak4he plo-j
nlc oft 1913 ihe;4ilg!rst and ht like-;
wis thje-xaobt jaemorable, of,-ttay kind J
and nit In the past. XThc Eagles will,
.serene and .the Red Men wjtoop In'
tte meantime, to th tad of seeing
that 'the entire -public of Cochtee coun-
(y gets in on tb Jilg day and shares '
la its enjoyment uad, large siuccess, !
For the Eagles, F. C. Fenderson.J
CKcar Jonnson-and.j. K. icuonaia
were named last night and Wm. R.
Tonkin. Phil. S. Munchand,- F. W.
Freeman for the Red Men. these gen
tlemen comprising the first commit
tee on arrsoeementa. Jth powers of
all kinds In drafting aid and seeing
to it that there- IS '.all kinds o! steam
pat behind the pdrance. steps In pro
sparing for the, big dar- They are on
the job enthusiastically and can be
looked to with assurance for results.
Work of cleaning up the Lewis
Springs ground and putting them In
the beet kind of shape for the day
Is to start at once. In fact cleaning
of the swimming- pool was started
yesterday, along with other overhaul
ing. Everything Is to more from now
on and though there Is a little better
than a month ahead the committees
expect to be busy all tho time.
Arrangement are to be made at
once for special train service from (he
city to the springs, the special prob
ably leaving the city about 8 a. is.
and ..returning at night, giving every
body ss. opnortunlty to enjoy a day
In the country. Remember the date.
June S, and keep your engagement
book open for it.
You Cannot Serve
Too Big A Dish
of our tco cream. If Is so
dainty In appearance, so deli
cious in flavor that no one can
reelst eating even the lagrest
dish of IL And our Ice cream
Is as goo'd as (t looks and taites.
Only the purest of materials are
used,' only "tho most sanitary
melhods employe'd"In the ftwfc-.
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Central Pharmacy
the cue
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made at the bank on the regular
'bank pass-book, but not on stamp
cards. Deposits of less than $1.10
will not be received at the bank.
During summer vacations deposits
and withdrawals, on the echool sav
ings bank cards will be' attended to
at the bank.
MUNICIPAL -ABBAT01R
BIsbee Health Board Takes
Position That Bisbee Does
Not Need Sanitary Help in
This Respect from State
Hotel Arrivals',
Copper Queen: Ernest McAulay,
Tucson! W. H. Forbes. El Paso: W.
Into School Savings Book Welsslnger, Fort Worth; L W. Haw-T-.
., r r rt t. fci118' St- Louis; O. V. Burcham, Tuo-
-DepOSltS from One Cent son. n. B. Ovelman. Chicago; H. P.
Edkln, Los Angeles, A. B. Jackson
and wife, Douglas; L. J. Reed, Oak
land; George Young, Cananea; J. J.
Hasbrouck, Cananea; F. S. Bailey,
Cananea; F. E. Alderson, Loa Ange
les, Henry Spltaer; Los Angeles;
Frank Hlllman, Cananea; Ignacio
Nogales; M. M. Bwain,
Nickels and Dimes May Go
Up Acceptable
The Miners & Merchants Bank has
begun active introduction In the
schools of the city, of the Savings
Bank System, for the Inauguration of Bonlllas.
which it secured the consent of the Douglas.
School Board some time ago for the Philadelphia. 31. E. Cooper, wlfo
banks of the city. For the present and children. City.
at least, the Miners & Merchants will .
be the only bsnk tp engage In the Ee,6 Aut0,
enterprise. , ... The Bisbee Auto company has sold
As the bank management states t0 R p of Doa LulB ft Stude
In connection with the Installation of baker "30".
the system, tho expense intohcd is
no small item and tne net returns to ,, ... .. ..
.. .... m v ,.-ii ,wt Health Meeting.
.for seve,ar 'ears Ut",T "value"' of A" 2
I teaching tho riiln generation hab- ''.JS" "Lv?
it., .hf. 4 .l ,.i. ,,s. Phoenix on Saturday. It is probable
ods and a bank-sTelaUon to o 8everal local slcUns wUI at
business world will ln time more lena-
than repay the. present expenditure.
This movement is In operation in
many of the leading, cities of the
United States, and Jt has met with
j great success through the co-opera
uon oi lae uauji luai juaiuuira iuu
system, the school Coard and faculty,
and the parents of 'Jho children.
The pupils of th'e Public schools
of nisbee will, hereafter, have an op-
LADIE8
Call at the office of Hagan & Seed
and register io yod may rote.
That the existing health laws fully
cover the situation and that the e I portunlty to save their peania, nlck-
tabllshment of a slaughter house bore
would ba an unnecessary espenK. ia
the view held by the local health
board In regard to the slaughter houc
bll-npw before the legislature. The
bill provides that city-councils buijc"
and maintain a municipal slaughter
hquse which Is to be under the direct
sopervialon of the state livestock san
itary board, in- regard to this mat
ter the following telegram was re
ceived yeeterdfty from Assemblyman
Craig by the local health board-
"Are ' sanitary conditions bad at
our slaughter houses? Bill before
legislature forcing city councils to
b'Jild and maintain same under direct
supervision of state lire stock sani
tary board. Do you think same nee
euary to alleviate any existing con
els, dimes and quarters tbioiigb the
bchoo! savings department which
this bank will install.
This 8) 8 tern was, first started In
this country by John. H. Thlry, a na
tho of Belgium, .yiho wsb bom ln
the year 1S22. Ha was educated
there; later coming to the United
States ln 1S5&. From the time of his
election to the office of school com
missioner of Long Island City until
bis death be was a great advocate of
thrift among the pupils of the public
schools of this country. In 1SS-1 he
established the school satlngs bank
system in School io. I ln Long Isl
and City and from that time ha do
voted h's life to the installation of
this system in the public schools of
the United Btatw, and Is today
in rvf. a . -. ..,. .
u .? .. .v f v ulTyJl i looked upon as one Qf the greatest
the sltuaUan the Bisboe health board, ..,'l . ,h -. catinr,
made the following reply to Dr. Craig
Aienefactors the younger generation
bad. i
Through these years educators,
bankers and organizations have been
Interested In and have recommended
and aided ln, introducing the school
savings tank system.
It has now reached Bisbee and the
board of education.' and The Miners
&. Merchants Banlcjare to further He
extension by giving to the younger
and rising elemt-ut of TUbee an op
portunity to save "their money an!
to practice one of, the greatest les-
........ 4k.ir
New Arrival "- "1 '"' ,. ' ., A,
A baby glri arrived at the home of . u ":?"" " "r.. . .v T
M, onrt Wn J irJ1tmn. at Tht. . " " " lh"wu ui u.u ui mo i-u"
"Our opinion la that proposed bill.
will force city to aseume an activity
largely foreign to Its proper munici
pal functions, and at great economic
lose ln order tor reach an object easily
remedied by enforcement of existing
health laws. Bisbee Health Board."
If Is understood that while tho
slaughter bouse- bill-had small op
position at its introduction protect
sgtilnrt the measure Is now becoming
strosg.
huahua Hill, yesterday.
work. Hennas been here eight months; Sad News
drea of Pi -nd-ls soliciting their
arty cooperation to mako this sys
tern a euciss. With Its success the
i.wwr. ijb.uu uwb owe wgai coauio : bad News - . , 77 VL u V j .i
immc? Unm f!iiJnnaH. a mirM. I -T t -.-. v.. ....i.. i r ' children, the echools and the com
?.--. " . ... . .: I --"-. "-" w, ". -"'- -' n,,,.!). of la,o- -(11 K tha S.nn.
., -.-.ly v . ok r " ' -
sort will not'te appointed until talL'the death of T. W( Furgeson
, Z ' iJ fj. JDuUhess 1BI1. Hartley Rodesl. S.
Kiisoners- to
Tombstone.
Deputy Sheriff Allle Hows was ln
tho city yesterday ejuoute to'-TociS-
stone wjto ihreo county prisoners
i from Douglas. He picked -up two i
core aere; U-. w. iftim,! auegea tn
Af
factors.
The deceased -was well known In this , -: . is.u-
rtr -knrtn h.n mnI0Ted .fnr lt tlon COVeming the conduct Of the
years by the-Coprer Queen.He l,ft ", ' ' "1
aiout .two- years ago. lor juxxjesia..
forgery- la Justice BSth's. court la He wo a member of a MasonJo lodge
LowelL ' la England.
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To start ra echool eavings account
ip v. u juivuim.'.. . . - . . -
He was-Wiled March... 10 In an acd- e ctu1 n" m '- -r f ?
a. .m.. ,... . '. ... ent or guardian sign a-jDermlt. slip
.sane, and BrauUo EUs-'.-ycharged with lives o number of pegro .alnsrs, furnisbejUbyjrtho tcachef.
received at each school building at
' times prescribed by tne principal.
. (Brightly colored stamps equal in
i'i'A ti'fin-T1rifirTrWiii i n amount to the deposit are place
" ln, ! H ',.,,.. i n .,.mk ,.Hm,. t.aA THI
card Is given to the child by the
teacher when the account is started.
Withdrawals are permitted after
one week's writlea notice upon which"
both the signatures of the child and
the parent are required. No -withdrawal
can be made on a Etamp card
of less than fifty csnts.
An Interest account should be start
1 ed when the stamp account amounts
to $5.00, although it may to startod
with 1.00. Children must get the
consent of a panent to" transfer a
stamp account to an Interest account.
"Withdrawals from an Interest ac
count must he made at the bank.
All deposits and withdrawals and
other business about school savings
matters must be attended to at (he
schools and not at the bank, except
during vacations. However, "whan
an interest aecouat has b opened
.deposits and withdrawals may lis
Candy! Candy!
A POUND
SATURDAY
One Day Only
AT
Taylor's Cyclone
Novelty Store
Just received a mee assort
ment of pure candles direct
frsm factory to retail at 20c
per pound. Wo will hav. on
sale Saturday, one day only, for
15c per Pound
Taylor's Cyclone
Novelty Store
Just a few steps
up main, street;
every step saves
you money.
Seekine Health and Sfreiisrth
1-5 For those ills peculiar to women Dr. Picrco J
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A. medicine prepared by regular graduated physician of unus
ual Experience in treating- woman's diseases carefully adapted
to work in harmony with tha most delicate feminine constitution.
All medicine dealers have sold it with satisfaction to cus
tomers for the past 40 years. It is row obtainable in liquid or
sugar-coated tablet format tne drug- store or snU CO one-cent
stamps for a trial box, to Bu2a!o.
Evry woman roar write fully rd eo-.fUentiVly to Dr. Pfcrre,
Invalids' Uotal atd Surgical loatitotr. Jj2(o. N. Y, and may bo
sur. tfcat her use wCl rceiv c.ireful, concicatlcas, confidential
coBsldrtlon. amf that axperlscsd cicdlcsl advica will be given
t her aiiaolatolj free.
Dr. PScm'iHtatanl P eI2rrs Trgxtfaie end bwgurate ttomaek, o-m-amJboweU.
S9gmreoatt4,tlmy grcxBlf ttayta take ta cat.
ATTENTION ODD FELLOWM
All Odd Fellows. R-
bekahs and families are
reauests to attend the 81th Anni
versary Celebration, Saturday even
ing April 56th, 1813 7:30 p. m. Odd
Fellows Halt. This Includes all vis
iting members.
ANNIVERSARY COMMITTEE
Look at the
wmmmmmmmmammmmmm
Suits we show
at $3S.QO :
they're the greatest
values ever offered,
and atfhe price you
'can afford to pay.
YoWmay as well
have rclothes that
will 'keep their
shapewhereveryou
wear them. If you
buy
Hart Schaffner
& Marx
clothes, that's the kind you'll get.
They are here; all wool weaves, tailor
ed to fit, the smartest styles in the world,
in just the color and pattern you'll like.
Sizes to 48.
While we call your particular attention to our
$25 line we'd like have you know
that we have others at more or less.
THE SECRET of dressing well lies in
the choice of the tittle details that impart
a note of distinction and smartness. The
man who wears the hats, caps, shirts, col
lars, ties and gloves we endorse stands
apart from the "common crowd."
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9r?7ffi"t IIm 5ci45'3cr u M,rx
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Wh
Kodak?
At no season of tho
year is It -possible . to
procure more beautiful
picture than during
Springtime. You will
want to take some pic
tures this Spring. Per
haps you, arj even no-ar
getting your Kodak
ready or '-possibly you
are thinking about pur
chasing a new Kodak.
In either rase, let us
help you. We have a
now line cf Kodaks
which wo have Just re
ceived. Theao contain
tho latest 1913 Im
provements. If yotf
need any photographic
supplies si'chd films,
and paper: and" all
chemicals needed for
their use and we would
bo pleased to explain
their uce tn you.
Bisbee
Drug
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ON BEAR NEWS
(ConQsued from Page 4)
Effective Display
One of the most effective advertis
ing displays seen in Bisbee this sea
son Is that of the grocery depart
ment of the Phelps-Dodge Mercantile
company, advertising Welsh Grape
Jaice. Under an arch, decoratinJ
with clusters of grapesjIs a' large
frosted electric elobe. Hurrmnrttxl iiv
Secretary McAdoo orders a woman hundreds 'of bottles of 'grape Juice,
employee of the National City Bank of Besides, the grape Julcevmany other
New York out of the Treasury Oe-; summer drinks are displayed,
partmeat. j
Europe Is alarmed over Montenegro May Compromise,
taking Scutari. Austria threatens to The case of Martin rvir.ir
act alone If the powers refuse to land charged with digging" post holes on
forces.
CHEVALIERS ATTENTION!
Cochise Canton Na 3,
I. O. O. F. "will assem
ble at odd Fellow's
Hall ln full dress uni
form Saturday night,
April 26th., at 7:30 p.
m, sharp, to partlcl
Dato la 0x3d Ftflftrr8
3th., An 'wfsary Celebration.
By Order CoamasdiBt.
LEVY BROS. MAP.XET LETTER
Today's market much weaker. Amer.
lean stocks In Londoawere weak.
Copper Is still strong but the coppers
do not seem to moke any upward
move. There are so many Issues
against tbe present market that no
activity can be expected until some of
them are settled. Conditions la Can
anea stiii remain unchanged.
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Child Dies.
Robert, the two year old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Ashby, of 26 1
Tombstone canyon, died yesterday
morning, pneumonia being tbe cause.
Tire funeral will ba held this after
noon, at Oi rnldeue. Xsr. CeVsr
oJtlciatlss.
city property, -which was scheduled
.to come in Justice High's court this
afternoon has been postponed, pend-
ng attempts to compromise.
- r.
The Best Corrective
and preventive of the numerous
ailments caused by defective
or irregular action of the or
gans of digestion is found
in the safe, speedy, certain
and time-tested home remedy
314 TtT7Wkr to box. 10c- 25c
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