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THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, BBBEE, ARIZONA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 7, 1913
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STATE AND NATION NEWS
CHANGE OF OLD "
It ROUTE
Itect the Interests o (the city, has not
been explained. It is probable that If
El Paeo had been represented in the
j convention by men who- were1 prepared
I to present the advantages and desir
ability of the Old trails route the re
sult would have been different, and
I there Is a suggestion In the result
I which plainly and unerringly to the
faet tuat such matters must be looked
after in the proper mauner or it can
he expected that the interests of El
Paso will suffer. In this day of gener
al Rot-up-andhustje we cannot take
anything for granted, but must always
havo proper representatives on the
spot to put up a fight for the Inter
ests of El Paso.'
"Whether the membership was rc-
Abandonment of Borderland
Route Through Arizona
BringSK-just Criticism and
Visions- ofunco Game
nirrriT !C n AfDAMT netner me memoei
'- fcj l JpMVT IVU - JL M,.,ti.u9 Irt tha Xinmf Ml,. An .1... xnmjt
. ;4vii,i;u 14 Lira x io .nj vix tut? Daiuc
- tfY ' representations as they were in Phoe-
If reports Tfliichj reached Arizona nii is not known. If so there was no
last week front Kansas City tdling of, i "Psslng need for members to have at
the adoption of the exereme northern tended, as the question was nover
route through .Arizona for the Old j hin.ed at that the route as represented
Trails Highway Association is truo! was -jubject to chance at any meeting
then probably one thousand Arlzonansiof th. association. That was given as
left asthe vhtf lms,of a bunco game and i In EI fiaso, Lordsburg. Iteming. Tuc-j weu. Mr beaitu beone normal
olmpiy commending on the reports off son. Florence. Yuma and Phoenix
the raw work done at Kansas City. there must have been a membership
the Arizona Gazette says i of 'c'lose to 1.000 obtained. These were
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tho greater 'the feollzation conies that'ing. so far bb known, that the route
the members of the Old Trails aisocla-1 had been definitely located a3 stated,
tlon In southern Arizona, New Mexico Such being; th case there was no ap
and northwest Texas have been the i iKirent need for attendance at, the
vetimScf false representations. "When! meeting o ftho association. Had It"
me fepresemauve oi mo association i oeen known to b otnerwise every ono
was here canvassing for members no ' of the members would have been there
question wag ever permitted by him : cither in person or by proxy, and ev-
to be raised as to tnc route over which .ed ote would nave been cast for the
Benefited Many Who
Had Tuberculosis
Those who suffer fruta Consumption
r cenerallr trorbled wltU nleht
neatR. fryer, !oi of fctreuglli and lit
tle or no appetite Vmli air, cood tootl,
anil the projer euro of thi- tixtj are e.
senttal to a recovery, but In many canea
sometblntf ele 1 neetleil Etkraan'i At
teratlre la a meUldne whlclt ha btn
most ucceS5fal In stppplns nlKbt reots,
reductng feTer and promoting aiipctlle.
anil many who hato ned It. declare It
cared tuelr lUe. Inrestlcate what It
did In this rate
"Gentlemen; For four year I waa
troubled with cough. wblli gradually
became worw; 1 bad nlgnt meals and
pain in niy ebest. I was lolng iay ap
lettte and had become n thin and eak
1 eould not attend to my household du
tlei. A phyalelan pronounced my case
Consumption. Not belns aatlifled, I was
eiamlneil by the phylclan of the Poly
clinic Hospital. Ibey aMo pronounced
nrnren later bv an examination of spu
tum, a J Tuberculosis liaiilll were found.
I was ordered to a Consumptive llos
pttat My nephew would not allow me
to co nntll I had tried Kekinan'a Alter
ative, llefore I bad taken the mellclne
three weeks I had marked relief, night
sweats reaxsl. pain In the breast re
tiered. rouh lecame looee and easy.
eouimenceii KemQK
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the proposed Mi:h way wab to be built.
?ot only hi-t word-"was positively giv.
en, but advices fully substantiating liis
CAN VOTE FOR
POPULAR LADY
Contest for Honors as Well a
Valuable Awards to Be
Feature, of Eagles-Redmen
Annual Picnic, June 8.
In excellent health now and have been
completely cured for ten years. I strong
ly rvcoinwend It-"
(jium maiiv wasson.
CareKd Oreen, ITS S lTlhSU Phlla Itti
Kekoian's AHerstlve l etleetlve In Ilron-
ehltls. Asthma. Hay Kejer; Throat and
I. urn? Trouble, and Iw uuliulldns tlie
fjtem ! not contain poNoniS'oplates !
or haolt tormius urugs. it ior-oookiei
telling of recoveries and write to Kckinan
laboratory, l'hlladelphla, Va , for evi
dence. For nl by all leading druggists
Lowell Drug Co., at Lowell
on Monday.
Peterson was at work ou the pipe
line and bending over tho weak sec
tion when it let go. Instinctively he
threw his hands oer his face and
thus protected it from the scalding
historical route.
Vih the full knowledge of the .con
ditions under wliich tho- membership
declarations Wre receiver rxora Presi-. Was obtained the proper thing for the
dent Iowe from Kansas Cit. A bill! nroei,inf nt ih rwirvetntinn to rmvf
punwrted to'bCieady to be Introduced 'done when the auestion camn up at (rush of vapor from the pipe
in. congress was a'so shown as cvl- the meeting, would be to refuse to 1 His right arm and side caught
deuce of tho good faith i" tho matter , or.tertalu a n.otlftn or -proposition (orlfull force of the steam and before he
on uie part oi uig representative. ( a cnango to aay Ctuer tnan tne uesign
"Further assurances werp also given ated historical route, or at least, to
that work wiildT 6e commenced lm-hiave postponed action until the mem
mediately plaojnguhe milo posts along hers located along the historical route
tho route and that by June, or July at ' could be notified and given an oppor
the farthest, this yiart of the work tunitj to be heard from '
would be completed. It was alleged'
S&r'Sssss " -FITTFR RIIRNFI) WHFII
"Repeated wires have been sent to I 3ILI! UUIIHLU SellLll
President Ixwe asking for conflrroa-
tion or denial of the alleeed action ati PTCIIIll! 1 IMC DDfllC
the meetine; at Kansas City this week. il I IH VI I liar nnllir
but so far no nswor has been recelv uiuillll UlilL. Uliuitl,
cd to any cf them. This sller.ee on his,
! tiart Is ominoiin t2jSav tho lasf. Tho
i in Pas'o Times Hakes a complacent Gus Peterson. aell known pipa
I view o fthe matter and says- fitter of the district is suffering Irorb
"Jusbhy W Paso had no represen- severe scalds on his right arm and
"ative In Kansas City to look after ' side as the result of the bursting of
this IrtipoAimf and matter and. pro- a steam pipe in the Shattuek mine
HERPieiDf IS THE
. . DANDRUFF GERM DESTROYER"
Just because you hapten to 4?ej en
hear vthe KUUejr.pnt Foineuherfc that
another preparation will kill the dac
drB't gorm, stop falling hatr and is
Just .as good as Herplclde. don't be
foole i and allow yourself to be fooled
out i yourvntf!,'r.-
Yo : want Nevbro 'Herpiclde. the
reme iy that ha3 been tried, has stood
the ' 'st of time and cow has more
satis: ed uoer lhan all othfr similar
preik rations csmbined. An attempt to
sell you ftJJneVhlug 4lse is merelj an
other, eftort to, profit from the good
iiJiuie establisheVl b.'the only genuine
dandrut germ, destrover
Herbicide adds gloss and beaut to
Eagles and Hcd Jlen's joint commit
tee in charge of arrangements for the
big annual picnic at Lewis Fprings on
Sunday, June , ee fine, aernonstra
tlon of the steam thoy are putting be
hind their work in advertisement now
running announcing that bids for all
7:30 next Sunday evening, it gives a
concessions must be lntbelr hands oy
ilne on the fact that tbTey are not
leaving loose ends lying around until
the last moment On the other hand
they are gellng e,very detail out of the
way and definitely programmed Just
as fast as it is possible to do so.
In consequence the -committee seel
where it Is shaped up 'for the big fraf
ternal event of the ye.a.r In excellent
manner and Is able to give larger en
ergies, io the variety of new features
planned for this year. Among these
tne iwq strong ueins arcj me juuiur
cycle and the automobile race events,
and the popularity contest that was.
determined upon at the weekly meet-
! w a a HArii enl t InAA nv OfmffA
IUI3 111 IUC LUlUIUittCV9 Uil uuitua;
night.
Tlie popularity coutest Is to be for
ladle? 1. the Warren district. The:
. inner v;il ,earn diamond ear rings
of tbet value of $75. ybpcver has the
second largest number-of votes will
receive a brooch of a!ue of J33. Tho
third highest candidate iu receie a
tnej23 rtng. The potularlty prices will
show window in the city. Also there
will shortly be decisionand announce-
could get. away the fleeh was cooked.
A neiper at some i.tt.e u.stance So .'"ment as t0 when the dontest wj,j opeA
him aB quickly as possible and aided ' ph .,.,,, in tho nom.larlt
Each candidate ln.'tjie popularity
him to the surface where his injnr- confront. thH' necessity of
ies were attended to t81fr Pel. , an(J ,otk r th TM
erson was able to be out declarlns f. j.j..,,. ,i . .,
that he could not rest in his room and
might as well be a-broad. He is count
ed as lucky In that he did not inhale
the steam, in which case, with ihe
volume there was escaping, fatal out
come vtould hae been almost certain.
number of candidates remains to be
seen, but it is likely Jbat there will
be a large field of "starters. There
are so many popular. Jadies In the.1
Warren district that beyond doubt
Imany will be named AJy admiring
friends who wijl puv in bunches of
votes to start them o'ff. After that it
I will be a case of dig afid (he race will
doubtless be one of th.e. most exciting
land interesting that ha"s ever been
bad la the district.
' All nf tl Blili-oftmtTilf f rt fhA
general Committee are hard at work
and making good progress. The ad
vertising committee in particular has
Ino Kanntt Khnt In thA hnnn Man- 1611 getting results. tnis committee
day night by Mck Mandarich In an is now around with the program for
IN IN LOWELL AF
FRAY ARE RECOVERING
affray at Lowell, is showing steady
Improvement. His escape from death,
a small caliber revolver, is consider
a small caliber revolver, is consider
ed very, narrow as it is elleed that
Mandarich was but a l e " f eet -frojn
the day, a considerable part of the
spacp of which will be filled with the
advertisements of progressive busi
ness bouses of the dWtrlct. 'In fact a
good deal of space iifi already filled
and that remaining jpryrolses to go at
I LLLiLi pilUHIH I U lll II ' lf I I
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b.3 n inaika rtytr -sa mz. b hki-51
aclion of LigoL JHl
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"Beer acted upon by light scon takes up the very disagree
able so-called 'light-taste,' and also a repulsive skunk-like
odor. Beer so affected is offensive to the palate of most
consumers, and there is probably nothing that will influence
them more against any brand of bottled beer than to have
once tasted beer possessing this 'light taste' to a marked
degree. The presence of this defect, however, is not
always the bottler's fault, as the consumer himself very
often lets the beer stand in the light. But the con
sequences must usually be borne by the bottler."
Extract from "Tlie Eeer Bottlers Handy BuoV," published by the Wahl-IIcnius
Institute of Ktrmentology,
Schlitz is sold in Brown Bottles to protect its purity
"from the brewery to your glass.
In cur brewerj' we spend more in purity in time,
in skill and in money than any other cost.
Why don't you, too, demand the pure beer
Schlitz in Brown Bottles ?
him when hcflred tne.sh6t.-he-sthl.P--c'nllim. io everybody wants the
wis not fractured, the" bullet only publicity that can be had from direct,
tearing the scalp. touch with the thousands who will be j
Besides the bullet wound Kanatt is , ar- tlle P'cn'c
suffering from bruises inflicted earlier
in the evening, when he was beaten i
by .Mandarich and N'tek Sorey, but on
the whole hi3 condition is considered
favorable.
Yesterday Mandarich was taken toi
tho county hospital at Douglas. He
is suffering from a wound through the
right thigh, received when Deputy
the hair, keeps the scalp free from
draudruff and prevents the hair from
falling out. It stops itching of the
scalp almost Instantly.
It may be claimed that ether hair
remedies will do the same things, but
Herpieide really does them. Its years
of success prove this.
Send 10c in postage or silver for
sample and booklet to The Herpiclde
Co, Dppflt Detroit, Mich.
Newbro's Herpiciao in 10c and Jl.00
f.i7(ft l snM liv all llprn who niar.
nntee it to do all that Is rlalmixS Tf Hafferty returned his fire. His condi
you are not satisfied your money will,tion in as good as could be espee'ed
be refunded. j but there is sUll a chance that he
ppltcation may be obtained at good! will develop Hood poison, in which'
barber stiopfa Advertisement. lease the wound may prove serious .
iFRESI BAIT FOR .:
AR ZONA SUCKERS;
Secretary of Old Trails Asso-
A: e "D l. Ct Uf
ciauon .jays uaiiri. jiiuuiu
Be Salisfactorv".
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Clothes
For
Men Who Know
From The House Of "KUPPENHEIMER"
$18.00 To $30.00
You will neyer spend $20, $25 or $30 of your clothes
mojiey to better - advantage than when you pav it over pur
counter anc. take in exchange a "KUPPENHEIMER" Suit.
The new ideas in style and model are very striking;
full of individuality, correct in fashion; the best ma
terials irfthe most attractive range of- beautiful pat-
terhsand colors. Two and Three button Sack coats
.. . . riffhthF draped correctlv tailored faultless in fit.
Sizes to fit all builds, regular, stout or slinv
We are specializing high value at these prices most of you
can afford to pay $20, $25 or $30; one thing we're very
sure of; you11 never see more real clothes value for the
price than-here ,now.
''We'd like to show you the splendid blue Serge suits
we're selling at $25. The time will be well spent. You'll
know more about good clothes and good values. ""
Ultra Models For Young
You younsr men will find in our "COLLEGIAN CLOTHES" the finest fabrics from
the best weaves in the world; patterns designed to meet the- requirements of you fel
lows who want exclusiveness; styles and models that are new and distinctively in
dividual; tailoring that is matchless in perfection ofinish and detail. The values
will meet your highest. expectations if you measure the worth of the clothes by
the prices we have marked them to sell .Suits in Sack and Norfolk models, very smart
at $17.50 to $25.00. . t -
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Sir tfir.t ooict: or cork ,
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Phone 413
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Tae gentlemen now In charge of the
National Old Trails association which
recently adopted the extreme north
y era route through Arizona thus aband-
liomng tne uoraeriana route wnicn aa
I oeen tentatively aaoptec ana snown
'on maps, of the proposed Ocean to
i Ocean highway, has written a letter
A reading of this letter discloses
an evident desire on U10' part of the"
hold the suckers secured in South
ern Arizona last fail a members of
the association and secure more by
a newly prepared "goodj roads bait
The letter explains itself as nothing
mora man a tery poor saive tor me
wounded suckers in the cities along
the borderland route. It follows:
"Qur-4convfcntlon was .full of
sentiment (fdr our organization to
I expand to the extent of getting be
Ihlnd and pushing a system of nation
I at highways and on that score the
following resolution was, adopted.
'While we abate in no degree in
our enthusiasm and lovaltv to this
great highway (National Old Trails"1!
Road), yet we stand equally pledge
in favor of a general system of na
tional highways of. whjch the .Na
tional Old Trails road -shall consti-'
tuto a prominent part, t to be built,
superintended and maintained by na
tional authority. In order that we
misht sot be handicapped in any
way in pushing this idea the conven-'
for a committee of
1 Sid I. i.ois
not In
Milwauft
Be Famous
FREE WOOL WOOL!)
INJURE ARIZONA
mountain States, that Democratic Sen
i ators and Congiessmen had rapidly
taken the pieces of their Republican
opponents in Montana, Idaho. Nevada,
Oregon, Washington and othe Com
monwealths. Free wool would destoy
tho party tbere, they declared.
"The President told them he was
Senator Mark Smith Goes to 1 committed to the Underwcod meagre.
ana wouia sianu uy 11 uespinj uu j;a-
excellent shape in the inter-j sure "that might be brought to bear
President and Frankly-Says
So ' " . "
upon him He said he was confident
that tree wool would not have the de
structive effect upon tho Western
grazers that had been predicted by
them.
"President Wilson for weeks has
known that the real battle the Under
wood bill must go through will be in
the Senate, and is fully prepared fof
the fray "
' tlon provided
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(Continued on Pas 5)
SLEEPING OUT? DOORS
1
, Oood health for all. Voung says:
; Sleeping out In the fresh" air has been
! proven to be the greatest aid to health.
K.ver try it you will not sleep inside
again
Ton get up !n the morning, feel
fine and freili. head clear, never have
a cold.
If yon want to try it phone 523. ask
for Young agu he will be glad to call
and ihov yDij now nfc And cheat
propr porchjcanjbe flxjjI.uijShth roller
wurt-iiiiB at; jfuu iuii circir um 111 mi
kinds of weather. If yon don't have' a
iporch then gat a tent or Unt house
Tiki nnrna thlrC" Ivitt !- mstctlrln
eiu (? W" ivv vi.si.no4u.
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Young's Tnt and Awning
Opp. Mngontc Bldgi,
MoCarthj-'s Makers of Evj
that's Canvas, s
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A lato iesue a fthe VashInprton D. C
Post gives account of the visit c'l
Senatcr Marfc SmltB-'to Uie WhiU
House and -a hat transpired there in'
part the article say3. f
"With the presence of Senator New
jandg of Nova da, aur Senator Mart
Smith of Arizona, at the White Kotts
the, opponents of free wool came eut
into the opea today. In enect tne ,
threjftdownthe-auntlet to the Presl-,
uent. '
"Prefacing his statedratf to Presi-
tJent Wilson by explalnim? tlfat free
wool moans the ruin of a great inier-
mountain State, -SenStor Newleads
told tlitf ExcciHire that yentlment in
Ills part of the nation bad already rIs-(
en so high that It could no longer be.
be held in check, and that if free wool
were Incorporated-In the t'aderwool
tariff it meant .the complete destruc
tkn of tho Democratic party in such
States as evads. Wyoming, Montana
New Mexico, and Arizona.
Not Protectionist. (
Following Senotor N .ewianos
carpe .Senator Marl: Smith of ArttonS.
who aUo , emphasized lfl beMet tMat
free wool would be tlHrRreatef.t blow
Wrs. statn could suffer
"I am not a nrotectloBlst." he said!
at the White House, "but I am certain
ly opposed to frte wool jafld free su
"The fight on the sogar sehedulc
lot the Underwood tariff win he cor. .
tinued under tlie jadrwlB or tne
Louisiana Senators and there ara,
itrons reports that, the States oiioe-j
nr. the-wool. sugar, cstmi fruit sched
ilesitJind others will be able to form;
so strong a coalition that they will
b'e able to defeat the Underwood raeas-;
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Its rich, frara oooqnet, anro nBij
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