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THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, BISBEE, ARIZONA, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 24, 1913
I measure again shows that the Wasu-'
I PI IJI I II 111 In I II I linirton ?nfrninonf i Toriffnilntr tht
I flDLL i IU If SlilL '1Iuerta sovqjnnnjnt In everythlns bftj
MAfiPREMATURE:
actual formal notification,. .
I Uy the order received yesterday 'no.
'money orders emanating from Mex-
on and after May 26, will be paid
1 1 any post office In the United States
, (unless stamped by iost office Inspect-
;,., rA.:J C P:11 Q 1 ! at Mexico City The order states
WjWVSlVUlll A ilbllUO VJ1 Mill hl -lt
PiScoverer of the Granby,
Learn That Repot ts of His
Death Were Mistake
announcement that Smith still lives.
According to advices from Greer-
SPOKAXB. Wash.. May 23. Sub
scriptions for a tablet in memory of
William T, Sjinltfl, a pioneer mining
man of the Boundary district, north
of Spokane, have Veen halted by thej Ktf at Blsbee. ,t ,E sent tq
that this agieeioent hog been reached 1
bttween the post office departments
of this country and Meofieo. ' Inspect
ed by the director of the general post
oSHce. Mcxieo City. D. P." is the In
scription that each money order must
bear before It will be cashed in this
country.
The inspection of money orders b
thi Mexican post office is also a mat
ter of protection to this government.
When a money order from Mexico is
Washin&Qu and the central past
office collects from the Mexican post
wood. n. C Smith suffered a naraly office. Recently there have been many
tic stroke a few months ago, which cases throughout the country where
caused his mind to become a blank, j . rders were Usued in sections of Mex-
and he is now in. tho asylum at New
Westmjnjgjer. 1&, Q. A month ago
Spokane mining men recired word
that Smith had died, and a subscrip
tion wn started to bur a. tablet in bis
memory. When the fund had nearly
ko under insurgent control. When
th.-se vere returned Jay this govern
ment to Mexico City for collection the
federal government there, having nev
er received the monoy, in the first
place refused to ay them and all that
been completed information came that I th'e I. S, post office has Is, a vory
Smith stlli;llvee. jvlsoniarj claim against a little post
Once the ovier of ground from) office in some town that probably
which the Grantey Consolidated Min-j never recognised either faction in the
ing and Smelting company has taken 1 Mexican struggle. It is reported that
fortunes in ore. Smith is estimated to losses to this government through
have been worth 'SlfKMKHl. which he'thia practice have been considerable
spent with a free hand
MEXICAN MONEY ORDER
PQSTOFFIGE RULING
iUUMUi
by llio looikpost office esterday from
the depnjlment" at Washington, pre
scribing regulations relative to money
orders from. Mexico, The ruling, in a
FIERCE BOTTLE ENDS
HEAVYWEIGHT HIDGE.
Covered scantily but suiHcientlj. a
red bet fight. tbe kind to make the
lover of a real battle sit up and lakq
prolonged notlie, rested beneath or
dlnarv procedmgs' in police court laf
evening from wnlch two husky cltP
tens came out unscathed except for
the loss of $7.50 each to the good of
the city treasury.
They- were arrstea ij Officer
Kempton Wednesday night, attar
thoj had gone a full ST minutes of
straightaway fighting When the of
ficer took them in band each man had
signified that he had had all ho
'wanted The manner of entry of the
law can be appralsd theroby. Kcm-
ton has a head on him that measure
up full lzo and U tenanted by the
right kind of machinery
The tight was the result of 9.
grudge of considerable standing Ms
was bound to come, and the explosion
over tho combatants are once more
ncod friends. Their first meeting
Thursday night was uptown. Friends
got between and prevailed on the two.
men to go to the old sine dump. If
flcht they must and have It out away
from Interference. To the slag dumn
it was with accompaniment -.ofcaboOL
twenty spectators. The latter wit
nested the best fud probably the
fastest fight ever wltnissed in the
district. There was a ,refere. but ho
tl(diit have much cluince to work. The
fighters were on tb BQjiare with one
another and wanted. J5iothlng,.rcore
tbaifreqwIngTTitchthcy'got
Each man weighed better than 130
It vxa a boa vy weight, go forf,!r. and
furious at jthat. From' start, fff finish
there was no pause The thUiT of the
triors rained upon each other vvero
heard nit over the iliimn and un on
Xaco road, but excep5'or this the
night, wa ssllont The crowd ioockcu
on spell bound. The fighters wasted
hreatli fo.- nothing bu Uhe business
in hand. The endurance shown by
each iiuu was . rjunarkable. At thi
end of 27 minutes even both men.
seemingly with common dcision,
dropped their hands and stood silent.
It was then that the ofllcer appeared
upen the scene The charge yester
day was disturbing the peacce. De
tails "were not cone into After the
men paid their fines they went out!
together, and thty found a drink to-'
gather Lmter one of them remarked
that the restoration of friendship was
worth the ?1.1. and then some.
j Ji-.sq
1 1 urn in w 11 -! it i-m mi at
zsssm is
A Hem
Method
Vf
of Baking
es
Mrs. Nevada Briggs, the baking expert, says:
"There is ju5t one wax to roaLc your cales riee high and evenly
gire them -imo to ne before a crust is formed and the batter t
stiffened by cooking."
"It using a gas, gasoiino or o. stove. Iigh your oven, wljcn you put
tho cake in and keep the flame low until tbe cake hat doubled lo bull;
then increaso the heat until it is evenly browned sad will respond to
the pretuuro of the finger.. If ujiofra coal or wood range, leave tho
oven door open until tho cake is in; then turn on tho' drafts and by
the time the oven is at baking temperature, the cake will have
,- raised sufficiently '"
For rich, moisF, feathery cakes Mrs. Brjggs always recommends
1 Baring Powder
It is double acting and sustains the raise.
You can open and closS the oven door, turn the
tin around in the oven or do anything else
necessary, without any danger of making the
cake fall.
Try your favorite cake next time with K C Baking
Powder and seelvow much higher it will rise. Make it
" just as you alvvavitdo, with the same quantity of baking
powder. While K C is less expensive than the old fash
ioned baking poodars. it has even- greater leavening
strength anil it is guaranteed pure and healthful.
Try a can and be convinced
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in
We baX'e the agency for ta
Black UiampjvcJ, oalrf
aM ?lso papule,
Gallup Coal
Itujing our fuel is Just like
putting money in the, bakj 4.
jou get alua received.
NEW At-FAUgA, Af)D,HA
W have just received, a fjesi
car of chicken fyd.
PriOftS 23S.
Independent Fusl & Feed Coinpan
Opp. Pauwei, Bpje,
B OKico Main St,
YOU WON'T AVE'TOt
SEARCH
fH
OJ You Bisbee Pennants
102
Doctors Secommcnd Our Beer
tor its purttv. food value and cs an aid to digestion It has other
EcoJ eualriUes. too Just the rr.it flavor to give zc-vt to lht aiipe-
tite Jut stinu'ating enough tc relieve fatigue Shall we send jo'i
a ase of our Tanuhauser Beor toda: Oul S,l.iO ptr case Order
from vour grocery or Phone 241.
Boston & Brown
Phone 243-Agenfs for Copper City Brewing Co.-Fhone 243
AMATEURS WIN BIG
0RPHE1 APPLAUSE
for a good board if you buy
)our lumber here. 'We, do thj,
selecting and do It thoroughly.
You can take the, first planL in
the jle and It. tUJ; befoaad
flrt class in every regf?'
That means no wasto of either
labor or lumber. I8 a 5??,
well worth raakins-
Bisbee Lumber Company Inc.
,ciiui martis, iyr.
Phone 125:
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LIFE GUARANTEE
or-
PRICE S 5 . 0 0
Enables everyone who irons or has ironing done
in the house to get, better work in less time
with less physical effort and in cool comfort
One iron does all the work the heaviest household ironing the lightest,
most delicate laces. Heited from within, there is always plenty of heat and con
centrated on the ironing surfqee only, instead of being wasted arid ovcrhealing
the room. The heat is evenly distributed so that point, "sides, middle and 'heel are
equally hot. ,
i
Save all those weary steps to and from a stove- The even1icat where it is
needed and nowhere else means quicker and better work. "The room re
mains cool and qomfortable for you.
"AMERICAN BEAUTY"
1 ,
Attach to any Electric Light Socket of Proper Voltage.
Heats while it's working Works while it's heating
You pay only for the heat you use- Your electric bills will not be appreciably
increased.
The heat can bem regulated maintained at any desired ternperature-
Notice how the point or "nose" of the. iron is cut away. Tshis, makes it very,
easy for the ironcr to' get into small corners' of tucks or plaits. -.- U
Hugh Pindergrifof Johnson Addi
tion, aged seve'n learsr walked off
with the $5 gold piece awarded as s
prize for the winner of the largest ap
plause on amateur night at the Or-
iiheum. Master Pindergraf had the
, money by an easy margin. The sops
Casey Jones and au appreciative
iiod of railroad men made his sail
lltrg eahj. UesUe which the lad bang
another good song. Casey .being nis
encoro number, and really merited tnc
enthusiasm which the house dlsplaved
in wild bursts of cheering.
1 If tbe boy had not bad such a strong
, lead, Hughs and Cox. a daino pair of
little misses 'of 'Shout ' nine jears
'would fcave won. 3As" it was they had
'to be satisfied ith the liberal ap
plause which the big audience gave
them So also for Iaul I'rindeval,
1 who- did very weU pr his j ears "bat
J failed to apBr5actTiS?V.lifet competit
ion me ui enmg-ifcitiiJi uvu uiuu iJiva-
ure lur uie uuuiculc mm vuuii.iuc.
the popularity of amateur night.
Tho audevllloand moving picture
bills continue to" draw large nightly
crpvvda and to hold up the reputation
gathered about tjie district of being
exceptionally good.
TELLS, OF MEETING OF
PHYSICIANS AT GLOBE
Dr Robert Ferguson, of the Copper
Queen staff, returned to the city yos
terdaj from Globe, where he attended
the annual meeting of the Arizona
Medical association.
The meoting this' year," said Dr.
Ferguson, "was a very successful one.
There were about 50 members pres
ent, representing all parts of the
state, llesides the papers of members
the association had made arrange
ments for special papers to be read
by eminent physicians from Los An-
Seie3 ana Chicago. Tuese papers
were on tbe latest discoveries of med'
leal science. These together with pap
ers read by members keeps the asso
ciation well up to date on new and
improved methods Globe gave us a
hearty welcome, which was much ap
preciated by all present. The 1914
meeting will le held in Tucson,"
Dr. Ferguson was elected third vide
president of the association.
L. J. QVERIT'OCSL
BROKER
Connecting with Logan & Bryasi
Private Wire Systepgi at Denyer
CORRESPONDENTS! Paino web
ber &. Co Bos.tori and Cilurr.tt.
Logan A Bryan, Chicago end Now
York. ' """" "
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN COPPER STOCK
t h
GUARANTEE
So 'durable and simple is this iron, that it is guaranteed by the manufacturer
for ATLL TIME. " " ' ' '
We also carry the "Hot Point," "General Electric," "Westinghoqse" and "Tri
angle" $3.50 each.
If you have a disabled Electric Irton in your home, bring it
to us for repair. If new part or parts are necessary and we do
not happen to have them in stock, we will order from manufact
urer and charge to you at cost.
I!
iishee Improvement
Company
OFFICE JN THE GITY
"John CampbelLywj&H known In this
city and recently a resident of Yunia,
has opened a rel estate, office In tho
iShattiick, building in- the quarters
rr t. i t...i 1... t i- n-..
Mr. Campbell has been appointed
the agent for tlSt "Copper Farm
lands' tract. This tract, containing
(about 500 acres. Is located five miles
out of Yuma. H la all under govern
ment ditch and has ieen subdivided
intn r.. 10 and 20 acre tracts. It is
ipne of the largest single tracts in the
fcVuma. valley and is the first to be cut
up Into smajl Janns.
- 'Government water laws," said J(r.
fCampbetl yesterday, 'arc havjng much
to Co with, tne placing or me larger
Uracts upon the market. The govern
ment will allow waier unaer its recia-
j mation projects, to be sened to own
ers of not more than 160 acres ol
land. This has, of course, resulted in
tlje cutting up .of iany gmaU tracts.
This has, or Tiourse, resmiea in ta
cutting up of many smalt tracts. Op
Iiifay 31 e will run an excursion out
(of Dtsbee to Yuma, making arrange
imeute to show the landi to all IJis
fbee porsonfi interested.'
. . n. u . r - tr, nl-
f JOUH JJiann, preauieiii. ui -e iu.jv
Chamber of Commerce and tne rciry
-Koods lrtni" Saj-s. "The railroads are
thoroughly enUtled to the 5 per cent
iRdreaae In freight rales wntrn iney
are about to beek. I believe the- re
nullB wotild "be beneficial not "Only to
tha ralltnads, but to the country -as a
J whole. Including merchants."
4
rtfiD. Lindnulst of Jllchigan has 'a-
jtroduced a pure fabric and leather
!Jttl, which he says, will guarantee'
pons clothing- He declares 75 pi ,
, cent of clothing sold in United States
lis aUHiieraieo- i-xopoeu. un um
(make It unlawful to Bell inferior goods I
for genuine. I
fit The tipS"oi..ierCoiGvc g
m&Ls Glove I
H
5w w
Stirring Times
We aro having in the. building,
line We carry a full line of
lime, plaster, cement and every
thing elsq needed for building.
IJvcrj thing purchased here vvll
b? found of the best quality and
tbe best for intended purposes.
We will save jou trouble and
unnecessary expense by send
ing to us for an estimate.
"wlS Lumber Co.
ts UioAVorU'o f Ucdrd ftiZL cIoto
.1 otricr i-; siffrc ttro mas
icd br lt"KAYSER" tlandvi.
Tie rtcTe'epment ot tho "KAYSER"
GiV Glove iprii the atauust
of an i icii, the achn"-encst ot wlih
h . not bcea barapc-cd h mltid "otlx
of cot or time, aor tcituenced tya
paisinc demand tor leaizxi n!
a;.tiy d-iractcmJ as "tilkm,
ltj."
Wo could not afford to Buy ex
pensive adrrtliftin Apace "t-
aflr Tf.fa to tell tio women of
America that "KAYSEP,.' Cloret
are tho Sett- fa style, fit and
finilh tf It wr rt tnac.
"KAYSERT' govn t no tv
han the ordinary Itnd a-.U a-c
wofh doable a qaa'i ", fit and v
Don't aceept Ue jpt; e-Lio.
tkera'a a war to tell the cenuinc
"Look in the Hem" if yoa find the
name "KAYSER" too Siaro -tho
Iliad that "don't wr nut" at the
fine er ends.
A Guarantee Tic'-ct ii ercry pair
WlSiU.a.Tt50c.7S.$l,J13, nxa
Ucz sa Cw, 7Sc, Ji. Jis. Ji.t:
Jalax Ka-jia & Co., Mak.cn
Nan Yoik
Indian Hot Springs and Sanitarium.
FORT TIIOXIAS, GttAHAM CO.. ARIZONA.
A rotcd resort for health and nlcasure. $2.00 to ZM per day. Tw.v.
ty minutes ride from Hot Springs station. These wonderful waters
are recommended to cure Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsy, Liver, Kidney
and stomach troubles. Large plunge and swimming pool. THE
BCST OF HUNTING AND WISHING AT ALL TIMES.
Alexander Bros. Popjs.
1 f01Jui;,M JvfflfflW JfiSNffiLESnw:
I1'- ! fi?irFi'Sit"7?Si I -PiSB HllLJLoamrfsiDE rooms
ri ! taJ2' W$i 11 131g20W,2N!5T..NEARrn.J.f.
Ml mltk4B NOTHWNrJTELCa,PROf.
Si. 5KH0TLXtKa,uBE5T 1 1 & M&?CArL trank l craxton. kg ;
f g In all the WEST" UTWCOXiSTCnON bates ot Pen fMy-yp
t 1
rra
i McVitKcrs Theatre. Chicago's most
( historic playhouse, which ha tass:d
through five fires. Including the great
the crcat fire of lSil. ana wmen nas
een rebuilt or romodeied alter eacn ro, l.
re,,ha5 passed, from "tha, "leghimaW' llountain TImo.
is.nlaldloalinovTn!9biBBire! ''&nth?bound train
'-. eCAft Aftft f T
nrDl AUr fin(y.uvv.
Get your
City iKUiiHint at I tall &
Mall ihem to yc'ic
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DANCE tonight at TtamsMt canyon
iJ dancing paTHldli, " 17S.
THE ARIZONA ANSNEW:
MEXICO RAiLBOAD CO.;
PASSENGER SERVICE :
6:55 a. m. Lv Clifton ar. 3:53 p. m ;
7:31 a. m. I.v Guthrie Lv 320 p. m.1
' 6:18 a. m. Lv Duncan Lv 2:25 p. m.'
9:38 a. m Lv Lordsburg Lv 1:23 p. m '
19.45 a. m. Ar Huachlta Lv 11 53i.m I
South bound train connects wltb
Southern Pacific west bound train
leaving Lordsburg 10:57 a. ra.
i
connects with E9
Pas & Southwestern east bound.
train for El Paw." leaving Hachitn at
11:50 a. m Mountain Time, an,
nltlx west bound traia for Douglas '
fid Bisbee, leaving HacUU at 10.50
y "tu," Mountain Tlmo.
"" " B- K. M1NSON, j
Cljflon, Arir. General Paatcnser ixac-- J
Copper Queen Consolidated REning
Company Reduction Wqrks,,
We arc now in the Market
for the Purchase of -
Copper Ore and Copper Matte
Correspondence" Solicited.
Address:
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Co.
DOUGLAS, ARIZt
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