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THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, BISBEE, ARIZONA, -SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 24, 1913
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Absolute Purity Effectiveness
, Wholesomeness
Is what you get In
Crescent Baking
Powder
It conta.ns" two power units anl
cnnnor i.i.l to i use ilie dc-ugh. An
'titcrru iion in mixlug or delay In
baking MriH act Jetstroy its eillclency.
Set your batti-r at i ij-h, i lid take
y ir ali" in it.t rd u..
It leaves no unwholesome residue
in tl lo, if, jr..l it s lei-ettfv health
ful 25c per Full Pound
AT ALL GROCERS
Crescent Manufacturing Co.
Seattle, "Washington.
6RAKAM If
BE GOVERNOR
LOCAL-PERSONAL
Vacations
Miss Joscphinoltweire. of the Bis
bee post offlcijL'Ul return from her
vacation tomorrow.. Miss Florence
Bro n ea es on . hqr vacation Mon
day. , ,jg
Doing Well .'
Judge J. Ms O'Connell. who was re
cently removed to the Copper Queen
hospital suffering from a slight attack
of pneumonia;Us reported as doing
well
Ball Game
i Tbe Y. M. C. A. will play the War
I rens at the Warren Hall park this nft
(ernoon. The game will bo called at
2 o clock.
Cattle Shipment
E. A. Tovrea will ship in two cas
of cattle from Phoenix on Moiidav.
The cattle will ehold at the com
pany's slaughter house.
Special Meeting)"'11
" Early next week a special meeting
of the city council will be held to
consider action pn the cleaning of the
subway. It isitlrawlns near the rainy
season and tholcjty wishes to have
the big water ay: in first class condition.
BENEFITDANCE
For Phelps DodgJ Bai: -ream, Sat
urday May 24tli . odd Fellows 1-all.
KverjboUy Intued. 1C2
mmiit&msm
Special Rates
The Southwestern will Quote special
rates of 11-3 fare for tbe round trip
over Its western division. El Paso to
Tucson, account of memorial day.
Tickets will e on sole May 28. 29 and
30, good returning June 2.
Traffic Good
H. Brandt of the Pacific Coast
Steam Snip comiony, was In the city
yesterday. He reports summer btis
.ness already on to Increase in coast
traffic.
Foot Injured
J. Lowes, an employe of tho Shat
.uck, was removed to the C. & A. hosl
pital yesterday. He was suffering
from a crushed foot, caused by a fall
ing boulder. .
W. J Graham, late representative
from thin district. Iioh ben o";'lfi
by tho board of supervisor deputy
sheriff .at ljQwell. tie h?t taken up
his new duties, lining t ie position
Made xacant by the death of Dejwty
Jc!m Ilooney.
Graham's appointment makes a
nurabir of change in the police force
ol Lowell. Deputy Rafferty. who haa
been filling RooBey'a position, has
gone to Tombstone, his headquartere
Thip makes the force at Lowell to
consist of Deputy Craham and Con
stable nailey.
Representative Graham's selection
by tho supervisors is that of a man
who stands exceedingly high in the
community and the state, and who has
behind him a brilliant record as chief
jot pohco of the city of Cripple Creels,
I Colo, it was his record at Cripple
Creek that moved the board to mak
the oner to Mr. Graham along with
expression of the hope that he could
t-ec his way clear to acceptance of
the appointment.
How lone Mr Graham will remain
actively with tho Iowell appointment
remnlns to be seen.. It is entirely
possible that before a groat whllo
urgent demand on tho part of admir
ers will force him actively into cam
paign for nomination by tho next dem
ocratic state convention for governor.
Mr. Graham is spoken of strongly as
a gubernatorial possibility jn fore
casts from Phoenix, where at the
clcse of the legislature he was con
sidered in political circles to be prac
tically determined upon as a leader
who could win If he should decide to
go into the next state convention In
earnest
OPEN SALE OF
.MIMITIOI
BISBEE COUPLE TO
WED IN LOS ANGELES
Safe
ace
P. O. Examination
A civil service examination will be
held June 2S at the local post ofrico
J for the purpose of filling a vacancy in
the rural carrier service at Saint Da-
' id, Arii. The usual entrance salary
j for rurat carriers U from $G00 to SlouO
per annum. Tho age limit Is IS to
! i5 ears
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During tha rujhing hours of
btuiaeo, you'll flad foot cos
fort in this Panama.
Tha Panama model ju3t a boat
meets the ideas' of a good mi37
men as to what a shoo should be.
Tha high, rounded toe certainly
doss mean comfort to a superb
.tivodegreoand'tbe "rocier or
spring sols xnajces far easy walk
ing and aleOfporvents the leather
over the Xrm frni wrinkling
deeply and causing blisters.
Tha Psrwma has a handsomely,
issdetad tycad too and a high
Srch cad bfel.
Pn.ra Dltclc Kine Ctlf $A fin
n J Ta Ujitl. CaK mucter .vU
REGAXS,
SCHWARTZ BRO: CO.
The bafe fiace Main St.
Fast Work
j The foundation and part of the
.walls of the new E. A. Totrea houjo
at Warren have been completed and.
I as all the material is on the ground, it
is exiected that the home will me fin
ished in record time. Tho house will
! Le one of the finest fh the district.
i Printing Behind
I Tho local post office has received
i notification that work at the stamped
! envelop factory at Dayton, O., inter
I rupted by the flood, has been ic
' sumed. Deliveries on account of the
; accumllatlon 6t orders, will te delayed
i about three weeis. Many local firms
have been using rubber stamps for
! their names on letters awaiting the
resumption of work at Dayton.
Jack McGregor Overcome
Dismay was spread in the city last
evening by report that Jack McGregor
well known insurance man and a
member of tbe Higgins .Leasing Co.,
had been killed while visiting the
mine. It subsequently developed that
Mr. McGregor ha been overcome y
gas and was removed from the mine
to hia home in an unconscious condi
tion. Dr. Wr.tMns was summoned
and later revived Mr. McGregor. At
a late hour last night he was reported
making good recovery.
Home from Seminary.
. Miss Cecil Woods returned to her
hnrnn in the citv last nicht from
Snell Seminary Berkeley, CaU at
nhich widely known institution she
made an enviable ,record during the
school year "Jfcst closed. -
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Autolng to Tucson. ..
Carl Carlson, well known Loweu
mlnn man. leaven with &. narty of
friends this morning for f an aatomo
Wle trip to Tucson, 1L Haythorne
whlte making the run with his seven
passenger Studebaker.
Contractor Graf arrived in tbe city
last evening from Phoenix.
BENEFIT DANCE
For Phelra Dodge Ball Team.
urday. May 24th, Odd Fellows
Everybody Invited.
IT QUENCHES THIRST
Sat
ball. 162.
Horsfor's Acid Photphate
Toaapocuful In glass of water,
sweetened to salt, far more delicious
and refreshing than lemonade.
For fa's Weari
3 A. Zander. nliBO twicer. LeavTS
order at Muir's Music Store. Adv.
55
Rvervbodr's dolus It! Doing wliat!
Going to Ball & Bledsoe to get a
pennant. Zl 18
BENEFIT DANCE
I For Phelps Dodge Ball Team, sal
Inrday. May 2th., Odd Fellows hall.
Lveryuoay invited. 162.
Henry W Williams, assistant cash-
ier of the Hank of Blsbee. left Thurs
day for the coast on a "vacation.'
Just bow the vacation is being spent
is told in tho following telegram :o
tho Review, received last night:
"Los Angeles. Cal. Henry W. Wil
liams, 23. ISisbee. and Margaret Ifc
GIrk. 2S, El Monte, Cal. secured mar
riage license here today."
Mr. Williams is a son of Mayor
John Williams. He Is a popular young
man. Ills many friends were not sur
prised to receive the news last night
that he and Miss McGirk were to Le
married.
Miss McGirk is well known here,
having been employed at the C. & A.
general offices up to a short time ago,
when the family moved. to El Monte.
It was said last night at Mr. William'.
home that the marriage would take
place tn Los Angeles on Sunday and
that the young couple would spend
their honeymoon on the coast, return
ing to the Warren district to make
their home about the middle of June
No Secrecy in Store or in
Hearing Latter Had Yes
terday Perez and Marti
nez Held New Complaint
J. L. Perez and M. M. .Martinez are
held In $200 to await the action of
tho Federal Grand Jury which will
meet In Phoonix the first Monday m
October and in default of -ball will
stand committed lo the Pima County
Jalt to answor to the charge of con
spiring to defeat tno neutrality law
iy making a shipment of ammunition
from Blsbee to N'aco Sonora. The
complaint against the other defend
ants in that action was dismissed.
-JFessrs. Farrell and McDonald nr
held In $250. Hall and Gannon in. S500
and M. H. Sperling in J1.000 bonds as
witnesses. All will furnish the re.
uired bonds.
A complaint waB issuud against tho
Phelps Dodge Mercantile Company,
William H. Brophy; R E. Coles, It. P
de Negre and James Bracamonte.
Messrs. Brophy and Coles have
waived examination , and furnished
bonds In $5000 to appear before the
federal grand jury In October. The
other defendants have not .been found.
Tho Douglas Hardware company
was Involved In the, transaction.
Theso were the developments in the
Government's case against J. L. Per
ez and others when it was heard yes
terday before l. S. Commissioner J.
D. Taylor.
Yesterday morning tbe hearing In
the case of the United States against
J- I Perez and others came on 'or
hearing before U. S. Commission Tay
lor. During the morning Boes!on the
testimony of Taylor, the driver. Sup
erintendent Hall of the- O. K. Livery
stable. Bob Farrpll and Jnhn Mellon-
aid of the Brophy stables at IxwelL
Itob Hennesy and Leo Gannon were
taken. All or this related to the hir
ing of a team, and loading of a float
with ammunition, the trip toward
TWO WOMEN
SAVED FROM
OPERATIONS
By Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound Their
Own Stories Here Told,
Beatrice. Neb. " Just after my mar
riage my left side began to pain me and
the pain got so severe at times that I
suffered terribly with it. I visited three
doctors and. each one wanted to operate
on me but I would not consent to an op-j
eration. I "heard of the good Lydia E.',
I'inkham s' Vegetable Compound was
doing for others and I used several Lot
ties of it with, the jresult that I haven't
been bothered with" my side since then.
1 am in good health and I have two little
girls. " Mrs.R. B.CfliLDBeatrice, Neb.
The Qtjier Case.
Cary, Maine. "I feel it a duty I owtl
to all suffering women to tell what Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound did
forme. One year ago I found myself a
terrible sufferer. 1 had pains in both'
eides and such a soreness I could scarcely
s traighten up at times. My back ached,
I had no appetite and was so nervous 1
could not sleep, then I would be so tired
mornings that I could scarcely get
around. It seemed almost impossible
to move or do a bit of work and I
thought I never would be any better
until I submitted to an operation, but
my husband thought I had better write
to you and I did so, stating my symp
toms. I commenced taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
soon felt like a new woman. I had no
pains, slept well, had good appetite and
could do almost all my own work for a
family of four. I shall always feel that
I owe my good health to your Vegetable
Compound." Mrs. Hayward Sowers,
Cary, Maine.
ond complaint was filed and a copy
handed to John Mason Ross of Ellin
wood and Ross who represent the
company and Messrs Brophy and
Coles. As all of the testimony had
been heard-in the other case examin-
N'aco. -turning back near Bakersville, 'atlon was waived and tho bonds fixed
. ... . .1 -ml , nt-t tATlfl Pll'an -lo Ytatnrfm 7titol
Cuba had most prosperous year in
its history in 1912, according to Con
sul Rodgers.. due largely to bumper
sugar and tobacco crops. Sugar pro
duction In season was almost entirely
covered by year 1912 was 1.S93.C87
tons, exceeding that of any previous
year by about 100,000 tons. Tho 19!2
tobacco crop was tho best in quan
tity and quality ever produced.
PARKER, ARIZONA CITY LOTS
Today's best buy on account of grea:
assured developments in immediate
future. Address C. A, Marsh Co., Par
ker, Ariz. 62"
DANCE
At Old Opera House,
night. May 24.
O: You Blsbee Pennants'
Saturday
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Right Food
Essential
TO STRENGTH OF
BODY AND BRAIN
Nowadays the world
small use for weaklings.
has
If a "step up" appeals to
you make yourself- physically
and mentally fit!
Grape-Nuts
FOOD
contains In well-balanced pro.
portions, the vital food ele
ments of wheat and barley
which meet Nature's require
ments for building brain and
body to highest efficiency.
A dish of Grape-Nuts and
cream is the regular break
fast of get-ahead people the
world over.
"There's a Reason"
and the return to the store In Eisbec.
The afternoon testimony went more
into the details of tho transaction
and it was during these proceedings
that the complaints were withdrawn
against the other defendants.
Henry Strodhoff. manager of the
Douglas store, told of the telephonic
order from Blsiee for -forty cases of
Winchester cartridges and the ship
ment from Douslas to Bisbee by ex
press, that such shipment was made
on the order of the manager and was
to the hardware department of the
ttlsbco store. u
Lino Riders Sheehy and Harry Ov
ertask told of the seizure of goods and
the arrests of tho defendants. Over
lock also told of a conversation with
Bracamonte the next day when tne
latter said he had "Not treated us
well" and refered to the seizure of
the ammunition. '
M. H. Sterling told of the making of
tho delivery and of what he knew of
the sale, as to which he had not been
consulted. He told of the telephone
calls that came to him later in the J
evening from Taft and.llen.
Perry told of the transactions on the
books s far as the receipt from Dong
las was concerned.
During the earlier testimony a
'mysterious stout Mexican gentleman
wearing kid gloves' was frequently
mentioned in tho questions asked by
Assistant V. S. Attorney Richie tut
his identity was not disclosed until
F. E. Coles gave his name as R. E.
do Negre, the man who paid for the
cartridges.
Manager McCoy of the express com
pany told of the shipment from Doug
las to IBstee, and Robert T. Allen re
lated his nart In unloading the goods.
W. II. Brophy when called to the ;
stand stated that he was manager of
the company, that ho was Informed of
the sale, that the goods were order-d
from. Douglas after consulting him
and he agreed to letting the Mauser
cartridges from the Douglas Hardware
company be shipped to them and de
livered by them. Mr. Brophy did not
know or Perez occupying any official
capacity and did not know that ho
had formerly purchased cartridges.
He -did rot consider that there was
anythlnf -nal in the transaction
and nothi, Sad occured to arou3e
bis suspicion.
M. J. Brophy, manager of the Bls
bee store was called. He testified
that he knew nothing of tho transac
tions as he was out of town on Wed
nesday and Thursday, a part of both
days.
Frank E. Coles, assistant maiMsc
of the Blsbee store solved the mystery
of tho kid gloved stranger stating
that It was It. V. de Negre. tie ioiu
of tho entire transaction, payment by
rhcrlr nn the Bank ol Douglas au
confirmed the testimony or the previ
ous witnesses from the store. It was
a regular transaction, no attempt at
concealment was made ana ne saw u
reason to inquire as to who the pur
chasers were or what they wanted of
their purchases and more than he
would as to any other transaction. Ho
also told of Including the Mauser
jartridgea from the Douglas Hard
ware Co. As to tho hour of delivery
he stated on cross examination that
it was tho custom of the store to ac
commodate all responsible customers
and make deliveries at any hour de-jf-orf
This was often done for Sul
phur Spring Valley ranchers ne said.
Tim TJ.Il was use la-si n.ivo "-
told of the return, unloading ol -tne
boxes, helr secure ana tne Birw
Here the prosecutor ciosec nis casu.
the dlsmtssal against all of the de
fendants but two was ordered and ba.l
axed for tho two remaining defend
ants as well as tho appearance bonds
of tho witnesses.
After this case was ended the scc-
Everybody's doing it! Doing what!
Going to Ball & Bledsoe to get a
pennant. 192.
BIDS FOR CONCESSIONS.
Notice is hereby given that bids
for concessions for the Fourth of
July celebration in the Warren Dis
trict will be received by the celebra
tion committee to and including
June 2nd . 1913. same Ut be awarded
June 3rd. 193 to the highest bidder.
These oncessions lnciudo the pro
gram privilege, sale of novelties and
other goods that do not conflict with
the business of the regular mer
chants and business houses of Bis-,
bee and Lowell and such amusement'
concessions as may bo approved by j
the committee.
Sealed bids should be addressed
to J. H. Gray, Box 119, Blsbee
Advertisement. 6.
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will be particularly pleased
with our
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is fine as a clean-up after ex
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it Is without an equal. The
woman of discernment will not
bo denied such a toilet neces
sity as Cream Supremo when
once she haa used It, Per
Jar 25c
Bisbee Drug
Just To Jog Your
Memory -
MEMORIAL DAY will soon be
here; of course you'll want your
Summer Suit by that time. It's
not any to early to select it now.
We are showing some very clever
models this season whatever the
style you want or the price you
want to pay, we are confident of
our ability to please you.
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Manager Western Union Tetegraph Co.
Since all vessels at sea aro rompelled 'to bo equipped with wire
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Railroads and the large telegraph companies are unable to get all
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chances for promotion can bo secured. Young men and young wo
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Refrigerators
Ice Cream Freezers
Garden Hose
OIL STOVES
AND OVENS
In All Sizes
EVERYTHING
BOUGHT, SOLD,
EXCHANGED
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Brophy Carriage Company
Phone 284 Lowell Ariz.
COPPSR QUEEN HOTEL
and High Class Cafe
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Special $1.00 Table d'Hote Dinner From 5;30 to 8 p. m.
Reg lar 50c Luncheoa Daily HENRY P0PPEN, Manage
The Antlers Cafe
Main St. Opp. P.O. Phone 221
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