Bisbee daily review. [volume], November 27, 1913, Page SIX, Image 6

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THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 27 1913
LOCAL PERSONAL
Spend Day at Tombstone EI Pao Vltitor
Mr. and Mr. Frank Cole and chll-X K Stewart a imminent business
dren, will go to Tombton today fori"""1 ol Kl !'. la here tor a tir.tf
Thanksgtrlng with hvr parents Mr tV- looking after bU local interests,
lud All. "ttellugh.
Was Called to Naco
Dr. V. E. Shine was called to Nnco
jwsterday afternoon to consult with
VCal pbjsiclaiw with reference to a
Surgical operutlon -which may become
siMfary.
Birth Record
; To Mr. and Mrs J H. Miller, of
1-owvU, at tb C. Q. hospital, a toy.
fTo Mr. andjjtrs. fieorge Corvele, of
3ohn.on Addition, at the C. Q. hospl
tM. a boy.
For Thanksgiving
ilDs Helena Hamburg, popular
daughter of Mx and Mrs. Hamburg,
01 iiaanmrg ia uio tiuacaucas, ar
rived ystftrday la their tturing car
ua.i will HpeAd Thanksgiving here as
111 guenu of friends.
Railroad Men Here
O. JL Donart and Wade Curry. tra
cUng voBsenKtr and freight agents
fur the Santa Fo and Rock Island lines
rtnpectlrely, mere here yesterday con
'fexrlng With simpers regarding now
routines for large shipment from the
east They lez ttir Douglas last
Sight
supervisor Rock Here
CVliut Supervisor John Reck of
Ttabstxffio spent a few hours here
yeatardar earoute- home from an In
On Hunting Trjp
John Rawllngs, Eugene WliltW
Chan. MeCaba and John K. Baukerd
left esterda on a hunting tnp .n the
San Pedro ttilley and the Huacluicas,
Tfcey expect to return on Sunda
with the-Ir baps filled with quail and
eolson
Phoenix Theatrical Man
A. H. Reetes. of Phoenix, owner
of a chain of theaters In this state.
arrived yesterday and will Bpend se
erai days making an Inspection of
tho dlstr.bt. He may open a house
here If he can secure a suitable loca
tion.
Will Qulld Telephone Line
u'iiM ths seit " is j
tain States Telephone Co. will roe?in
miMm
try
The Red
Button
By WILL IRWIN
Author of
Tht City Thai Wat
Etc
lIhufctfB by Hury liruilaitr
h! Baking Powder Biscuits
Light as n Feather
By Mrs. Janet McKenxie Hill, Editor of
the Boston Cooking School Magazine
Baking Powder Biscuits made by this
recipe are so far ahead of ordinary ba
ling powder biscuits that, if once tried,
toa will neer nie any other recipe.
Try it the next time jou run short of
bread. Sat e this recipe. 29
Raiseslhe
DoughJSetter
ALL GROCERS
spectlon of tho Gleeson county road. ! the stomach INSTANTLY This sim
Ha stated that he was well pleased 1 pie mixture became famous by curing
with the work and the manner in 1 appendicitis and It draws off a sur
which it lias resisted the severe rain! prising amount ot old foul matter
storms. Wort It Is expected, will be "' "ie uiw it is wuuutnui now
the construction of a telephone line to
the convict camp, located a few miles charEO to keep in tlose touch with
across the divide. It Is presumed that tbe officers here Engineer Atwood
this is in keeping with tab suggestion I was in Ule c'l yesterday to make
made by Uoverntr Hunt last Satur- arrangements for the line with the lo
day, when he was here on an inspec-' cai manager of the company, who told
Uon trip. It will enable thote In ' ntm he thought ho would be able to
hae the telephone operating ;n about
LESS BOWEL TROUBLE three days.
IN BISBEE
BIsbee people have found out that Treasurer Here
A SINGLE DOSE of simple buck- County Treasurer Hicks came to1
thorn bark, glyrexine. etc, as com- tho city yesterday frjini Tombstone
pounded In Adlerlka, the German with members of his family to islt
bowel and stomach remedy, relieves briefly and shcti a little nmonc me
constipation, sour stomach or gas on cbo!c Thanksghtng Day offerings of'
the Biebeo stores They returned
Copjilsht isu, Tba Uobba-MerrUICoBpu
- . . The TaplbTn re
fused everything. He told Mr Wade
J that as soon as he had arranged some
' thing he didn't say what he would
ssd mc aad ccmpl ano tu &v Uu uiiu
1 1 realized that I must get farther from
I New York I had a few possessions
of Captain Hans La's I wanted to re
turn tbem and close with blm forever
Mr Wade had an Idea of making one
last appeal, and I asked blm it he
would deliver those things at the same
time. Yesterday morning Mr Wade
came down to New York. That's all
I know until I saw the newspapers "
rosutaed on the road in tho near fu- QUICKLY it helps DALL & BLED
turo SOR, Druggist, 28 Main St.
Adv. O-C
1 WW Wi MiM W WWW w
home last night Mr Hicks said the
county seat is continuing to pur it
the peaceful way of progress and
that ever body oer there felt that
Thanksgiving was an entirely appi
Iiriate institution
rgc
Gt?
You Can Use Gas
p y
II!
K C BVlni Powder BUcnlts
Three cups flour; U to 4 cup short'
tning;3 Utel tcaspoonfuls K C -Baking
roil-e'er; about 1 cup milk or uater; I
teaspoonful salt.
Sift three times, the flour, salt and
baking powder. Work into the flour the
chortemnsr. using lard or butter Int
shortening Then mix to a ery soft
dough with the milk. The softer the
biscuit enters the oven, the lighter it
comes out. Never knead baking powder
biscuits; press the dough into shape and
roll lightl). Cut in small shapes and
bake on a sheet or ery shallow pan ia
n hot oven. In placing biscuits in the
pans place welt apart, not allowing edges
to touch. Smill biscaits are better than
large ones. Large biscuits do not have
the proper amount of time to raise and
bake.
Jtare you ei the new K C Cook's Eookt
Brisxf ut of appetizing recipes that simpl j must
tie successful rvery time if the few simple direc
tions are carrfullr followed You would rladlr
pay 50 cents for this YaluaLie book, yet we und
1 ubiotrntflrftre up-rn receipt of the colored cer
tificate pucled in every ,S-cei ten n of KC bakio?
owder JAQCI-S 31 1-0 Co Chicago, feiul
rus Uo not huve Cook s Hook rUcalts.
BISBEE TEMPERATURE
r Cooking
riOUliu
THE
ear
, If your kitchen requires a stove to heat it in winter
, the problem is solved by installing a modern Kitchen
Heater in connection with your gas range; as shown
in cutV Several years experience has proven this
Kitchen Heater to be an unqualified success. '
It burns coal, coke, wood or refuse, and cooking
may be done over the two eight-inch holes on top
canl,be -furnished with gas, kindler and water coil.
$15.00
Gas Kindler
Water Coil
$1.50 Extra
$1.50 Extra
Jc
Call at our store d allanow us to explain
the points of advantage to you.'
VTv
isbee Improvement
Company
TOAST THE TURKEY
rclth a bottle cf Tannhanser extra palo beer and tho occasion will be
one long to be remembered. Our beers are still made in the old
fashioned way, plenty of malt and hops and sold la all hotels, cafes
and restaurants, or for domestic use jou can hae it at $3.50 per case
All Grocers or Phone 243.
1. A. BROWN
Successor to Eoston and Brown, Agents (or Copper City Browery
"Captain Hanska Wouldn't Consent to
a Divorce."
Sho stopped here Her color faded,
I her hands fell apart with a gesture of
despair.
I Now the Inspector took up tie ex
I aminatlon, for Rosalie sat musing, her
I ees on Constance Hanska.
' "What were tho things you senf'
, he asked.
1 "Let me see what were they? Bet
I sy-Harbara. you helped pack them. An
old miniature ot the Captain "
"And some family photographs "
j Betsy-Barbara put In briskly
I "And an old mahogany shaving-mirror
which had belonged to his fa
j ther "
'And a Mexican hat-band and two
knives and an Irish blackthorn stick
I and a silver cigarette case "
A stethoscope upon Inspector Mc
Gee's pulso woujd have Jumped an
Jhch as Betsy-Barbara pronounced the
word "knives" But his down-turned
face betrayed no emotion.
"What kind of a cigarette case?"
"Chased sliver and turquoises a
Russian design "
"What was tho stick like?"
' Very heavy, and dark brown as I
remember. And I think the ferrule
was loose."
"And the knives?" said tho Inspec
tor.
"Let me see one was a little dag
ger that he used for a paper-knife
and the other was a Malay kris with
a long, sharp, wavy blade. He got it
In the Philippines."
"Yes'" exclaimed the Inspector. And
then with the sudden brutality which
was a. part of his Third Degree meth
od, "And It .was with that knife that
FULLY NOURISHED
Grape-Nuts s Perfectly Balanced Food
No chemist's analysis of Grape-Nuts
can begin to show the real valuo of
the food the practical value as shown
by personal experience
It is a food that is perfectly bal
anced, supplies the needed element
for both brain and body in all stages
of life from the infant, through the
strenuous times of active middle llf
and Is a corarort and support in old
age.
"For two j ears I have used Grape
Nuts with milk and a littlo cream,
for breakfast I am comfortably hun
gry for my dinner at noon.
"I use little meat, plenty of vege
tables and fruit. In season, for the
noon meal, and If tired at tea time.
take Grape-Nuts alone and feel per
fectly nourished.
"Nerve and brain power and mem
ory aro much improved since using
Crtpe-Nuta. I am over sixty and
weigh 155 lbs. My son and husband
seeing hor I had improved are now
using Grape-Nuts.
"My son, who is a traveling man,
eats nothing for breakfast but Grape-
I Nuts and a glass of milk. An aunt.
over 70, seems fully' nouribhed on
Grape-Nuts and cream." "There s a
Reason."
Name given by Postum Co, Battle
Creek, Mich. Read "The Road to
WrflvHle,' in pkgs.
Ever read the above letter? A nev
one "appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true, and full of human
interest.
Bisbee temperature yesterday hlgl,
59, low, II No preclp.tatlon
A tight feeling In the chest accom
panted by a short, dry cough, indi
cates an inflamed condition in tho
lungsC To rellee It buy the dollar
sl:e BALLARD'S, HOREHOUND SY
III P. you get with each bottle a free
HERRICK'S RED PEPPER POROUS
PLASTER for the chest. The syrup
relaxes the tightness and the plaster
draws out the Inanimation. It is an
Ideal combination for curing cold
settled In tho lungs. Sold by Blbbee
Drug Co. Adv
BIG MASKED BALL
at Pair Hall next Saturday 8 30
P M Tliree cash prizes to ba
gnen auay One and all In
vited Good orchestra.
WILLIAMS & HOLLAND.
ATTENTION ELKS
Your presence is desired at a musi
cal Saturday uight, accompanied by
our ladies.
THE PLACE TO GO
Spend Thanksgiving evening, to
night, with the ladles of the Altar
Society at K. C Hall. Delightful
program.
SPIRELLA CORSET.
Fitted in your own home. Mrs. O.
Vhln, 52 Jlggerviile, Phone 423.
Lawrence Wade stabbed your hus
band" Inspector McGee might have thrown
that very knife Instead of bis words,
so sudden was the effect upon Con
stance Hanska. The color left her
face. Her eyes grew big and wild
She flashed to her feet, trembling vio
lently. "Oh, 110!" she pleaded, "oh, no! Oh,
that will hurt him so! He couldn't
have used it some one used it after
he left Lawrence Wade could no
more have stabbed, an unarmed man
" She stopped, wrestled herself back
to some semblance of composure.
"Don't you understand he was a gen-
tiemanr She turned from McGee's
triumphant state to Rosalie's softened
face. "Why. Mrs. La Grange, gentle
men don't do such things. He was an
athlete he played every game hon
orablydo you think he would kave
put me in such a position, even if he
wougm or nothlnr pIbo hn -mnM
hate had to break every instinct he
UB
"Look here, Mrs Hanska," said In
spector McGeo, pouncing upon his ad
vantage as experieneo had taught him
to do. "there was what you call an af
fair between you and this Mr. Wade.
wasn't there?"
Ifere Rosalie swrung in again.
3nspector' she said, "if you go that
way. 111 advise this young woman to
get a real lawyer before she talks to
you any more. Now. bit Hour v.
just answer what you please."
uut Lonataaco was mistress of her
self again.
"All thia will come out In the trial. I
-..i. x mignt as well tell'
BTeryming now. When he put himself
in this position he was trying to help
me. There was no affair, as you call
It- But when he first met ,me he
thought I was a widow. And befon
he knew mr circumstances he pro
posed marriage. He never spoke of It
after. I told him. He was a gentle
man. He only tried to serve ntaii
gentleman would under the circum
stances."
"Has it struck you," asked the Ic.
riV"Ww.ViIr iC.
2Tk. s A4:'TVlJfcJB
'l-TT-J t&
11TE are mak
ing a special
te;
price on silver
plate ware for
a few days to make room for
some new goods.
These goods are all standard
patterns and can be matched at rn
any time. Any of these goods would make
good Christmas presents as well as being a
good investment for home use.
We close today for
Thanksgiving
I - . VS SAi3
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L. L. GILMAN Ml (ffi?
Jeweler &. Optician rJ VI Axj&J2&
j M I carry the largest jewelry line '.
v 'n Arizona and can meet the ,1
7 requirements of the, most Jj
M exacting. Let me show you j Jl
41 my line. sj
II Official Wat'ch Inspector E. P. Jf
III & s. v. R. R- rl
AGAINST THE DARK DAYS OF INFIRMITY AND NO JOB. START
NOW. BECOME OWNER OF TEN ACRES OR MORE OF COOP
ER FARM LANDS, UNDER GOVERNMENT IRRIGATION, IN YU
MA VALLEY AND YOUR FUTURE INDEPENDENCE IS ASSURED.,
ASK FOR LITERATURE DESCRIPTIVE OF THIS -"GARDEN
SPOT OF THE EARTH." 5 ACRES UP, 5 YEARS TO PAY. 2
YEARS CROPS WILL PAY FOR THE LAND.
John 7. (Bamphell
SCHMID-SHATTUCK BUILCING
TEL 26
BOX 1372.
Q TH
vot .-v . vjisrs. T-e"-
iciii 3L ia.li ant
General Contractors
Estimates and Sketches furnished free of
Prospective Builders. Phone 485
BISBEE, ARIZONA.
charge to
NEW SECRETARY APPOINTED
I scribed, and rent in
the .sum
of
PRESCOTT-The Arizona Sheep &00J frt " onth nnlng No
Sanitary Board, has appointed Mrs.
Mary S. Allen, widow of the late
George H. Alien, secretary of the
board.
Irregular bowol movements lead to
chronic constipation and a constipat
ed habit fills the system with impuri
ties. HERBINE is a great bowel ret;-
fulator. It purines tho system, vital
izes the blood and puts the digest!!
organ In fine vigorous condition
Price EPc. Sold by Bisbee Drug Co
Adr.
NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That
the undersigned, as agent for Wil
liam Cowan,' owner of that certain
building on the' south side of Main
spector. "that this might be used as a street. In Bisbee, Arizona, recently
motive?" occupied by Chris Potsi. under lease
"This is perfectly dreadful!" cried from said owner and by said Potsi
Betsy-Barbara. "Constance, you shall conducted under the name of tho
not stay here another minute. You Miners Inn, has and claims a lien
come with me to a lawyetl" 'lunon the cersonal property of said
TO BE CONTINUED ll'ots! therein and hereinafter de- f, J j
vember 1st, 1S13, and ending Novem
ber 30th, 1913, and that the under
signed, as agent aforesaid, will on
the Sth day of December, 1913, at 11
o clock a. m., of said day, sell all
the right, title and interest of said
Chris Potsi in and to his personal
property In said leased premises, to
tho highest bidder and for cash, and
that said sate will be held upon said
premises and tho money derived
therefrom will be applied in satisfac
tion of said debt and to pay the
costs and expenses of the sale.
That said property consists of the
personal effects of every "kind and
nature now upon said premises and
heretofore used by said Potsi in con
nection 'with said business, excepting
only, one electric fan, and gas stoves,
plates and ranges therein, not the
property ot said Potsi.
Dated at Bisbee, Arizona, this 26th
day of November, 1913.
HOGAN & SEED, by HOGAN,
Agent as aforesaid.
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