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nvo THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1916. KAEET RECOVERS STRENGTH FROM THE LATE STAGNATION All Classes of Stock Respond to Better Feeling on the Ex change and Rise in Values j Generally is Had. J MARKET RECOVERS j NEW YORK March 9 With today s market a a criterion Wall Street, at least the speculative fraternity, seem ed to have recovered from the alarm occasioned by the recent political and diplomatic controversies. Tiadins vvas the largest and on broadest scale in recent weeks and almost wholly on a rising scale of values. Specialties scored the most substantial gains. Metals were particularly prominent. American Zinc rose five points. (.Jreer.e maximum. Independent steel shares, a? well as equipments, motors, oils and fertilizers and Mercantile Marine rofe from two to six points. Sundry issues were appreciably better. I Texai Company led the petroie.in.s v.hich were affected by the Mexican clis'.urbames. Kails were higher, villi the exception of New Haven which was weak. Tctal sales wire 710.000 shares. Bonds ye vie irregular, the tola, sales beins 2.4uO.UO'i. (Hy L. J. Overlock) BOSTON". March 9. I'ndoubtediy th business oil -look remains encour- otrinv The nrircinal feature in the The nrircipal feature in siAilipIV however, continues to be un-t-tWta'Sa. No other result is likely un til the issue at Verdun is settled gnd,st. p;iul iniil our relations with Germany aieji-p;0n Pacife addled one way or the other. The Westinuho jse aciflen of the security market would j sewn" to show that the big supply of j Adventure ... ') e.jtq,,strong hands. At the. same , :iha-e is not an aggressive suove- move- jnpnl to savance prices cwrin m i-e- -i ;aUs,; .Prices lack the support of pub ; li''1ivihe although the easy moH" . itosition prevents forced liquidation. ft fc still a waiting market and every lly makes this more and mere evident. ' ( j J l.i I., km- ml lh, LQa . W OUU.OJllJ fI.V w i Paine, Wobberft Cs. ':: NEW YORK. Allis Chalmers Aran Woolen Anaccnda Anin Car Amn Can Amn Smelters Amn Sugar Atchison Baldw fn Beth Steel B. & O C. & O Can Pacific 30 53 14 S7 3-S (,CJ 5-S . f.o Ml l0'.l-2 102 7-S 105 1-4 4S3 S7 1-4 61 3-4 165 3-4 THE The 1 Superb White Voiles . J5c - Vards and yard,s of heaut'f'il we .ve.-- in mi irr si :iil. display of snowy whiteness. Voiles in white, cuiliroid- ed effects, new- checks, plaids, satin and military ht'ipes. crepe stripes and cross-bar effects -the lie.-t de s gns for spring. EXCEPTIONAL. VALVES al lhe to! V v-iuR prices ;;;., 40c: and 50c per yard. Madras Waistings 35 to fie scarcity has seemed to increase Fashion'! de. I for these beautiful Madrases surely they're most d i'f' tful for spring and summer blouses, as well as Hiei - shirts. V.'e have them in a rreat plenty- and all :ew . olor effects including awning stripes, blazer stnpt-s and two or Ihree color effects priced at 3"c, 50c. 'i c i ?5c per yard. c PRING DRAPERIES Await - -Beautifiers of the home, whether furnishing anew or brightening up the old, should visit our DRAPERY DEPARTMENT, it will prove both pleasant and profitable. Mere you will find the very lat-.it and most approved Weaves. Patterns and Colors A material and a price 'i suit any room and every purse. Included in the new arrivals are Cretonnes, Chintzes. Prints. Scrims. Swiss and Madras at 20: to 75e per yard. Also P.ungalow Net and Sc rim in white, ecru and beige whli or withoin ,j' der pric es range fro'n to 65c OATJMAN STOCKS WATCH THIS SPACE FOR DAILY NOON QUOTATIONS Thursday. Murch 9, 1916. Bid. Ask. Ariz-Tom R .20 $ .23 Big Jim 1.43 1.48 Boundry Cone 54 Dome M 16 Fetsendcn 21 .28 Argo . -35 Gold Dust 26 Gold Range 14 .16 Ivanhoe 20 ' .21 Jerome-Oat -16 Sunnyside 28 .29 Lucky Boy -2G ... Tom Reed 1.53 1.59 U. Northern 20 U. Eastern 4.00 United Western 30 Tclljride 25 .30 Carter Gold -15 .20 Arizona Rex , 25 .30 Merry Widow 10 Green Quartz 12 .15 Pasadena Boy 08 -10 Cold Reed 25 Gold Cliff .' 18 Agents for Sims Addition. ( COLLINS & ERETEERTON Real Estate and Fire Insurance. J Jack B!dn. Main Street. Phone 26. Crticrble : S2 Krie 37 Gi. Northern . . ".. 120 3-4 Leather ... Mcx Pet ... Mo. Pacific Nor Pacific X. Y. C. ... I'm IK! Reading ... Tienublic .. Rubber Steel Steel Pfd .. Studebaker So Pacific . . 53 ion 4 3-4 110 1-2 104 1-4 5G S4 1-S 52 ! 50 1-4 53 3-4 ; 116 7-S ; 141 97 5-S i 93 1-2 j . i 64 5-8 : j 3 ! 71 1-2 : S 3-4 J 21 ! S71-2 104 1-2 : 557 ; 72 1-2 i 57 7-S ! 64 i 13 5-8 ; BOSTON. Aria Commercial At;: AUtslta .. An n Kmc . r.;i;lt Sup ,C. & II. .. C. fc A. . . . ."hiho C. Rang" . Butte . ,r,rr.!.lv ... 93 i .92 i " ' GoMfie!d j Hancock Imibna Inspiration Kewc-jnaw ... Lnsr.lie X,pt;,- Mi.T.':!I Mo'.a.vk .Iay;!r.wor ... X Eutte X. v; da Cons . Xipis.sing Old Dominion 15 41-2 46 1-2 3 1-4 : F I 17 3-4 ' 36 j 96 ; 3 1-2 ' .30 1-2 16 5-S 61-2 71 1-2 Oid Colony 2 3-4 STORE KNOWN FOR BETTER VALUES. Mewest Jn Wash s Sheer, Dainty Novelty Voiles 85c Beautiful Patterns and Colors The most wonderful novelty voiles of the Spring season to sell for 85c a yard A new shipment just received and awaits your inspec tion. They are NEW, nothing like them ever shown before -The patterns, the colorings, the weaves fairly speak out mat now is spring time and that li;;ht, airy frocks should receive consideration. In Av.ning Stripes of old rose, orchid, black Joffre blue and navy, diot with ratine cord, with 40 inches, per vard Vie. I Palm Beach Suitinas Its irrealest dt maud is for Spring and .-summer 'OPT ING TOGS" at:d being so unusual in weave and tex-uir-. and so particularly well adapted for the malting of siu h garments, i; is sure to become extremely fash ionable this season. The cheaper grade is ."M inches wide, in plain or with satin stripe, sells for 75c per yard. The all-wool, 54-incii ijuulity priced at $1.25 per yard. Striped Gaberdines . . . 75c - These beautiful .otion Gaberdines will take the lead this .Spring and Summer for Separate Skirls--A glance at lhe new patterns and colors will bring an evxlania lion of deliirht. In pi::in colors light blue. Gait blue. Ji.ftre blue. rose, pink, lavender and blac k, 75c per yard. per vard. 95 2S0 11 93 24 7-8 3 1-2 11 r.s 51 15 1-4 S5 1-S ! j 1.45 ! j 1G 1-2 CUR8S 1S-S 9- 21 1-2 .SO 1 14 Tom Reed 1.60 Tono 61 - Tono Bel I'nited Kastern Verde Warren Wolv Arizona . , 4 1-4 ! 4 05 17 !. 2 lj 13-4 (3y Levy Bros.) Bank of England rate unchanged at : five per cent. Vote bv railway employes said to be SO per cent favor or S hour day and overtime waoe increase. I U. S. Steel to erect first class iube - will at Gary plant at cost of $25,000, 00(1. New two year wage agreement for bituminous miners formally signed providing wage increase from 5 to 13 per cent for 400.000 miners. Conference on anthracite wage gins today. be- Russian troops continue their ad- vance along Black Sea coast. Washington expects President will investigate British secret orders to armed merchantmen. Veidun battle is for road to Paris, declares Major-General Lloyd, com mandtnn London district. German suc cess means loss of Paris. Try This If You Have Dandruff There is one sure way that never fairs to remove dandruff completely and that is to dissolve it. This destroys it en tirely. To do this, just get about four ounces of plain, ordinary liquid arvon; -Pl'b" night , when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in prcntly with tl. i finger tips. By morning-, most if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four wore applications will completely dis solve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it, no matter how much dandruff you may have. You will find, too, that all it'chinti and tagging of the scalp will stop instantly, snd your hair will be fluffy, lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and look and feci a hundred times better. You can get liquid arvon at any druj store. It is inexpensive, and tour j ounces is all ycu will need. This simple remedy has never been known to fail. leaves 75c Your Choosing Osceola Fhetps Dodge Pond Creek . . Quincy Ray Cons Sup Host on. . Shannon Shatuick Tamarack Utah Cons . . . I'iah Copper . Pig Jim Cornelia Cash Boy Denn Fort n. nn Gold Reed .... Ivanhoe Jerome Verde Jumbo (PHOENIX WOMAN IS r Mrs. Ltta KimniS hres bullet: Into Her Brain in Poctor's ; Office. Had Been Desnon-! dent for Some Time. PHOENIX. March 9.-P.y sending a; evolver bullet crashing through her; brain, Mrs. Etta'Kimnis ended a life of sorrow and pain at 1 o'clock y ester- day afternoon. III intr u'inii-iunii Ulllie "I .1 Jill M( lull j where she was employed as an atten- j : . I. .. j. .... .v . .. .. 1 :: 2!da.n;t Mrs. Kininie had been despondent "1'iiiv udjH aim is ueiicvcu 10 nave 'been under the influence of drugs or j liquor when slje killed herself. f , , .i...... i : . i i: 1 . i Her uncle, George Gann, was wait- I li'g to take her io Ins home when a I shot rang mt in an inner room. When 'Gann and the doctor reached her side i she was dead. The blood was gush- i fro,n "er hd upon the carpet, a '- """,r ,"ul"-1- """" ,n UL" ' ,ieved ,0 nave Purchased at some pawn !s:iop - as by her side. i Mrs. Kiinnis life had been a stounv t one. Her husband, a patent medicine 'salesman, is said tn have deserted her Innd their two children a year ago in San Francisco. He had been in irou - ble with the authorities it is asserted inH isiuMuniv riiUr,,,-,r,.,i Wnrrv ... per his disappearance and neglect is be lieved to have been one of the things which brought about her determina tion to end it all. Having been left without means of support. Mrs. Kimnis came to Phoe nix with her daugh'er. Brucella, now 16 years old. and her little son, John. eight. They lived "with her uncle, ; George Gann, and his family at No. 524 North Fourth Avenue. For sever- al weeks before her suicide Mrs. Kim jnis had not been herself. P is known that she had been drinking Jamaica ginger end it is suspected that she used drugs. Last night she did not return to the ; Gann home and her relatives were : much worried about her. She appear ed at her pl?ce of employment about noon, evidently laboring under some excitement. Her uncle called a lew minutes later but she declared, rather incoherently, that she did not intend to go homo with him. Plans were being made to taka her j by force, for it was apparent that sh ' was in no condition to take care of herself, when she fired the shot sent her to eternity. Several years ago Mrs Kimnis fig ured prominently in the San Francisco newspapers. She was riding on the front end of a cable car when a col is- , . . , ,, ; ton with an electric car occurred. Her. : legs were crushed between the two ; cars and physicians ! wculd never walk a? said that she ain. For two her legs in years she lay in a hospital. 'seeming miracle and when she left lhe i hospital she was able to walk perfect ly, though her legs were misshapen. Shortly after the suicide of Mrs. Kimnis two notes were found in her desk. One was a scrawl, with only a few words decipherable and absolute ly unintelligible. The other read as follows: "Darling Prucella and John: "Mama is pust tired. lie a good boy and love Aunt Lizzie and Vncle Geo. "I'rucella Frame your mind tt Mirth and Merriment, which bars a thousand harms and lengthens life. Am perfectly sar.e, only tired. "ETTA KIMNIS." OVER SILVER BELL Mi Representative of Big Mining i Syndicate Announces That Deal Has Been Closed. Im-! portant Developments. Tl'CSON, March 9. Announcement 'hat the American Smelting and Refin iiiK company had purchased the hold ings of the Imperial Copper company at Silverbell from Leo Cold.-viitli. trus tee, who purchased the property at the bankrupt sale last spring, together with the Arizona Southern railroad .running from Silverbell to lied Uock, vas made yesterday evening by Julius Kruttschniti, Jr.. local representative of the smelting company. He also continued the report that ;he American Smelting and Itelmiiig company had leased the smelter of tie Southern Arizona Smelting company it Sasco and would commence ope ra tions within a short time. While there have been numerous re Kills of the perclias(. of the Imperial 'opper company holdings al Silveibeil "ollowing the start of xeploiaiion w-nk n "'e properly by cxpei's of the smelting company, the announcement nade yesierdav evening by Mr. Knilt 1 li n it t was the lies l authoritative lews of the deal whic h was con-mm- ' anted esterdav. W hile Mating that the linp iial Cop :er company property and the railroad vere held tinder bond by his couipanv . Mr. Krultsi hnitt declined to make pub i. lie the detiils of the deal n to the ; consideration. The lease of the smel itT is said to have been made at a fig ure of approximately ?200', but Mr. Kruttscliniil Mated that he was mt at liberty to make public '.he exact figure. 3c8i)i Work at Ones. Mr. Kmt.Mjhni't .stared that work within the next HO days, and Hint a force of n , a: '.east -'0 in number. 'ouW bo " " w,""k ;.m.-d;ateiy on the miiip and smeller. He staled that the firsi '.iw'ii wou'd he completely rehabilitate the mine and plant and that then the wuik of getting ore out would start. He Mated thai the com- ipany expected to get out at lea.-1 -liMi I tons per day. t Mr. Kruitschniu will have the eerier al supervision of the work cf the mine Jand railroad, but the smelter leased i from the Southern Ari.ona company, (bankrupt, he said, would bo operated i by the smelt inu department of the com i pany, and that a superintendent would j be appointed within the near future. Ropd's Directors Name?. of the Arizona Southern railroad yes terday, a meeting was held at which directors and officers were elected. The following directors were chosen: M. P. Preeman. G. W. Deltz. Julius Kntttschnitl. Jr., John B. Vright, and Charles E. Woodel!. The officers chosen were as follows: M. P. l-'ree- man- president: Juiitis KruMschr.iir, vice-president and general manager: ,J - l'" z- secretarv-tr.asurer ami ! 'Ti,sric nianager. The railrf'ad has read lias a small mileage I and runs hum Silvei bell to the main line of the Southern Pacific. With the I rehabilitation of the properties a' Sii verbell. it will .nut only be important ' as a freight carrier but will do a con siderable passenger business a.- well. 100 Claims Included. The Imperial Copper company pro t perties. whic h consist of nearly a him j died patented claims. hav been in litigation for some time, following lhe bankruptcy of the ompany. of v.hich Frank M. Murphy was president. Last spring the properties were sold at pub lic auction by M. P. Freeman, receiv er, to Leo Goldsmith of Tucson at sheriff's sale. The sale wat made io satisfy a mortgage held by the Park er's Trust company. Following the sale, experts of tiiH American Smelt ing and Refining company worked oh 'he property an' there have been pei-:-s-ient reports f the sale, but this a- not Rnnotit.ee.; officially until yes terday ev.T.in-' Snelter Cost $500,010. The smelter was blown in first i'l i February. ISflX. ami hlown out in A i v.' ,!lRtjust. 1910. on account of lhe lack of suincient ore. it lias a caiiv capacity of 750 ton.'. It cost more than $."'io. (Kin and is located at Sasro, eight Initios ermlji riT Pi,t . wl 1 ,..;l.,. .... . ,, ,i, , ... from Silverbell. The plant rnnsn-fs of , , . ,. ... . , .. , .... n .--iiiwiiii iMiii, utdH, -i ill t;;ne uiliiuu: converter b iiliiiim. power hut.-e. boi'- , er house, machine sl op-and smithy, all of steel frame, dwellings, store, office 'and miscellaneous buildings. Not only will t'ie ore from the mine be handled, but it is expected ihat the smeller will do custom work, thus af fording g'eat accomodation to the smaller mini's nearby which have been obliged to ship to distant points. The taking over of the mine arv! railroad and the leasing of lhe s'uePer means a big boost for the minin in dnstiy in Southern Arizona, mining v.:on say. MIAMI With the avowed purpose of bringing abo 't the re-election of Gov. Ilur.t thp Miami socialist.-, have formed a political club and will endea vor to perfect a cminiy oranizTiion. The club, which has about twenty-five members, is to be known a:; lhe Woik ngnien's Political Club. We Honestly S ve that every legitimate pros pect in the Oattuun District will make a mine. WE HONESTLY EE LI EVE that of ail the 0AH3AN SECRET will Im anon; the leader:;. OATMAN SECRET ai !"c a KJare is a good buy. The report y is thcrj. The prep-'riy i.-; owned out ri;!.t bv the )am:',n Secret C I ! ? i -ir,;: Co. Thcy mean btisvu'.s Ivi'ii'im' they are roing ri:;'it r.fLer th: ore. 1 I:e values tlilTO for j the propeity SHOW S c;ri th" Mirfi'ce e:'e l l',e line-.; if j not the I'ni'St lissnre in !l:e J C'atnian l'is:r Vo'i cm L;iiy this stock at 12c ! TODAY. j Oaton Sales Company j P. O. Co 578 1 Phoenix Arira ia J OH SEE f! judce czoncs rt. smith, ij A; Lowe'i, Arizona. ' m i rvp,',' - -. if - rc .-2 Iv-h,' , i LET US ILACE oui new style of mounting on your Eyeglasses makes putting on and taking off easy! L. L. GILMAN JEWELER AND OPTICIAN jr. -n 3tts.;l- OF THE t '111' 1 . K-S . . -. AUTOMOBILE AND CARRIAGE PAINTER Ford Cars Painted, $25.00 and up. All Work Guaranteed. J A PPPJ? Shop at Bisbee Auto Co. J lUllIZf Cananea and Naco Stage .caves Bisbee O. K. Livery Stable and Bisbee Review Office at 8 a. m. D.:,iy. Leaves Cananea 3 p. m. Dai I . PLYANT BROS. . Phone 7-1-4 and 117. .V.IL VA'flKS. Vjr. INDEPENDENT FUEL & FEED CO. COAL AND WOOD HAY AND GRAIN Bisbee Fhone'235 Lowell Phone 120 Douglas Stage Line Fare $1.00 Overland Stage Line CALL UP FOR RESERVATIONS. 3 Seven-Passenger Cars. B-.-bee Phcne.-Central Pharmacy 450 Overland Model 83 F. O. B. Lowell, Ariz. 1 !.e leading low priced car on the market today and tnorcu-;!:iy equipped in every particular. This Model Overland far surpasses any other low priced Car. In appearance yen will note its streamline body design, f'ou vi!l be e'enrhted wlien yo usee it. And when you ride in it you will appreciate its remarkablevalue. Call on us today to demonstrate to you and explain its value in order that you may rightly judge the car you intend to buy. Brcphy Garage & Supdy Co. Inc. LOWELL, ARIZONA Telephone 199. L. J. OVERLOCK -52!!L j CORRESPONDENTS: ??me Weber I & Co., Boston, Duluth, Calrr.t. Lo- j gnn & Bryan, New York and Chicago. I SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN COPPER STOCK. j COPPER QUEEN HOTEL and High Class Cafe EUROPEAN FLAT; jec;:J i: ' 0 T.ible d'Hcte Dlnr-ur Fro.n S-30 P. M. tn 3 P. "M. Ripijtsr Cc Luncheon D; ty HZSRY POPPEN. Manajir BUSY BEE CAFE Bisbee's- Leading Restaurant Will keep open until 3 a. m. every day. Bigsest and most sanitary place in town MAIN STREET. PHONE 261 Bargains In FURNITURE STOVES and RANGES ENAMELWARE and ALUMINUM WARE White Sewing Machines at S35.C0 I A few second hand Singers Iett tor Kent Start. & Rountree . MASONIC BUILDING MAIN ST. LEVY BROTHERS BROKERS risbee and Denver Copper & Industrial Stock Copper Queen Hotel Phone ISi Bltbee, Arizona THE PLANKS WE DOWN. PLANK in front of your place will be as good years from now as they are to-day. They are thoroughly sound, properly seasoned wood, which will neither warp, shrink or crack, if properly protected. While others have to make fre cpient repairs, you can look on and think how wise you were to get your lumber here when yu built. Company. inc PHONG 2S. or 166. Douglas Phone 366 $S05.00