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THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4, 1916.
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Last Time
Tonight
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Last Time
Tonight
THE TRIANGLE KAY-BEE Presents
Bessie Barriscale wilh Ince P'ayerr, in
ullets an
d Brown
and the Triangle-Keystone presents
Fred Mace in "The Village Vampire'
A Triangle-Keystone in two parts A 7-reel Frcgram at Popular Prices 10 & 15c
LOCAL G.Q. OFFICERS
INCREASED IN THEIR
OFFICIAL DUTIES
birdop a dress EXTRA HEAT TROTS
Capt. Hodgson Transferred,
While Supt. Sherman, Fore
man Sinclear, Finnerty and
Meyer Promoted.
Captain J. U. Hodgson has been
transferred to a position on thr con
sulting; staff of the Phelps Dodge Cjiii-
pany in the mining department. His i
duties will be to visit the various'
DroDcrties of the company and eon-:
suit wilh the mine managers
and '
superintendents as to ways and means j
of gaining greater efficiency, and pro- j
fit by the combined expiession:? of all.
The long experience enjoyed by j
Capt. Houston' in practical mining!
equips him splendidly for the work;
and his many friends will rejoice
over his selection for this new field j
of ef.Virt. His oL'ice w ill be ( imUnued j
in Bisbee so that the town will not I
lose the benefit of his interest in j
ivic and other affairs. j
The duties of Gerald F. Sherman, I
Superintendent of Mines, will be en-j
larged and extended to cover mining :
and extraction of low grade ores from
the Sacramento property. He will ;
also have charge of the consentration j
of such ores. 1
Capt. Hodt'ston's former position In ;
the Copper Que;n mines will not be!
filled by any othi r person for the
present but his duties will he diiied.
placing greater responsibility upon
Foremen Sinclair and Finnerty wh")
will have charge of the underground .
operations. !
Master Mechanic George Meyer will ;
be in charge of operations above
ground.
i Iliily Dale Takes $2000 Purse
in Straight Heats in 2 :09
Pace Event.
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j KALAMAZOO. Mi..h., Aut 3 Hilly
I'Dale, beautifully handled by Walter
Cox, this afternoon won the PurdicV
i hotel purse of $2000 for 2:09 pacers
in strair.1 t :ieats. I lie ( ox norse we
favorite in the feature event of th,
nftcrnoon's circuit events and wa
heavily played. At no time was he ir
serious danger.
The 2:1G trot went into four heats
r.aby Doll captured the first mtle eas
' ily. Then Tommy Murphy took the
I next three with lleeln Worthy. Aims
brook, the f;:vor'te. was out of firn
, and failed to finish inside the money
t The 2:20 trot was also a four-hea
' race, with Zombro Clay favorite, win
nine; the first, third and fourth. Si?
ter Strong took the second, so tha
i the Valentine family got a good share
j of the purse.
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.Mae Di.imcnd wearing ;ie ;.vn
, with silhouetted birds on tare back
, Lad arms. ,
I: e Desmond has a Lack of ox
tre.m beauty and is ahrays happy t
i . ur.ytl.ini; to ctnet attention to it.
! o v.l.uii it wus sujtkc-sioJ recently
tnat .she p:;st. a silhouetted I'iH n-i
f', she was more ti:an pleaded '.villi
'ie i.!ea. The liiv.'s are of vclvi :.
t kI are pa:;tc-d on tl.e arms a.- '.vc'.l m
i tie "j-k.
UAL1TY TAILORS
OPEN SATURDAY
than 48 hours, the maximum time al
lowed l'or transshipment at any port, j
Details of the report were not made ,
public. The cC:i:.!iisiion will consider)
it tomorrow and decide whether furth
er action shall be ta-ien.
' STATE ENGINEER VISITS.
! Lamar Cobb, state engineer and om
of the best known road builders ii
the west, with headquarter n Plioe
nix. arrived in Kisbee last evening
from the north. Cobb is making t
swing around the circle and refuses
to acknowledge that any political sig
nii'icance can be attached to the trip
lie wil Ispend today in the District.
LOWELL MAN STRONG
FOR STENE PROPERTY
RETURNS FROM CALIFORNIA.
Dan Hanley, driving the Cadillar
machine of John Mason Ross, arrived
in Bi.-bee last evening about 10 o'clocV
from Los Angeles. Hanley made t.'ic
trip across the deseit in good time
with little or no trouble. He declares
that the heat was terrific in place
frcm the Imperial Valley until lu
reached the Catalina mountains, east
of Tucson.
The Quality Tailori will 'jpen their
rtore tomorrow morning with ai ad
vance shewing of new fall woolens.
!n all tiie latest weaves and dialings. J
The entire store is filled with wollens
in bolt and wfcen open will look like 1 H. C Landau of Lowell Writes '
'a big city taiW shop. tk,t Nortrrt Conner Pron. PH0EN,X VISITOR.
. W. A. Dousfas. the manager, is an USAt g wort"-rn Copper rrop- , wilIir Tl.Padwell. secretary of the
experienced tailor and will have t ith 1 erty LOOKS Excellent. ; Farmers' Co-operative Creamery com
him a staff Vf expert cutters and fit- J i I'any, of Phoenix, one of the largest
ters. A ftature or the new store is I:. M. Stene. president .)f the R. M. dairy products concerns in the west
that the suits will be cut and made ' SU :ie Mines Company, Ltd., which is a business visitor in the District
in Bisbee. The Quality Tailors have j has some of l!ie best looking copper securing contracts for the delivery of
Ftores in all the principal cities in; claims in the northern part of the milk, cream and produce in Bisbee and
America and th Pisbee store will belstate, accompanied by K. (). Anderson. neighboring cities,
kept to the minute in the latest styl-.-s fone Vjf the directors, is spending s v- j
: eral days here on business. Irptiibns rpnu vAr.ATinN
outh of tiie Dehii liiide in Lowtil,
I is in dangerous shape. The recent
! tains have endangered the edgns of
t.';e roadway and drivers are uried
j to keep to the center as much as
possible and drive slow.
RECEIVES SA DNEWS.
J. M. Pyrns. postmaster at Warren,
has received the sad news of the
death of his father at Delta. Coolrado.
The illness was sudden and no inti
mation of the end was had by the
Warren man.
Big 5
Mpment Fall Dresses Just Received)
A fortunate purchase by our New
York buyers enables us to offer S
extra special values
On Display for the
first time toiay
OVER FROM TOMBSTONE.
J. X. Gaines, secretary jf the Co
chise County Taxpayers' Association,
with headquarters in Tombstone, ar
med in Pisbt e ye.-t rday from the
county seat.
MORROW CHIROPODIST.
Removes, corns. Pun'ons .Ingrow
ng nails, wiihout pain; Instant re
ii-f calls made by r''uest. Olfl:
iear City P:-rk, PiewVry Gulch.
Advertisemeif .
DANCE AT CITY PARK.
Frid.iy. Aug. . Kxcellent music
i McAleer's aue:nt nted orchestra.
; Htii :!en lifty cents. (:S94)
(Advertisnnelit)
Ni w fall and winter fabrics in. Mill
ard & Pateman. Allen Blk. ('!:)
(Advertisement)
THROUGH TO DOUGLAS.
Fred P. Weber, state reiresentatie
or the National Cash Register Cone
pan and one l me Uesl known
laveling linn in the state, passed
.hroui;h Bisbee yesterday on his way
,o Doualas. Weber is traveling in his
I'.itoiiionile and declares that it is
nore than hot in Tucson and Phoenix.
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Think of some of the prettiest, inex
pensive street an-J afternoon dresses you
have ever seen that will be one way--and
probably the best of describing
the attractiveness, materials- and
styles cf this shipment of new fall cre
ations and the feature most notice
ablebe sides the quality and price is
their distinctiveness just as if each
dress had been created to serve an al
together different purpose so many
different, attractive. little details and
withal, not only dressy, but all decided
ly practical.
y A most exceptional showing of authentic
moaeis tor the fall season prices are
decidedly exceptional
H6!s 518.75
FOR RENT.
A'arnr-r Motel dining room, complet;--'
y furnished, with steady boarders, if
ken befoic Aug. 7. Apply Warner
lotel. V (Advertisement) (3J7)
Materials include combinations of plaid silks and serges, serges and messalines, satins and serges.
Georgette crepes and serges, crepe de chines, silk poplins, tsffeta silks, combinations of taffeta silks with
shepherd checks, etc Attractively trimmed with awni og striped collar and cuffs, chiffons, art buttons, em
broidered silks and yarns, beads and silk braids. Splendid selection of colors as well as black.
RETURNS FROM BUTTE. .
Mrs. F.'jn nee LaMcre, w ho has
een in San Hancisco ana llutte tor
he past year, returned to Bisbee yes
terday morning from the Montana city.
She expects to spend several weeks
liere before going to Columbus, New
VIexk'J, where she will be located.
morning. Captain K!luni, of the has been heard frm ajjain. It will be
medical Corps, will accompany the of-j remembered she was taken to the
licer. Captain Rozelle has been suffer- county hospital but made "her1 escape
The Cochise Motor Company has
ngaaed J. H. McAllister, an expert
ulcanizer from El Paso, to take
tiaige 'jf their vulcanizing depart-
nenu They solicit your business
vith the certainty that the work will
prove satisfactory. (Advertisement)
ing with his stomach and when he
reached the altitude of the District
his illness became aggravated. In all
probability he will be operated on
when he reaches El Paso.
DANCE AT CITY PARK.
Friday, Aug. 4. Excellent music
by McAlleer's augmented orchestra.
(Jentleiuen fifty cents. (:!94)
(Advertisement)
TEAL COMPANY TO NACO.
Tonight the Kamond Teal Compa- COMES TO WARREN.
iy will give a nei formance in rsaeo -Mrs. u. u. i-aiK. wire oi r .rsi uieui.
for the National Guards of Ari.Ana
tationed at that point. During the
onipany's absence ine -Airdonie will
lot be dark, however. There will be
ive reels ol leature pictures, two ot
which will be one of the latest two-
reel Charlie Chaplin features, besides
genteel vaudeville acts by Charles
Jordan. Tomorrow night the Ray-
nond Teal company will appear as
jsual, playing "The King of Patagonia."
Falk of the Twenty-second Infantry,
arrived in Warren yesterday morning
rroni l.'.mglas. Wilh the permanent
I'X'ation of the regiment in the Dis
trict the wives of the officers) who
are married, will undoubtedly make
their home in Warren.
MEN'S RAINCOAT SAMPLES.
At one third off regular prices. Mil
ler Shirt & Hat Shop, Main St.
Advertisement.
from the institution and was again
apprehended in Bisbee. She stain
left Bisbee and this time has been
i'jeatd in Cananea. where she says
she can get 'protection for herself
and child". She declares she Is work
ing there and makes some very un
complimentary remarks of her hus
band and American methods in general.
Dr. riayrair. Osteopath, 98 Mason
Hill, Mason Dill car stop.
(Advertisement.)
GO TO LONG BEACH.
Mrs. J. Royal and family, of Warren,
left the District Wednesday for Ltn.-:
Beach where they will remain the
balance of the hot weather.
BETTS IS QUALIFIED. (Adv.)
DELICIOUS
BUTTERMILK
from our churning, made
twice daily
Phone 301
If it comes from
The Pore Milk Depot
It Must Be Good.
Next to the Fair Annex
The original Tombstone stage leaves
daily at 7 a. m. and 1:30 p. m. from
'oehise Motor Co. Phone 444.
Leaves punctually on time daily. 307
(Advertisement.)
HIGHLAND PARK.
For Rent for Picnics and Dances.
r. A. Fin."ey, P. O. Pox 1737. Phone
Advertisement.) (76)
VT THE ROYAL.
llrace B. Carpenter, the excellent
haracter actor of the Lasky company.
Aho made such a great success as
the drunken husband in the Lasky
production of "The Golden Cnapce,"
ill be seen prominent in 'he si:rport
jf Illanche Sweet, who i'pprai ? at the
IN FROM RANCH. !
Johnnie James, of Bisbee and 'own- j
:'ing a ranch and f?rm in the Iluachu-!
cas, was a visitor in Bisbee yesterday
from the Mountains. He declares j
that conditions in the hills are fine and j
that the ranges were never before in j
; the history of the county in better j
shape. I
DANCE AT CITY PARK.
Friday. Aug. i. Kxcellent i.r.isi.
by McAleer's augmented orchestra.
Gentlemen fifty cents. (391)
(Advertisement)
and ideas. The new store is located
on Main street, opposite Wells Farg-.
McM AN AMY REPORTS ON
JERSEY CITY EXPLOSION.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 3 Frank Mc
Manamy
terstate commerce commission the
big explosion at New York last Sun
day, returned to Washington today
and reported that the f.re was bunt
ing Tt Biack Tom Island at least two
hours before the. blast occurred but
that he found no evidence that muni
tions were stored on the island more
The officials are displaying a letter !
rloyal today, in "The Pi ick List.'' the
thrilling drama written "specially for
her bv William C. De M'll. a .id Mar-1
inn PalrfflT 1 wr of Am.irii'il'a nntoit Olliter
dramatists.
ALLEGED BURGLAR TAKEN.
Andy Carmu, a stranger in Bisbee,
while attempting l open the rear
door of Joe White's Sicoke House on
Main street, early yesterday morning.
from a prominent Lowell man, Ii. C.
Landau, who recently investigated the
propei ty by going to the mine. He
declared that it looked better than
the surface showings at Bisbee or
who investigated lOr the in-uny other nart of the state and gave
it as his opinion the company would
be'eome a large producer -f copper.
Both Stene and Anderso:i will spei.d
E. C. Beddow, of the auditing de
partment of the C. & A. company re
turned last evening on the Golden
Stpte limited, from a several weeks'
vacation spent in several points in
the east.
Gerald Debriy, "watchmaker"
merly at O. K. Bldg. now at
kins & Rergquist, jewelers and op
ticians, M-in S. Advertisement.
. j was surprised in the act by Merchants'
J. F. Wilmoth. He was ar
rested and jailed. The man's prelimin
ary hearing will be held today before
for ''. W. lotman. The charge against
Wat- him is attempted burglary
WARNING ISSUED.
The Warren District Automobile
several days here before returning io '''"b. malntaiinng its policy of warn
Phoenix or going to other parts -jf , ing the automobile drivers of the Dis-
the state. trict about bad roads, says that
Th" coldest root beer in town at the
3t. Elmo. (Advertisement)
TAKEN TO FORT BLISS.
Captain George B. Rozelle, who re
cently arrived in Bisbee to be station-
the ed here with his regiment, the Twen-
HIGHLAND PARK AUTO BUS.
An auto bus connects with street
cars Saturday evening and all day
Sunday to Highland Park (Formerly
Prick's Park). Fare 10c.
(Advertisement)
BETTS IS QUALIFIED. (Adv.)
I cut and fill of the junction of the ty-second Infantry, will be taken to
Don Luis and Warren roads, just, the general hospital at Fart Bliss this
& ROYAL
Last Time Tonight
FARAMOUNT PICTURE-
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THEATRE m
NACO VISITOR.
Dan Shehy. United States Customs
Guard at Xaco. was a visitor in th
District yesterday afternoon, return
ing to the border point late in the
day. According to the officer, busi
ness is increasing materially thP.uuh
the Xaco customs office, all of which
is going to Cannnea and it large min
ing properties there.
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RDOmE
TONIGHT
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TONIGHT
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Noving Pictures
and Vaudeville
Five reels pictures including a two-reel feature of Charlie
Chaplin. Also some clever vaudeville sketches by Charles
Jordan.
Admission, 10 and 1 5c.
Tomorrow night, return of the Raymond Teal Company
Presenting
"THE KING OF PATAGONLV
HIGHLAND PARK.
Dance Saturday evening and Sun
day evening. (Advertisement)
CONTINUOUS FROM 1 TO 10
Iast Time Tonight
PARAMOUNT PICTURE
6 6
The
JEFSE L. LASKY Presents
THE LEADING FAVORITE OF THE PHOTOPLAY DRAMA
BLANCHE SWEET in
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Judge G. W. Totuian discharged
Charles Hill from custody, yesterday
afteriu.On on lack of evidence, when
the complaining witness in the case
against the defendant failed to prove
his right to the automobile tire which
i was the base of the trouble. The com
plaining witness was I. Hreman. a driv
er of a car in the rent service here.
BY MARION FAIRFAX AND WILLIAM C. DE MILLE
Is the Power of Money Right? 3Iust Labor Fight to Win the Right to Work?
y?7yS The spectacular answer to the problem of capital and labor, tevealcd in this thrilling photoplay of the
uO2S mines' ADMISSION 10 and 15c
NEW EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
at Mother Cristy's residence. ST) Main
St. Can supply help Vf all kinds.
2 Kinlander girls wanted.
Advertisement!
MRS. CHAMPACNE AGAIN.
Mrs. Francis A. Clnnipnune. wl.'j
tiiure:; in considerable detail in trou
ble with the ollii i rs the latter part
of last week and the lirst part of this.
Lyric Theatre
First Episode of Our New Serial
Featuring Grace Cunard and Francis Ford. Don't miss
this thrilling story. Here every Friday.
ADMISSION
5c