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New-York tribune., 1908-02-15
STORAGE NOTICES.
sTANDARD STORAGE WAREHOUSES.

STANDARD STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
Broadway. between sd and 53d sts.
lard, Morten f Kane; G, 8 Clark J H.
Ferguson. Emanuel Bernhard E. Goebei.
Nellie Frost. A. Fremstone, r. Z. Har-
graves. b. Flynn. NJ : JOY J. Fl. Humph-
Ties NJ. f, Holland. Anna Kennedy. Ann
Gelleran, II. Kimball. {. johnson, Margaret
Hoey. z. l. Baldwin. W. A. Borden J. p
Foster, Alice Grey, Mrs, tI9odWln, A joan
son, John Bgnco David Henderson. Lizzie
Boyle, Chss. keim. < Bresla. Mrs Kelley,
Jane Couck. los. Gilmore. D l. Hayman,
a. 2. Howard, Z s. Goodwin, ). F.
Jenkins, Margaret Eioey- Thos- Fitzgerald,
Bridget Martin, Mrs- Boyce Albert a
Bethel Sophie Bates. Moreton Baker. II. H
Katz e. Brsssaur. \ Adderly. y. Brennan.
A. r Banton. Onhelta Harris. l. c Chase,
{. II Frazure, Richard Barton. Msy {.
Halpin G. 3. Cameron, Gussie Hart, W J.
Brooks E. Davidson. John Cohen, Matte
Greer Or. =. " Higgins Or Coffey.
Walter Evers. Catherine Kingston. z
Caldwell. Josephine Gebaudsn. Adoiphe
Eliemstch. c de Fornaro, Chas. y. Day
ton 2. de Rrackleer. Bryant & Ondak-
Ten Eyke Rourke: You and each or you
pevrrent q this Compauys . lien upon the
property hereinafter described having ex-
given YOU. We viii cause such prop
ertv to wit household goods, trunks. per
sonaI effects and merchandise. stored by
vou or IN vo,,- name in the Standard Stor-
age Warehouse 70 be sold At public suc-
ton according n the statute in such casa
made and provided. at our Warehouses, 1871
Rrosdwsy New York City on Monday and
TUESDAY. February "a snd 25. 1905. at 20
a m and II the sale thereof ~ NOT Com
pIeted on said days the same VIII he con
rinued AT the same place IN each and every
succeeding Monday and Tuesday thereafter
beginning at 10 a. m. until the sale ~
completed. -
STANDARD STORAGE WAREHOUSE
Estate of Chas. NJ. Maxwell.
II MONROE BRONNER & J. T. ULRICH.
Executors.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-15
Pennsylvania RAILROAD
Bulletin.
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY AT ATLANTIC

Washington's Birthday of Spring
Season which Sunday As Wash
Birthday falls offers exceptional
a
than Atlantic hotels filed the wealth and
the
nprine enjoy
q O all nclud
Railroad Atlantic
of
Bridge affords all
of the North West and South
obtained from
ticaly will
the hotel had
application
from Atlantic City Sun
day Pullman
New-York tribune., 1908-02-15
THE WEST END STORAGE WARE
HOUSE
202 2iO West sath street.

New York. February iath. l"''N
To Mrs Ithel Aylesworth. DR. Winfield
Ayres Miss MAY Bernstein. Miss NJ T.
Cameron, Miss Josephine Curtis. Mrs Dora
Rreen. Mrs. J. J. Enright Mrs. II. J. Earl
Mrs Isabel Giles Mr. F W Hotchkiss.
Mrs. D. Hunter Mr.. F. W. Kremer Mrs
r T Lynch. Miss Susan McConnochie-
Mrs A NJ McGarry. Mrs Harriet J.
Matthew'S Mrs Theresa g. Metzger. Mrs.
Grace Myers Mrs Mary T. Mullay, Mr.. @
A Murray Mrs r. O>Connor, Mr.. g. A.
81 clair Mrs L. V. Sterling. Mrs. +. H.
Symonds Mr. r Whpple. Mrs A. F.
White. Miss Julia T. Woods. Mrs NJ F.
I4ortarse: You and each of you are hereby
notified that the time for the payment or
our lien upon the property hereinafter de
srribed having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given YOU, We viii cause
such property. 70 wit household goods, per
souaI effects carpets. etc, stored by you
or in your name In the West End storage
warehouse 10 be sold al public auction.
according 20 the statute IN such case made
and nrovtded ar George Merle Auction
peone fs5 East 12Sth St, New York I, lty.
~, TueSday March I'd. and on Wednesday,
March attn 1aos, at 1910 a. m and II the
ssfa thereof is not completed on said dates
the same will he continued at tho same
Mace on earh and every Tuesday and
"wednesday thereafter. beginning Al 1880
m until the sale is coinrletsd
The West End Storage Narehotse
GRANT WAYNE MsnaSs-. f.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-15
OCEAN STEAMERS.


AHEETrEN TNaFron Pier IL. y r.
11A-A~ A>A~ II ct 10 A. NJ.
PLYMoUTH-CHERB C-SoUTHAMPTON
81 Paul g. Feb. Is St Louis Feb. q
New York. Feb. p Philadelpnia Mar.
RED STAR LINE From Pier f4 " r
NEW YORK-DOvER-ANI WEhf
TaderIcnd Feb.Ia. 10 AM Krconland Mar
Iceland Feb % II AN Finland Mar IL
WHITE STAR LIVE tsom . R
NEW YoRK-Q NSTovN-LIvERPoo
Battle Feb. 90 noon Baltic. .--- Mar. 1e
celtic Mar. 5, noon .Cedrfc Mar. 2s
PLYMOUTH-CHERB' +SOUTHAMPTON
'tAdriatic. Feb. 26. II ;3oPM Oceanic Mar. y
Majestic Mar. 4. 10 AN ct tonic Mar Is
NEW. %. 900 tons: has Elevator.
Gymnasium. Turkish Baths and sOrchest-a
NEW YORK & ITALY e. EGYPT
BOSTON TO 2AAA4 *
Via Azores Madeira Gibraltar. Als1ers
CEDRIC. $500 -Fee. II. 10 a NJ
'CANOPIC.. Feb. p. P. NJ: April :
'REPUBLIC. ..... March Z, noon: April Is
'RoMANIC.. March IA. A NJ; April p
sCRETIC- -.-.-.... March 2s, noon. May
PASSENGER OFFICE. Q BROADWAY.
Freight Once. Whitehall Bldg. Battery PL
New-York tribune., 1908-02-15
Saturday Specials In
Toilet and Manicure Articles
Corset CIe2ra1ccs

Values You Seldom Find.
White Brocahsd Silk and fine Coutil-
best Princess models. including -x-
ira high and long bsck-four sart~rs.
All sizes in the lot bat not tn 1-l
each style: reg. ss.9s and s4so %.<&
White AT-ove~ Ena q ard Rrccsdss-
black ard fancy snades-nns
Princess styles. some with extra lonS
back-vith and wtrnost carers
ali siz-s 10 the lot -.
formerly sra s~s-t1~s4....--2 s>s
New-York tribune., 1908-02-15
STEAMBDATA
pRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY.

CORSETS FOR GENTLEWOMEN-
The most hyEisnic laced front hip reduc-
tng corset made; enc that physicians are rec
ommendiug. 1t gives heart and lungs alb
soluts freedom. Boston Hygfenic Corset
Co. West Bath ST. New York
New-York tribune., 1908-02-15

Penal CODE The plaintiff, Therefore In obtaining
the contract upon which he nases tl1s aTtl2L 'o,
.na1 statute although not expressly prohibited or
declared 70 be void. is prohibited. void ana unefi-
forcihe whether executory or executed
New-York tribune., 1908-02-15
EDWARD c. MANSFIELD UNDER KNIFE

E2ost,r Feb 14-Edward 2 Mansfield. Postinas-
ter 90 tte city of Boston. to-day successfully un-
,.e-ven, an operation for appendicitis al bach
Esv rrfrate hospital. He is resting cofnloftaDiS
New-York tribune., 1908-02-15
Sale Continued Of
Fine White Skirts
West Of Fifth Avenus.

15 Per Cent or Regular Value
At least ft-y BEAUTIFUL styles nlanv ~Iah>-
-ate and me enough rcr elegant troussssus
sor1e vith knee high iounc~s Of Ene Val
lace inserts and wide satin rionou b~al3inx
with full bow-othsrs equally lovely with
erlb'y. hsmsrisched tucks. etc
New-York tribune., 1908-02-15
CRACKED CUPS LEGAL IN OKLAHOMA

Guthrie OKLA Feb. 1.-THE House yesterday
killed the hotel bill which required nine-foot sheets
on beds ami provided penalty for the use of
cracked cuyS-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-15
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNIrURk
billiard AND POOL TABLES.

v.NITFACTUR ERS Of billiard and pool ta-
ptes. high grade oowiing aney builders.
,as..t prices. Marx Bros. "A Cn.on Square.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-15
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY GEaTRAl.

EEM EEEE5MgAots sERsEY H3s!E Z GI;IsIzs.A. sEsTRAh,
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
FoR PHLAP6LPHA S6 T. d hv- !" vi 80 2sp SO Io
11,50 a. m. Il so. 120 $50. ESQ. 8.5O. 42o
$50 6.5t. $50. 750. $50 1l-50 p. m sun
days. T.5o. $50. $50. 1880. 11-50 a. m.
1880. 1.50. ESQ. $50. 4.5e. $50. ESQ. 80.
$50; ~ lGTs ITsERTY y 3 sr&,so m $50. 7eo 500
$50. 500. 1000. 11.oo: 1-3o a. m II 90
noon. 100. 80. 200. 500. 800, 40. 800.
500. 100. 500. 600 .. m. - Is midnight.
sundays. 80 oS. soo. 70 90; HOO a m;
200. 500 eco. 80 ?. m. u Is midnight
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Lv. ". 23D ST. :-7-5o. $50. 11.5o g. m.
iiV Ix. Lib LIBERTY S ST ~ 80 %. 10. 90 a. n.
Il 90 noon. 200. 4.0O. 500 7.oo p. m. daily.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv- W. Esd
ST $50 a. m, Q25o Sats. only). 80
2. m sv sqBdays $50 So a. an N, % 20 p; m %
sats. only. $40 p m. Sundays. 1000 a m.
FoR LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsT.
Lv- W. 23D sT.-e.5o a m. d23o sats.
.. m. Sundays. $40, ESQ a. m. 2. 20 p. m
Lv LIBERTY ST.:-4OO. 1000 a m.
q. 90 Sats. ouly). 80, g. 10. 4 10. 500 6 30
Sats onIy) .. m Sundays s.3o. 1000 a m,
2.S0 D. m
Time tables may be obtained at following
Offices: Liberty St West 23d So. Tel s144
Chelsea. 8 Astor House. 245. 434. 1900.
1854 Broadway. 1s2 Fifth Az PSI Fifth
los West I25th St, 245 Columbus Av.. New
York Court St. 343. 344 Fulton St. 47s
Nostrand Av. Brooklyn: 800 Broadway.
Williamsburg New York Transfer Co. calls
for and chsss1 HFsp baggage to dss'ina5i9P HSPE
vice-PTes & Gen Me- Gen. Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1908-02-15
Continued ClearanCes i'm
Bows and Youths Clothir1gi
Greatly Reduced In Preparation for Stock Taking
Rnvs' Suits

Soys' Suits
Norfolk and Double Freast-Cnsvict'
Ssrges Wo-steds. Cassimeres-Piain coiors
ar.~ fsncv rnixtures-StratKht or kuicker
Troussrs-sorle with two pairs trousers
s to II years
Were 81 aS.--.2 9S Vs7e g - + -
veress es ....-....G. .oS
New-York tribune., 1908-02-15
IOST-BANkBOOkS.

LOST or STOLEN = Rankbook No 3SS. 3+t
Of the German Savings Bank in the 'ity
of New York corner 4th ave- ard 18th ST.
issued 10 Lawrence Neppel. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned 10 the bank the Ith day OF
March 1pos. a duplicate VIII he Issued
LOST handbook No $50. sap Rank for
Savings go 4th ave. New York Paw
rnent stopped. Please return book to bank
LOST -BanEhook No P10-5aa. Bank for
Savings $50 4th ave. New York PAY
rnsut stopped Please return book N bank
LOST or STOLEN. Handbook No. $50. 7 AZ
Of the Emigrdnt Industrial savings Bank
Payment stopped. Please return book 70
hank No 81 Chambers st.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-15
Young Mems oyercoals

Imported Chsviots. Nsi'ous.
pIain coIc-s and rltxturss-p.snc'n
- r,.55o-I os high grade manufacture
Venetian Ifnfnzs-satiu si--v. lining
Vera sts as- 7 .QS Were SIS a. Q SS
New-York tribune., 1908-02-15
Young FeB'S Suits

7lfbats SerGss. Worsteds- Che-Fiofs
rs1sck Navy and Fancy MixTures-single
and double brsast-SO TO $ chest
v-.-a &c ee oS Were $40 as- I 9S
Were 50 as. 2. 3S We're st2 as- 9 ,SS
vsr. Sf1 as- s-----fO 90
New-York tribune., 1908-02-15

N Y. ~. n. & HAFTFORD r. R
so5 81 and 4th Ave, as follows for
Boston via New London & Prov.-ttll1o %.
o2 No t:,l;99o .,,2co :. 7os * w,,1 soe.
mantfc-fFs .o3 A. N, f2.oi P N. via
spfd ts1s A. NJ 'll12?oo. 'll4:oo. 'll7os
P. NJ
Iakevtil. a Norf-fyeoo A. NJ. fs - P NJ
ct harrington. Stockbridze Lencx, Pitts
held-t4:5 1890 a N, = % NJ
Ticket Offices at SO, &c Gent, n,,.s s's sna
c25 Union sa.. c1s2 9Th Ave. c245 Col.
Ave. c565 6th Ave. c64s Mad. Ave. clos
court "a, are Nostrand Ave, 800 way.
sDaiIy. tExcept Sundays tStops at 12sth
e. xStops at 1Eth St SUNDAYS only.
:Parior Car Limited Has dining car.
c Parlor and Sleeping Car tickets also
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-20
CANNON MARKED FOR
RELOCATION TO RANKS
Fight Against Presidents ST.
premaCy the Cause,

WASHINGTON, June 19.-Speaker
Cannon has marked himself for relega-
ton to the ranks in the next congress
if Roosevelt and Taft and their sup
porters can bring it about This was
decided by the president and Taft at
a conference in the White House.
Cannon has irritated the White
House frequently by opposition TO
measures advocated by the president
but he has gone beyond liberation in
his fight at Chicago by threatening
the presidents supremacy in the
party. 1t is intimated in quarters
close to Roosevelt and Taft that the
overthrow of Cannon, if Taft is elect
ed will not be difficult, that large
element of majority in the house has
needed only a leader or substantial
backing to elect another speaker
Heretofore the White House has
taken no stand against Cannon s
election. but war was declared - $
terday.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-20
EXECUTIVE EAvORS
IN TWO PAROLES:
Citizenship Also Granted PhS-
Oner Who Had Served Out
His Term

PHOENIX, June 1.-Two paroles
and a pardon were signed by Govern
or Kibbey yesterday. The most nota-
bic of the three cases was that of
Frank Delaney who in July, 1898, kill
ed Ed Madden in Coconino county
after a quarrel, both being railroad
men. Delaney was convicted and in
the fall Of the same year was sem
fenced to a life term in the peniten-
tiary. A hearing in his behalf was
had before Governor BrOdie who
committed his sentence to imprison-
ment for twenty-five years.
Delaney has made a good prison
record during his ten years of ser
vice and recently evidence has been
procured that it is believed justifies
executive clemency, wherefore he has
been paroled on the usual conditions
requiring good behavior, etc.
The other parole was that Of VII
liam GOurdin who was sentenced in
1904 in Cochise county. to serve ten
years for committing a robbery near
Pearce. He was then only a boy and
since then evidence has been secured
indicating the possibility that he may
have been innocent of the crime as
he has always commended. The parole
was therefore issued on the recon-
mendation Of Judge Sloan and other,
prominent citizens Of that county.
A pardon was granted to F. A. Gar.
dom to restore him to citizenship, he
having faithfully kept a parole is
sued last January to the expiration of
his team, May. Ia. Carbon was sent,
up in 1904 from Graham county on
tae charge of assault with = deadly
weapon.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-20
NEW ARRANGEM
AT NORMAL SCHOOL
That viii Be Of Interest To
High School Pupils,

The following information may be
of information to high school gradu-
ates WAC have any desire to prepare
for teaching. ..
At a recent meeting of the Boaro
of Education of the Tempe Normal
School of Arizona it was decided to
admit graduates from a four year S
high school course to the senior
class of the Normal School, provided
the course of study of the high school
has been duly approved by the Ter
ritorial Board of Education, and that
the specific course pursued by the
student is such as can be accreuirGG
on the Normal course
BY this arrangement, hiSl school
graduates may complete the Normal
course in one year, instead of two
years as heretofore This arrange
ment does not imply that the course
of study is to be changed in any
respect, but such students will be al
lowed to carry more work than the
course prescribes.
This change has been made in or
der that the higiL school graduates
may receive uniform consideration
and may be granted the same priYi-
leges in regard to time required for
graduating from both Territorial
Normal schools.
Students desiring to take advan-
tage of this arrangement should for
ward application accompanied by
of city superintend-
ent or principal high school and, If
possible, q copy of the course of
study pursued. to A. J. Matthews,
principal of the Normal School,
Tempe, Arizona.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-20
.CORONER'S VERDICT
IN HILLS DEATH
Is That He Was Overcome In
Well at NaCo by Gas and
Smoke,
lsneclal to the ReyiewD

NACO, June 19.-The verdict of
the jury in the investigation OF lme
cause and manner of the death of
Charles Hill, who was found dead in
a well about two miles from this
place, was to the effect that the de-
ceased came to his death as the re-
suit of having been overcome by gas
and powder smoke, and as a result
drowning in the water in the well
where he was found.
The jury was composed of six as
good men as can be found in the town.
and their examination for marks OF
foul play was most rigid. With the
exception of a slight scratch behind
one ear, which could easily have been
made by the falling of an uncon-
scious man. Hill was not marked.
Charles Hill was an industrious ana
highly respected member. of this
community. He left wife and three
children.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-20
SMALL BLAZE
MENACED LARGE
SECTION Of CITY
Prompt Work on Part of Fire
Department Prevents Dis
aStrouS Fire-SmalI Grocery
on Opera Drive Quilted.

A fire which threatened a big
financial loss and a large section OF
the city broke out about $40 O'Clock
yesterday morning near the old opera
house. The fire department responded
promptly and soon had the blaze un-
der control
The place was a small grocery
store owned by S. l.. Davidson and the
building by B. Caretto The contents
of the store, which were almost en-
tirely destroyed, We're insured for
$3.50. The building. which was dam
aged, was also insured
At the time the fire broke out the
fire wagon was in Brewery Gulch on
the usual morning exercising trip
Captain Mackey, who was driving, i'm.
mediately ran up the Hill with the
chemicals. Upon arrival he found
that there was no use in trying to
control the fire in this manner, and
turning the chemicals over to one of
the firemen, he ran back and laid
line of hose from the gulch to the
fire.
Meantime a line had been laid from
the top of the hill from the sub-fire
station, and two streams of water
were soon playing on the blaze
1t looked for a time as though the
fire, aided by a favorable wind, would
destroy the opera house, which owing
to it's sibe and the fact that it is built
of wood, would have meant the certain
destruction of a number of other build
ings.. A regular Fourth of July cele-
bration also occurred during the fire,
whether from ammunition stored in
the building, or to fireworks, it was
not learned. Constable Denny Twomey
rendered the firemen valuable assist
ance in subduing the blaze.
The cause of the fire has not been
learned. S. /. Davidson, the owner
of the stock of groceries destroyed,
stated that he was away at the time
the fire started, and that he had no
idea of its origin.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-20
SHOTS
STOPPED LUSlTAh!A
As Great Cunarder Was Pass
ing Through NarrOwS,

NEW YORK, June 19.-PrOjectiles
from the batteries of Pinch guns
wnizzing across her bow abruptly stop
per the liner Lusitania in her run out
to sea today. The great Cunarader,
eastbound, was passing through the
Narrows while the batteries Of Fort
wadsworth and Fort Hamilton, man
ned for the attack of fictitious enemy
in the war game In progress, were IN
action.
The giant guns Of Fort Wadsworth
were director at the target on Coney
Island, while those Of Fort HaTaiiton
were hurting their fire toward a target
of Sandy Hook. The SHELLS tore over
the water at an angle crossing each
other and fell with mighty splashes
into the water OF the bay.
The Lusitania officers observed the
firing and the turbine carrying the
firing mails halted in the midst OF sew
eral smaller crafts. the captains oil
which had hesitated to cross the Inc
of Are. Soon afterwards the Trims
ceased and following tewenty-minute
wait the Iusitania forged ahead.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-20
BIG RUSH TO
BUY WARREN
REAL ESTATE
Company Compelled To Put
Addition on Market 70 Meet
the Demand-Frst DAYS
Sales Are Large.

The first days sale of los in the
new addition TO Warren townsite
proved big success, twenty-five lots
being disposed OF on the popular
terms OF S25 down and s. a, month
me price of the lots ranges from
$3.50 TO $3.50.
While this is called an addition 10
warren, as a matter OF fact it is
right in one of the most popular parts
OF the town, one block from Black
KNOB View, and four blocks from the
oItlce OF the Warren company. The
tract is gently sloping. and commands
one of the finest views in the city-
IL is in every way desirable as q res
ldence section, and the rapidity with
which tae lots are being sold proves
that the public recognizes this.
These who purchased lots are To
build at once, and lumber for this
purpose was being hauled yesterday.
making the locality one of tae bust
est scenes in the district.
colonel Van Dyke, manager of the
Warren company said: "Thera has
been such a remarkable demand Tor
Warren real estate that we We're com
PEELED to meet the emergency, and
happily there is plenty of land of the
most desirable kind to offer the peo-
pie. We call it an addition simply to,
distinguish it from the regularly
staked out lots, but a tract located
along Black Knob View and Hazard
street is necessarily right in Warren.
Black Knob View is 10 feet vide. has
sewer and water meins, and will,
after we get through with it, be one
OF the finest boulevardS in the coun-
try. l do not believe this addition
Will be enough to meet the demand,
but beginning has been made. We
will take care of all who want homes
on easy terms at moderate prices
The growth of Warren has been
most remarkable. Right through the
period Of business depression the
building activity has far exceeded
that of any town in the southwest,
and ii would be hard to find another
in America with SUCH building rec
ord during the same period. The
houses put up are handsome and va
ried in architectural design. making
the whole a picture pleasing to look
upon. The water, sewer, electric
light and street car service. all sup
piled at the most Reasonable prices
ever heard of in the Southwest, make
Warren by far the best place in the
whole district for homes. Il is the
earnest desire of the management of
the Warren company that no man
desiring to establish a home shall he
disappointed.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-20
PROFESSIONALS
CONTROL TRADING
They ProfeSSed Political Mo-
tiveS for SeIIing-CIoSing Of
Philadelphia Bank,

NEW YORK, June 19.-Operations
in stocks remained largely in profes-
sional hands today, although the
movement of prices was somewhat
freezer than on the earlier days of
the week, at the expense of values.
Professional traders professed poll
teal motives for selling.
News of the closing of the Philadel-
phia Trust company was accorded a
significance which the dimensions of
the failure seemed not TO warrant.
Further disagreement in the iron trade
over the prices of bar iron make prob
able an open market for that product,
but it is reported the last prices are
not far from the lowest
Bonds were irregular.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-20
THE BSBE OY REvEW MORNING UNE 20
BISBEE HOSE TEAM
PRACTICALLY SELECTED
Outlook for Retaining Cup Now
Looks Good-PartiaI List
of the Team.

With the exception of three men
the hose team which is to defend
Bisbee's title to the cup has been
made up, and there are several try
ing out FOR these places. S. ]. Var
ney. who has been elected captain of
the team. states that he thinks the
chances for keeping The cup in the
possession OF Bisbee are good.
There has been considerable ir-
regularity in the practice, owing 10
the difficulty In getting the men out.
and to the fact that he team had NOS
been selected. Now that the men
know it is up TO them to defend the
title to the cup. it is thought there
will be little further difficulty in Sc
curing the men regularly for practice
The team as selected, is as fol
lows: FaTney, Boswell, Morse,
North, Welch. Hicks, Thomas, Brown,
Kinney, Harrington, Quidos. Varney
is nozzle man Harrington plug man
and Quidos coupling breaker.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-20
N.oIiaes Made from Remnants.

The filmiest, loveliest kind of neg
Hge may be fashioned at home at a
quarter the price asked for the fin
lshed article in the store just now,
when remnants of dainty fabrics are
to be picked up at reduced prices. A
length insufficient for a gown is
enough for a neglige and the work Of
construction is quite simple.
The yoke and wide, long kimono
sleeves could be in one piece fash
toned from the material, first pin
tucked, then barred with narrow in
sertion. supporting an accordion
plated body, trimmed or plain on the
bottom.
Messaline, India or marquisette
could be used, and a raid on the rib
bon remnant box viii reveal pretty
strands providing a finish