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Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
BAPTIST CHURCH

Opening services in the new Bap list church on Clawson Hill. Come and enjoy the first day with us. The services begin with the Bible school on Sunday morning at l0:oo. Lesson. Believing and Doing" James 2:1f a6 Mr. J. II. Demarest superintend- ert Worship and srnon at II. Theme, "A Cordial Invitation" Solo. ''I An A Pilgrim" by Mir. W. H. Owen. E. '. P. L. at 6:45 D. m.. Miss Matte Richards leader. MT. Worthy Stoner president Evening worship at 7:4a. sermon by Rev. J. E. Fry. pastor of the Presbyterian church. Duet. Jesus Lovr of My Soul" by Dr. G. D. and A. T. Craig.
 services every evening during the week except Monday. The speake rs are as follows: Tuesday evening. MT Carl Buchner: "Wednesday even ing. W. F. Stoner; Thursday eyenin. Rev W. F. Spicer; Friday evening. Henry Owen; Saturday evening. Rev. F.. n. Raley. Evening meetings at 7:i5, Your presence at these meeting will lbe an inspiration to the speakers.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
CHURCH
 NOTICES
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.. Mir. C. A Bpchner superintendent. Lesson: Relieving and Doing James gall 2e.
 Junior Christian Endeavor at 2:3o D, m. Mrs. C. E. Buchner superinten1- ent. Topic: The Story of David Brainerd and the People for Whom lie Norkd. Acts 6:4. y A missionar meeting. This will be the last meet ing Of the Juniors before the dismissal for yacaton.
 Brotherhood at 6:l5 D. m. Subject: Christian Socialism" This is the last of the studies in Social sll which have been cared on dunns the month Of May. Immigration will be con. sidertd during the month of June.
 Preaching at II a. m. by the pastor and aJ 7:45 D. m. by M. C. F. Bnch- uer. secretary of the Y. Nj. C. A. Theme of the morning sermon; some of the ideals that are recalled by Me norial Day"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Children's day in the Christian church is always great event. CIil- dreH are natural missionaries. An added interest this year is the cen zennial celebration feature. The pro gram is arranged in view of celebrat- ing the last hundred years of a plea for Tn Bible. the whole Bible and nothing but the Bible" By their gifts the children pass the Bible around the world and pull down the heather idols that Christ may be the Al in All Today the Bible school at the Chris tian church will celebrate this happy event An unusually large attendance and ofiFing anticipated.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
WEDNESOAY NIGHT DANCE AN
 ENJOYABLE AFFAIR

The dance given at the Country Club house by the employees of the Copper Queen store last Wednesday evening was one of the most success ful affairs of its kind given so far this season. About seyenty-fiye couples left in three special cars at try al S:30 and upon arriving at the Country Club grounGs were met by Q committee consisting of K. w Mon roe, ! A. 0'Brien, T. w. Blair and l.. Right. Four extra dances were added to the program of sixteen. which had been prepared. making twenty in all. The Country Club house is an ideal place for events of this kind, but some of the members of this party suggested the screening of the porch in order to shield people from the direct rays of the moon. The luncheon which was served was very elaborate affair and the table fairly groaned with the liberal meas ure of good things which were piled upon it. The special car left the grounds at 12 on the return trip to the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
WIND PROVES DESTRUCTIVE.

ELCENTRO. Cal. May 2s.-A heavy wind prevailing here for the past two days reached a climax at II o'clock last night. At Elcentro portion of the first story brick walls of the new grammar school was blown down. A heavy plate glass window in the office of the Hotel Oregon was blown in. Hotel attendants narrowly escaped be- ing struck by large pieces of glass. Tent houses and shacks suffered and it is feared that considerable damage has been done to the canteloupe crop in exposed places.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
SOCIETY
Woman'c CIub Elects.


 On Friday afternoon at the No- mans Club on Quality Hill, the fol. lowing officers were elected for the coming year: President. Mrs. l. A. Mosher. vice president, Mrs. C. F. Philbrook: recording secretary. Mrs. A. Nj. Martin; corresponding secre. tary, Mrs. F. M Pattison treasurer, Mrs. Morris High: auditor, Mrs. Hor- ace Sterling. The plans for the com ing year were discussed and the com mittee in charge of publishing the year book reported that the work was still incomplete. but would be finished in the near future The club has adjourned for the summer to meet again in October The retiring off cers were: Mrs. S. F. Hazard. pres ident: Mrs. !. A. MoshCr. vice pres ident: Mrs. C. F.. Rinehart, recording secretary; Mrs. J. Gillespie. cores bonding secretary and Mrs. Beckwith, treasurer.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
Evening worship at 7:i5. Ser,noa

Evening worship at T:i5. Sermon Y Rev. J. E. Fry. pastor Of the Pee byterian church.
 Duet. Jesus. Lover of My Sca!''- by pr. G. D. and A. T. Craig.
 Services each evening during tho week except Monday night The speakers are as follows: Tuesday evening, NIT CalI Euchner; we5nos day evening. MT. W. E. StoneT; ThG,. day evening, Rev. W. E. Spicer; f.7- day evening, Mir Henry Owen; Sar:f- day evening. Rev. E. D. Raley.
 All are invited. Your presence at all oc these services vii, be an inspi . alton to the speakers.
 JNO. E. KANAaR. Pssto'
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

The regular Sunday services of t:le Bisbee. Arizona, Christian Science So- ciety are held at II a. m. in Medigo- yich hall. two doors ast of the Copper Queen hotel.
 The subject for May 30th will be Ancient and Modern Necromancy CT Mesmerism and Hypnotism."
 The subject and sermons are copy Tiglted by the Rev. Mary Baker Eddy
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
NEW PASTOR IS GRATEFUL TO
 MEMBERSHIP

Rev. H. G. Downs, the new pastor at South Bisbee states that he is glad to notice the renewed enthusiasm among the church people in Warren. South Bisbee and Don Luis. During his first weeks stay in the city. he has had occasion to witness the hos pitality of the citizens of this district and desires to express his feelings of gratitude to his new friends. The Sunday service at Warren will be held as usual. Sunday school converting at 10 a. m. being followed by preaching service at eleven. Special music has heen arranged for this occasion At ? r. m. the Sunday school will meet at Don Luis and will be followed by preaching at three. In the evening at 7:30 a preaching service will he held in the church at South Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
SHARP SHOOTERS TO BE ENTER
 TANNED.

On Monday at high noon the wives of the members of the rifle club will entertain at luncheon at the Country Club house the officers and sharp shooters from Fort Hauchuca A committee is now working on plans for dance or smoker to be given Monday evening in honor of the win ners in the rifle contest which is to be held Monday between a team from the fort and team from the Bisbee Rifle Club
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30

Brotherhood at CHS D. m. Suo- jeet: ''Christian Socialism This IS the last of the studies in socialism which have been carried on daring ti,., month of May. ''lmmgratoa' whi be considered during the month of June.
 Freachng at II Q. m. by the pastor and at I45 D. m. by Mir. c. E. Bnch- ner. secretary of the Y. M c. A. Then :. of the morning sermon: Some ,he Ideals that are Recalled by Me morial Day"
 Prayer meeting wednesday at 1:S" p. m. JOHN l.. FRY.
 Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
Opening Services in The New Baptist
 Church on Clawson Hill

Come and enjoy the first day with us. The services begin with the Bible School on Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Lesson. Believing and Do irg.' James 2:1i-25. Mir. J. H. De nlarest, Supt. Worship and sermon at II o'clock. Theme, "A Cordial Invita- ton Solo: 'I am a Pilgrim by MT. H. w. Owen 'B. Y. F. U. at GAS r m. Miss Mattie Richards. leader. Mir. Worthy Stoner. president
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
BENSON GETS SHORT STAY

SAN FRANCISCO. May 29.-John A. Benson. convicted of complicity in land frauds and sentenced to one year imprisonment. was granted a thirty days stay of execution today by the United States circuit court of appeals provided certificate is filed by the clerk of the United States supreme court showing that an application for writ of certiorari has been filed in that court.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
Presbyterian Church

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m- Mr. C. A. Buchner. superintendent Les son: Believing and Doing'-Jam ss 2:14-26
 Junior Christian Endeavor at 2.o0 p. m. Mrs. c. F.. Buchner. superla- tendent. Topic: "The story of David Brainard and the people for who.. he worked''-Acts 6:4. A mission sry meeting. This will be the isst meeting Of the Juniors before the (lsmissal for vacation.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
CHURCH OF CHRIST

9:45 a. m. Bible school, children ! day attendance and offerings for mis. sions. Ii Q. m. communion and ser. mon. "Teh Open Door" 1:i5 D. cn. children's day program. A general col lection will be taken to supplement the children's offering to foreign mis. sions.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
PERFORMANCE BECOMING iM-
 MORAL

HAVANA, May 29.-There has been a marked increase in the i'm moral performances at the theaters of Havana, accompanied by a general spread of vice since the American invasion came to an end. In end to counteract these tendencies a meet ing was held last night at the resi- dence of Bishop Estrada, where so- ciety for the prevention of vice was formed
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
EVENING SERVICE AT
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Rev. NJ. l.. Stewart of Phoenix. a successful pastor and evangezst ce the Methodist church, will speak at the evening service at the Presby. terian church this evening. The ser. vice is to be particularly fer men ai, though not exclusively so. The mem. bers of the Eigh'n cavalry who arc visiting in the distr.ct are particularly invited to the service
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
NEWS MEETING AT v. M. C. A.

Sunday afternoon at three o'clocE at the Y. N. C. A. building Rev. NJ. L. Stewart will speak to men on the topic The Open Door for Young Men Mr. Stewart is in the city in the in terest of q Chatauqua course of lee lures to be given here next Septela- Der and has kindly consented to speak at the meeting this afternoon. He is widely known as successful pastor and evangelist of the Methodist church and is a splendid speaker. A rousing song service will proceed the address. Every man in camp is in- vited to be present. The meeting will be entirely formal and all men are welcome.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
The Reorsanized Church of Jesus
 Christ of Latter Day Saints

Regular services at the chapel in Tombstone canyon opposite Warren laundry at 3 p m. and 7:30 p. m. Also street meetings in front of post office at 6:30 p. m.
 Elder J. Y. Peterson of Lamont Iowa arrived this week and will nave charge of these meetings for the con ference year. The public are most oodially invited to attend.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
OBJECT BEING COMPELLED
 TO MAKE RESTITUTlOE

CONSTANTINOPLE. May 29.-Dis quieting news was received today from Adena- The Mosiems are resent ing being compelled 70 make restitu. ton for property stolen from Armen. fans and troops employed in searching out such property are proving unie- liable.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
OFFICERS ELECT OF THE
 SILK CLUB.

The Richardsons Silk Club which met Friday of this week at the home of Mrs. NJ. A. Harris in Tombstone Canyon elected the following officers for the coming year: President, Mrs.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday. May 30th Sunday school 9:f5 a. m Preaching by Rev. F. C. Reid at n and 7:45 D. m.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
sIssEE RIFLEMeN ENTERTAINED

Last evening the members of the Bisboe Rifle Club and wives were en- tertained at luncheon by the officers and their wives who came from the fort yesterday in automobiles for the rlrposa of participating in the Mem orial day celebration. The luncheon was served on the plaza of the Coun. try Club. At nine o'clock dancing was begun which was enjoyed by all members of the club and the sol diers and their wives until a late hour.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30

On Saturday. May 2i. at the Chiri- cahua club Chas A. Nichols gave q farewell banquet to the popular Thir- teen club. This event will always be one to be remembered by the boys of the club. as Mir Nichols was the last of the charter members of the organization. and occupied one of the permanent offices. that of rhyme skull. This officer is the his torian of the club and upon the oc. casion of a banquet must always be prepared with an original poem per taining to Thirteenism. In Little Nick" the club has lost a member who has filled this important office in the highest manner possible and it will be hard to get another who comes up to the standard set by him. It was in the wee sma'" hours in deed before the double quartette sang Farewell" The Chiricahua club chef was resplendent in his uni. form of white and the spread placed before the boys did credit to his well known ability. Amid popping of corks the host introduced Albert NJ. Sames as toastmaster. and this gentleman proceeded in his hap
 
 ferent speakers, interspersing a line of clever talk between each address; in fact. il would cause Chauncey De pew to hide his face in shame could he but hear this Major Ozone of Douglas act as toastmaster at a ban quet Each one of the club members was called upon, an opportunity which they gladly availed themselves of to express their sorrow over their loss in the. departure of MT. Nichols. while the married ex-members (theI dead ones) welcomed him into the ranks of the benedicts.
 Mir. Nichols spoke long and feeling ly and by his emotion one could tell that, while he was entering a hap pier and different life, the memory of the Thirteen club would always be dear to him. Besides the regular members of the club. the following composed the guests: c. o. Thomas. Albert M Sames. Fred W. Nichols. l.. s. Palmer.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
1mdwsGrial MI@une Circle

Membership limited thousand Each member dollar Money kept ma In IMMEDIATELY after death to beneficiary AND WOMEN admitted Industrial Home Circles
 mining regions the farming districts west aNd throughout the South Bring three
 membership free Others doing Application be n.d. to to W. G. dress Box 1884, eisbee, Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
THE BsBE DAILY REVIEW

C. T. Moore: vice president, Mrs J. H. James; moderator, Mrs. !. C. O'Ban- ion: recording secretary. Mrs. L. R. Hatler; corresponding secretary ard treasurer, Mrs. !. A. Harris After the election of officers the usual week ly work of the society was attended Co and luncheon consisting of sher. bet and cake was served.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
INFORMAL MUSICAL AT MARTINS.

The informal musical given by Mrs. A. M Martin at her home on Mason hill Thursday evening was a very en- ioyabe one. Mesdames Sims and Thompson gave some delightful vocal selections. and several instrumental duets were played by Professor Krin- bii' and Miss Martha Townsend. Probably the most novel and enter taining number on the programme was flute solo by J. A. Zander accom- panied by Mir. Krinbill on the piano. Rctrt shments consisting of ice cream, fruit and candy were served.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30

On Wednesday evening. the ninth Miss Claire Kelsey and Charles A Nichols were married at the Episco pal church by Reverend F. W. Si- monson. The affair was very quiet owing to illness of the brides moth CT. Miss Nell Kline was brides maid, Eugene C. Robinson best man. and Mrs. c. o. Thomas was matron of honor. c. O. Thomas gave the bride away. The bridal party entered the church to the beautiful strains Of Lohengrin's Wedding March. played by Mrs. J. P. Sexton. After the we'd ding a reception was held at the home of Mir. and Mrs. c. O. Thomas. Mrs. Joe Calisher presided in the din. ing room, assisted by Misses Rather. inc Christy and Nell Kline. Mrs. Lynn Palmer and Miss Ustane Scott served punch. In cutting the brides cake Miss Scott found the dime, Miss Roach the ring and Mir. Stacy the thimble. Those present: Messrs. and Mesdames McKean, Hill, Bishop. Fred Nichols. Sexton, Simonson. Stepn- ems. CTucson). Quinn, Otto Smith. Calisher. L. s. Palmer: the E. E. girls. of which the bride was a mem. Der, were Misses Wolcott, Gale, Dow dle, Penhoel, House, Badger. Scott. Kline, Christy. Roach: the Thirteen club. of which the groom was a char. ter member. were Messrs. Hooper Smith. Carl Smith. Wash Smith. Kone Robinson, McNullen, Stacy, Fortin Packard. Downs. Speed Mir and Mrs. Nichols are at home al $50 Thir teenth street.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30

Mir and Mrs. George Haas enter. tained the Pedro club at their home on D avenue Wednesday evening
 high five being the game of the even. ing. supper consisting of potato salad, nut and ham sandwiches and ices were served from tables decorat- ed with sweet peas and ferns. The guests were: Messrs. and Mesdames Fred Williams, Marsh Fletcher. Will
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30

Board of Directors Dr. c. L. oneers: L. Edmund Ednucd.on D I Mrc,,to,oh president Asa T. Hoy ,.. president; krebs, daH, Dr. chss. F. Hawiey urer
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30

Cochran, Frank Hogan, Hatcher. Ed Fletch. Bisbee: Corning. Bisbee: Mrs. Farmer, Mrs. Francis, Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30

Dinners and dances, luncheons and
 clubs. Have left in my checllbook nothing
 but stubs.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30

Cochran, Frank Hogan, Hatcher, Ed Fletch. Bisbee: Corning. Bisbee: Mrs. Farmer, Mrs. Francis, Bisbee.
 Grace Knickerbocker was given a surprise party Monday night by a number of her young friends at her home on Fifteenth street. They played games until a late hour The children present were: Misses Car rie and Hattie Taylor. Eldner and Nealie Seely, Margaret and Laura Mason. Doris Conley. Masters Dunk. lin Robinson. stephen Suits. Donald Rice. Joe and Roland Curry, Eddie Belton, Frank Skeels. Edgar Hurst.
 The Philathea class of the Method. list church enojyed a picnic supper a. the park Tuesday from 6:30 to S:30 o'clock. There were toasts and after dinner stories and it was just pleasure In itself 10 be an the park which was never so pretty. There were Misses Celia Mabon Blanche Seeley. Winnifred Began. Mary Jones. Rosa Billingsly. Nellie Miller. Marguerite oiser. Olive Green. Mamie Howe, Margaret Isaacs
 Mrs. c. T. Cornell gave a , o'clock tea Sunday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Mollie Dowdle. It was the good old-fashioned kind with a great list Of good things to eat. One wonders why 1t should be called a tea when that refreshing beverage was the least and last thing, Mrs. Cornell proved charming hostess and every one had good time-just visiting The table decorations were flowers and ferns with pink roses as faYors. The guests. besides Miss Dowdle. were: Misses Nell Kline. Teresa Torpey, Clidean Simpson. Kate Hen. ey. Miss Dowdle left Monday for Stafford for a short visit after which she. with her grandmother and Mir and Mrs. F. l.. Proctor of Cananea. will tour coast points. including the Seattle exposition.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30

The Brotherhood of Locomotive Bremen gave a little invitational dance at Irene hall last Monday even ing. About twenty couples were present and report a good time. with delicious refreshments served during the dance. The mnsic was furnished by Sandon brothers on the harp. ac. companied by the new clarinet play. er H. P. Wells.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-08
LOST CHILD eLADDENS POLICE
stray YOunESter Made Gloomy Old
station Ring with Mirth
and JOY.

The Omaha police station was trans
formed into playhouse for several hours
yesterday afternoon, while the policemen.
under the lead OF Sergeant Havey, at
tempted to amuse a 3-year-old tot who
was picked up at Seventeenth and Cunning
streets early in the day. The little fellow
thoroughly enjoyed the ride in the police
auto and soon made himself at home at
the station. He was an unusually bright
chap and the officers, for the time, forgot
their cares and worries in their endeavor
to make life happy for the kid.
Sergeant Havey was especially attentive
and there was very little he could have
added to the boys comfort. The boy said
his name was Ray" or something that
sounded like that, but could not remember
or did not know his last cOgnomen. But
that did not bother him very much and
he made the station ring with his glad
cries and pleasant sayings, 1t was with
reluctance that the officers looked forward
to the time when they would be forced to
turn him over TO his parents. 1t was one
Of the brightest rays Of sunshine seen at
police headquarters in some time and
everybody made the most OF IT,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-08
MAcKAY TALKS OF THE WEST
Telegraph MnEnnte Describes Busi-
ness Conditions In Glowing
Terms.

NEW YORK Nov. 7.-Clarence II. Mac
kay president Of the Postal Telegraph
company returned to New York today
optofnistlc and enthusiastic over the busi-
ness outlook in the west.
"The people out there" ne added are
not watching the horizon for a return Of
prosperity; 1t already has arrived"
This belief Of Mr. MacKay was based.
he said, on observations mace by him dur
ing on 500 mile trip OF inspection OF
his companys property.
Eastern people who not go west" said
Mr.. MacKay have no comprehension OF
it's growth and development. San Francisco
is modern marvel Of American courage
and faith, and Seattle OF American enersy
and skill.
"All the way through the middle west
signs were equally gratifying. l was told
In Montana and North Dakota the farmers
have learned the lesson Of modern indus
trial development through savings achieved
by cooperation and are forming great
farming communities The beneficial char
acter OF such agricultural progress cam
not be over-estimated. II fetches the bone
and sinew OF the land into harmony with
the cooperative spirit which has evolved
our great manufacturing centers and put
the United states so far ahead OF all other
countries that its commercial supremacy is
unquestloned"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-08
LABOR LEADERS In CANADA
Convention of American Federation
Begins in Toronto Today.
GoMPERS CASE WILL COME UP
Question of Appeal 10 Supreme Court
of United States VIII He Deter
mined--Industrial Training
to BE Discussed.

TORONTO. Nov. L-For the first time
in the twenty-nine -yeahs of its existence
the American Federation of Labor has
and beginning Monday, will hold its an
nual convention in Canada. with jail SEN
tences hanging over the heads OF President
Gompers, Vice President John Mitchell
and Secretary Frank Morrison for con-
tempt of court, as a result Of the Buks
stve case, the question as to whether an
appeal to the United States court shall be
made, will probably be decided by the
convention.
Mr. Gompers and his associates contend
that the constitutional right Of free, speech
and the freedom Of the press is involved.
Mr. Gompers returned recently from a
four months trip abroad TO study labor
conditions. His report is expected to be
OF material benefit in determining the ques-
tion of affiliating with the labor unions Of
foreign countries.
Industrial training is likely to prove a
live topic for discussion and the problem
is the one that differs radically in the diff
ferent branches of industry,
The trouble in the ranks of the Indus
trial Brotherhood of Electrical Workers in
Ohio and Iowa, where rival factions are
seeking representation at the convention
promises an interesting chapter,
Tomorrow's session will be given over
to addresses OF welcome and the reports
OF President Gompers, Secretary Morrison
and Treasurer Lennon.