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Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07
THE BsBEE DAILY ARIZONA THURsDA MORNING APRIL ' 1910

the new county road which will con
 meet with what is now North Broad
 street. at the city limits of Globe. and the new highway. at its place of beginning, a short distance be low the city of Globe. Gila county
 will be ready to build it's share o, the new road as soon as there is an occasion for the connecting road
 As yet the Globe city council has made no provision for the improve ment of North Broad street, to com plete the connection with the new Globe-Roosevelt road. but such pre- liminary work connected with the improvement of this street has been made and active work will probably be taken up within short time. It will be necessary to change the present street line to some extent, and the necessary right of way has practically been secured with the exception Of that portion which crosses the property of the old Do minion Copper Mining < Smelling company. It is not believed that any great difficulty will be encoun- tered in securing this right of way. and on the next visit of Charles Sumner Smith president Of the old Dominion. ii is expected that this right of way matter will be settled.
 The new territorial highway be- tween Globe and Roosevelt will ef- feet a big improvement on condi- tions surrounding travel between Globe and Roosevelt and between Globe and outside points in the ter ritOry as well.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07
PACKARD WILL LEAVE
 FAIR COMMISSION
(DougIas InternationaD

Col B. A. Packard arrived home this morning from trip to Phoe- nix where he had been for several days on business. Col. Packard con firned the report published in Phoe- nix yesterday afternoon to the ef- feet that he would leave the terri torial fair commission in the near future.
 Yes. it is true that I have decid- ed to withdraw from the fair com mission. though as yet I have not rendered my written resignation, % said Col. Packard this morning. T feel that I have devoted as much of my time and energy to the work of building up a successful fair in the territory as could be reasonably be expected from one man. My asso- citation with other members of the commission from time to time has been pleasant and agreeable and l feel that the fair has become to be credit to Arizona and certainly has been a valuable asset in the matter of attracting attention 10 our industries.
 The remaining members on the commission are Hugh Campbell. of Flagstaff. and A. L. Moore, of Phoe- nix. both excellent men for the po- sitiOn and who may be relied on to continue the fair in its successful career. Of course it cannot be stat ed definitely just who will succeed Col. Packard on the commission. but 1t Is expected that the new member will be from Cochise county and very likely will be from Doug las. When it became known this morning that Col Packard would leave the fair commission the names of two Douglas citizens were dis cussed in connection with the va cancy on the board A group of gentlemen in front of the Gadsden hotel agreed that Packard should be succeeded either by s. F. Me guire or W. M Adamson, of this city. Either of these gentlemen would be admirably equipped to render valuable assistance in the matter of making the fair success fui.
 Col. Packard was named as a fair commissioner immediately after the passage of the law providing fer an annual fair in the territory. and he has carried his full share of the responsibility connected with the business of promoting the annual fairs. devoting a great deal of time and expending money out of his own pocket When there has been a shortage of required funds needed for the success of the fair the name of Col. Packard has always been attached to a bank note and chances taken on getting an appropriation from the coming legislature to GOV CT the deficiency
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07
SENTIMENT TURNING
 TOWARD DEMOCRATS

NEW YORK. April e.-The poll tical tide is now turning democratic and the day when the democratic party must take charge of this ooun- try's affairs is almost at hand were the declarations made by Woodrow Wilson. president of Princeton Uni yersity. in a speech at the democrat ic dinner in Elizabeth. N. J., tonight
 Mir. Wilson outlines the character of legislation which the democrats should give the country to meet the present economic problems.
 Curb the Trusts.
 After stating that he thinks it possible to state the character we should wish to give to legislation" {" he continued:
 Tn the first place, we should wish not merely to curb the trusts, and above all. we should not wish to regulate them in such a way as will make them either partners or creatures of the government itself We should wish to square their whole action and responsibility with the general interest.
 Our regulations of public inter ests must be legal regulation and not direct management.
 Tn the second place, 1t is clear ly our duty as soon as we get the opportunity to take the government out Of the business of patronage. the business of granting favor end privileges, of arranging the laws 90 that this, that. or the other group of men may make large profits out of their business. and draw it back to the function of safeguarding rights, general not particular rights. the rights which make not so much for the prosperity which enables groups of individuals to pile up enor- nous fortunes. as for a general stim- ulation. g universal opportunity for enlightenment and justice. am eAAiAAAAss oA touiHS, oA Laflu le2ts- lation."
 Protection Just Patronage.
 He then declared that the policy of protection has long since. as dealt with by congress, ceased % be policy of protection and become a policy of patronage"
 tin brief" he concluded. @our program should be a general reyi- val of popular politics. of common counsel of responsible leadership. We must supply efficient leaders and eschew all the lower personal objects Of politics. It is a case of necessity as well as a case of privi- lege. A new day has come. Mea and measures are being scrutinized as never before. For myself. I yer itably believe that we are upon the eve of new era of political lib erty, when more literally and truly than ever before we can realize the ideals of popular government and of individual privilege"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07
Guild Meeting Thursday.

The guild meeting which was announced for Wednesday afternoon has been changed to Thursday af- ternoon at o'clock at the rectory. 1t is a business meeting and a large attendance is desired
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07
$6,OO00 POPULARITY CONTEST


DISTRICT NO. 1-Tucson, NogaIes, Yuma Florence, Phoenix Tempe, SiNerbe Rec Rock, Gla Bend, Va Hel- yetia, and intervening territory.
 DISTRICT NO. 2-Bsbee Cananea Benson, Tombstone Naco and intervening territory.
 DISTRICT NO. 3-Douglas Clifton, Morenci, courtland, Wilcox, Stafford Pima Fort Thomas and intervening ter ritory.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07

Joe Zutec. an insane man. was talk en into custody at Phoenix Monday. He claimed that the people of Phoe- nix were all in league to kill him and accused a physician. to whose office he had gone for treatment, of at tempting his life
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07
Resumes RaiIroad Work.

John M St. Clair. who has been visiting his brother William, on Thirteenth street, has gone down to Mexico where he holds a position with the Southern Pacific in the construction of the new road from Mazatlsn to Guadalajara.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07
May be Blackmail.

An interesting case IS pending which may develop into blackmail. lf the arrests are made in time 1t will be held this evening, but oth- erwise will go over until tomorrow. Details are not yet obtainable.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07

Paso. who have been spending sey- erai weeks in Douglas, went down to their ranch in Mexico yesterday They took all the necessary equip ment for camp life and are planning to camp our while the surveyors are working on their property.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07
Woman Seriously Burned.

Qui.ina Munoz, Mexican woman. was quite seriously burned in lamp explosion on Sunday night at her home at Fifteenth street and IF avenue She was taken to the county hospital today
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07

Presumably the placing of quota ton marks around these United States of ours,' by a New York Jour nal. means that the publication speaks in the fitness of the knowledge that ownership rests in the gentleman from Rhode Island.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07
Undesirable Alien.

There is a woman in the city jail awaiting action on the part of the immigration authorities. She was arrested last night for drunk enness and is held as an undesir- able immigrant
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07
, DOUGLAS PERSONALS. {
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Henry c. Carr left for the east last evening
 Bert Ramsey of Fl Paso was seen on our streets today.
 Y. Bonillas of Nogales arrived in Douglas last evening.
 Mrs. Kemp of Los Angeles is registered at the Queen.
 John Hohstadt came up last eve ning from his ranch in Mexico.
 Mir and Mrs. Mass of Naeozari were shopping in Douglas today. l. J. Burrall came in last evening from the Antigua mine in Mexico. R. E. Claiborne went down to cauanea yesterday to spend a few days.
 Mir and Mrs. Smith came up from Naeozari and spent the day shop ping.
 F. NJ. Lawrence of the Copper Queen store. went to Courtland this morning.
 c. S. Hooper of Eleventh street left this morning on a business trip to California
 Wm. O. Moore of Phoenix and B. Ii. Smith of Fl Paso are Goldman guests today.
 Miss Barbara wohlgemuth, one of the Douglas teachers. is i'll at home on Seventh street.
 l. E. Brophy of the Brophy Car -iage company came down from Bis bee last evening.
 r. B. Brown of Fl Paso arrived in Douglas this morning and is a guest at the Queen.
 Mir. Burkhouser of this city went down to YzabeL Mexico. yesterday on business trip.
 Engineer B. \. Norton returned today from a business trip up the valley and to Pierce.
 MT F. c. Henderson of Naco has been spending several days as the guest of Douglas friends
 Alfonso Morales. one of the lead ing merchants in Guaynas. came uI from that seaport today.
 L. R. Budrow, manager of th, Fl Tigre mine, came in last evening on the Drummers' Special
 H. L. wattles, conductor on tho Douglas -Bisbee train is reported al quite i'll at his home in Bisbee.
 D. J. R. Cowen, superintendent of the La Caridad mine, in Mexico is transacting business in Douglas
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07

Wm. Etz, bisbee; 4. NJ. Smock. Denver, and Mrs. J. NJ. Dunbar. Chicago. are registered at the Roy today
 E. u. Deyore. the mining engineer and geologist, had business that called him to Yzabel Mexico, yes terday-
 Mrs. c. F. Tegtmeyer left today for Chicago. where she expects to spend three or four months with riends.
 Cliff W. Clement spent couple of days with local marksmen in Douglas and left on the west bound train this morning. Miss J. E. Harrison is suffering from q relapse in her room at the Gadsden hotel. She is reported as quite seriously ilL Mrs Iremor, who Is stopping at the Queen hotel. has for her guest her mother. Mrs. M. E. Goodsen of Copper Hill, near Globe. W. H. Austin of Nacozari. is one of the many citizens Of that 1 prosperous mining camp who have been in the city the last few days.
 J. N. Amador and wife of the city of Juarez, Mexico. were among the arrivals today Mir. Amador is an attorney at law in the Mexica5 1 city.
 Miss Omega McNamara, of t,Ie Cumnock school of oratory of Chi cago. will arrive in a few days tC make an extended visit with hel sister, Mrs. G. H. Hirst.
 '. A. Holden came in this morn ing on the early train from th'
 Altar district in Mexico. and lief again after spending a few hour in bis home city.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07

They're about to have a revolution in Santo Domingo because a foreign girl was made Queen of the national festival. Santo Domingo is proud of its dark coloring.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07

Do you suppose Col James Gordon's praise of Rockefeller influenced him to form that charity eorporation2
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07

Mir. Taft has been ;n office more than a year. and he will be there three years more.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07
Goes to Coast.

Goes to Coast.
 Mir. Fortin. who has been the guest of his son, L. E. Forth of the Copper Queen store, left yester- day for Los Angeles. Mir. Forth also visited the City of Mexico and gas favorably impressed with this wonderful southwest. After spend ing a month in California he will return to his home in Canada.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07
DOUGLAS NEWS. , 4 4 % $ A q 4 {

Go to Convention.
 Rev. F. T. Walker. A. J. Taylor and Mrs. Ben Rice of tbis city will attend the Baptist convention. leav- ing tomorrow for the old Pueblo Will Visit Old Friend.
 Mrs. Ben Rice will spend two weeks in Tucson where she will wis 1t with an old friend whom she has not seen for fifteen years.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07
Win Meet Thursday.

Wib Meet Thursday.
 The many friends of Manager Law of the Gadsden hotel are evincing a desire to attend the farewell smoker which the Don't Worry clul will tender him on Saturday night Applications for invitations must be in by Thursday evening when the committee which has the matter in charge will meet to complete ar engagements.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07
Row in Restaurant.

A row occurred in the kitchen of a local restaurant on Sunday which was a near cutting affray, it is claimed. The hearing is set for late this afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07
Postpone Match.

On account of the visit of F. J. Kneble. the bowling match which was to be played tomorrow evening between the second teams of the Douglas and Bisbee associations has been postponed If satisfactory to the Bisbee bowlers the match viii be rolled on Saturday night
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07

'. A. Holden came in this morn ing on the early train from the Alter district in Mexico. and left again after spending a few hours in his home city.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07
SPECIAL PRIZE TO BE AWARDED

SPECIAL PRIZE TO BE AWARDED An elegant ocke Amethyst setting "A inch Ak solid Gold chain, value S20 and display L. L. Gilmans will bel awarded to the contestant District Number ? akng the greatest gain during the period beginning Monday April 4th, and ending P. M, Saturday. April eh The secured by the for this special prize will count the big prizes in the Contest.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07

Go to Ranch.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. P. Roberson of Fl
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07

E. u. Deyore. the mining engineer and geologist. had business that called him to Yzabel, Mexico yes terday-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07

Wm. Etz, Bisbee; A. M Shock. Denver, and Mrs. J. M Dunbar, Chicago. are registered at the Roy today.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07

Miss J. E. Harrison is suffering from relapse in her room at the Gadsden hotel She is reported as quite seriously ill
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07
NOT TOO LATE TO NOMINATE

until due notice has been given Now the time to make the be winner The votes issued subscriptions ncreasingato according the of subscription Doubling the length of subscription than doubles the Extended subscriptions will be credited according the schedule
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07

Miss Omega McNamara, of t,Ie Cumnock school of oratory of Chi cago. will arrive in a few days 10 make an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. c. H. Hirst
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07

H. L. Wattles, conductor on the Douglas-Bisbe train Is reported as quite i'll at his home in Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-07

D. J. R. Cowell, superintendent of the La Caridad mine. in Mexico, is transacting business in Douglas.
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M NTHI H0 iRD
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ATTENTION DOCTORS !

II YOU have an Old keloid or
Ugly Scar. an Unsightly Birth,
mark. or CHASTITY Angioma. bring
il or send il 10 DR. Pratt. Send
patient With an Imperfect Feature
or Premature Wrinkled Face or
any other Blemish. He will show
YOU What can he done with these
Facial Disfigurements and how he
accompliShes his results. No
"hocuS Pocus" trick will he tried
on YOU
His procedures will Re performed
on a strictly scientific basis.
Most all Face imperfections can
now he QUICKLY and permanently
corrected. IL is your du'y TO
assist rather than discourage those
who rake PRIDE in PERSONAL
Appearance. $500
The wiSesr PEOPLE in the world"
are employing DR.. Pratt and why
nor Professional Services Per
formed nv DR.. Pratt are Gunran-
iced. and will rear your personal
investigation. Address
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TINE lKITTATlHNY

we'll r.gH rrtt.I ..r .f ntru uy fHa
u.If .srHbils .r bee v."..~ ..uuIuurI r
numerical s.tg.a-- s- rH"f..I Cor ~
1901. HInf'-l % n.r..rE ..u. -r dozen
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ma manufacturers MT uui % vHt'.r
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.uElN lg the aufrUut l' lgv
II vuu hav" had 'rrf.rl,' 100 getting your
TOW p"iC" furniture ultu" rha tU'r.
'r1bil" fur Nv" tIrultIr" rLcu have found
h.: and rapidly growing market fHr GER
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- els,.trtC cars and the limuu~lUs'- and the
-hc"t.rr Tor covers that are demanded
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comes a new - r.tm 20 manufactured goods
mad" wholly tor IN" automobile, and m
ra'uru dollars - hack that Wuui NOT
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~ mot Tor tho lvtrrlpbile
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Md W. are glad Il H.. be said You
max, tho cars and W. send Won the ma
fs.iHl fLlt Era- int them NV friend
over there IN the hardware business was
selling the hardware 90 90 into a carriage
fHr s. - few wears ago Now he sells
~" hardware nesSled fpr an automobile
ART objects So for u
The hardware man protested Laugh
trgiv hut finally ~aid that Tho figures we're
q -. enough g. be- allow ~ - stand
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HOTEL HOlMnURST

FnuN ANN. uFhr from
set FIR Us.r sta oH.r 'H-.. -hu.' tf- rs,.
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~n~r,sI tiu IuI Winter r.trs lItargru-r r.rou
rHHurst fI|NIN nN|.Nrf.I
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aIsIELI.ANEOUs.

NY IINT summer pc roos. CafaktUs ~tc
pe lore seIsr uns .s.aI0U tnp ssrf a. rostAge W
HudsOn fuHcT Das Line. DcsbTO.scs 81. y. \.
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MONTANESCA

LEADING 10. s.. ~ Ir .t'f.S
"osirTr sfrtct1 IiTf -"lg-. I1 Hy.r.r 'r. -r o.
srd patronage. pocUnp r'rdV Ilr''-. 'pr auto
lsts flOps 81 and Hppr p'lH, lppn .,.tl~,f
:. y INlSpN. Prop ~ pororp. I~ -
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Nttsatts tlty
ST. CHARLES

Most select lu,1i.ru 'ruuung .rr Nc-.n Thor
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s.fH hnf nd cold fresh F-t srs NFrH. #fr4tf
nrri shoger>. csc NtgnIHr~r' uof,H~- Hur
sau naFtnr eos ernoktng frr ttrrrls b. nd IsFsI
tnf rr'tt're~- N'vHf. u.'r Irl.rr. 20 rtUua
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To MAKE GhapeI Of Harm.


TTT-T TT
Mrs Mariana p.Ir,c. - dow ~ Robert
QUITS Psir,a q wealth. resident - Ports
mouth y ~ - shortly 20 convert 'h~
-r,,toIs barn IN the rear 81 her ra- .isn'e
INTO = magnIfosntly appointed 3 pi-' opal
HHVel
Hans for the conversion - %" barn
into a chapel hly" Tor some I'm" been Iu
'H, hands - 'Nn ~. hI's,f- AMI 90" .alI 20
have met Nth me full approval - Bishop
.la- spirit nal head II me pi- ,pl. loo '-''
u' New HampSnIr"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
80 sINEss PERSON AIS.
SO SINESs PERSONALS.
Birth Marks
and Other
Face BlemiSheS
Now Cured By
New Me hOd

The treatment Of Birthmarks
has always been more or less SLOW,
consequently discouraging 70 the
ma ioriry. This new method is ah-
solutely effective and permanent,
almost immediate in results, and
best Of all. the worst looking Birth
marks or those thar seem the most
impossible yield the quickest, 20
20 80 seconds does the work. There
is positively no pain whatever
connected with treatment. IL is
perfectly safe and free from danger.
IN YOU have one Of these disfigure-
ments-no matter how dreadful IL
looks investigate this new
method and Re forever rid OF the
unpleaSant sight
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Greenwich On tho Soundi. Conn.
s s:.;.! !, ."'""" MOTEL BERKSHIRE

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MS HsuIHg. woods and % .r.I iif.Fa SO and
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