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Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29
LORfTO JUNIORS
 CHARM AUDIENCE
oRPHEuM THE SCENE OF MOST CHARMING PROGRAM LAST FRIDAY AFTERNOON.

The pupils Of Loretto Academy en- tertained a large audience in a most faeinating manner at the Orpheum on Friday afternoon. As the curtain rose, about one hundred daintily robed beings met the gaze of their parents and friends. They presented most charming picture reminding one of bouquet of beaut- ful flowers.
 The first number of the program, song. "The Flowers of May" is suing from their little threats filled the theatre with sweetest melody The class colors march. led by Mast CT J. and 4. Downs did credit to teacher and pupils
 Misses. C. Mariotti and Ella Sneed deserve special mention for the mast erly manner in which they rendered HesseIberg's Fl Trocadero.
 The Blue and The Gray re SiNSu p4 MISS hdA 5olSt, ehc SAaSO full daughter of Mir. and Mrs. E. Marks was certainly well done. The parents of Miss Jeanette Newman have reason to be proud of their tai ented little daughter. who rendered "You Have Put No Flowers On NJ. Papa's Grave" in an impressive style. The two daughters of B. Fen ner added much to the occasion bl the bewitehihg manner i1 which theS took their par.s Miss Alice Wick strom. always a favorite. received hearty applause.
 The Butterflies and Bells" ana "The Rose of May" were veritable faiTy-land. the costuming exquisite the dance grace itself.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29
Church of Christ

tOpposi,e Central SehooD 9:s5 a. m. Bible school. Remember the picnic on June :.
 11a. m. Morning worship Right hand of fellowship to the brother who was immersed last Lords Day No evening service at the church. All unite ia, the Baccalaureate ser vices at the Presbyterian church, No services on pIaz2.
 Bible school in Uper Lowell Chapel 2:30 D. m
 ". E. spicer. Minister.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29

Miss Lillian Pueh forIaerly of Bisbee. and who is now visiting here. entertained the young ladies of the postoiice may %. at the home of her sister. Mrs. J. J. Walsh. on Quality Hill. Games were played and ra treatments were served
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29
TIle saIvatlon Army

Open airmeeting. 10:15 a. m.. Hol- mess meeting. II a. m, Sunday
 chooI. 2:50 D. m, Open air meeting, 7:15 D. m., Salvation meeting. p. m. Subject The Governor by Capt. Van Pelt Meeting every nigh ex- cept Monday, all are cordially in lvited to attend.
 Capt Van Pelt. Officer in charge.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29

Wednesday evening the order of the Eastern Star met in regular ses- sion. Several new members were initiated and after the business meet ing a pleasant social hour was en- joyed by all present Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served to good attendance.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29
on Wednesday at 7:45 ?. n.
 John E. Fry Pastor
Christian Science Services

Christian Science Services
 The regular Sunday services of he Bisbee Christian Science Society are held at II a. m- in the Fair haIl corner Main St, and Subway
 To these services all are cordially invited.
 The subject for May 2s will be An eient and Modern Necromancy. Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism. De nounced."
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29

Wednesday evening the C. U. c. club of the High School mot at the Y W. C.. A. in regular session. After the business meeting adjouraed, Miss Hlghstreet took charge of the pro pram and gave the girls a yerg pleasant evening. Refreshments were served to about eighteen girls.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29
LORETTO ACADEMY CLOSING
 EXERCISES THIS AFTERNOON

afternoon. beginning at ? o'clock Those taking part in the exercises have been well trained for their narts and the entertainment is cer- tain to be one of unusual excellence. The complete program is as follows
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29

John D. Rockefeller would g broke if he should spend his e1tir income trying to prepare a better medicine than Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy 10 diarrhoea. dysentery or bowel com plaints It is simply impossible, an so says every one that has used it Sold by all Druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29

Although Leretto academy is not quite cid enough for graduating class, the advanced grades of the school have arranged an interesting program for the Third annual clos ing exercises. The exercises will be held al the Orpheum theater this
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29

ThaBusiness Womans Bible. class of the |. W. c. A. met on Thurs day night and enjoyed talk by Rev. Fry
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29

Wednesday. May 25. I91U. Mss Obj Rundle and Mir 1. F. Burgess wer quietly married at high noon at ,h home Of the brides parents, Mir
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29
CHURCH
 NOTICES
Baptist Church

Services. Sunday May 2s. 1Ss0- Bible School at 10 a. m. Sermons by Rev. T. F. McCour.ney at II a ID. and 7:f5 D m. B. r P. '. at G:45 10. m
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29

which is good news to many friend,
 lin Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29

The latest addition to the secret organizations of Bisbee is the Order of Owls. recently instituted with a charter membership of nearly 175. and which has already almost reached the 20e mark. The local lodge Is composed Of a social set of good fellows and they propose to take their place with the other orders that have already won local fame as entertainers. They contemplate giy ing an inaugural ball in the near future. committees for which are already appointed. and are expecting to introduce some pleasing innoYa- tions. as they go on the principle that good time is a good time, whatever the cost With the best of music and an excellent hall many will no doubt make arrangement to he their guests when the date is announced.
 Mrs. C. l.. FdmandsoE and son Charley left Thursday for Los An geles where they will spend the sum mer.
 Miss Kate Cunningham has gone 10 San Diego to spend the summer
 Mrs. E. E. Behan. of the Bisbee Light and Power company left yes terday to spend a few days in the Hhachueas, visiting Mrs MeCabe, at the McCabe ranch.
 Mrs. A. Vatican, formerly of Bis bee. but now making her home at East Ely. Nevada, where Mir. Val jean is fin charge of the White Pine News. is quite i'll at Long Beach. Cal, where she has been for some lime. latest reports from there are encouraging for ultimate recovery,
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The society editress. Mss Gather inc Hoy. would be pleased to re eeive attenuation about society | events, either by mail or phone.
 P. O. Box ss68, Phone NoBa5 1
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29

On "Wednesday evening Mrs. L. A. Brown entertained at her home on Brewery avenue in honor of Miss Vashu Smith. who is the guest of relatives in this city y.The entertain ment took the form Of a musicale and luncheon. The hostess presented the guest Of honor with a beautiful souvenir as memento af the pleas ant eRiv efae Thosewro ndcrq ant evening. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. q. s. Frank. Mir. and Mrs William Wolf Mfr. and Mrs. Charles Lee, &r and Mrs NJ. K. Smith. AIr. and Mrs. s. K. Williams, Miss Tony Downs, and Mir Stewart.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29

Mrs. C. l.. FdmandsoE and son Charley left Thursday for Los An geles where they will spend the sum mer.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29

Piano a Master c. HanIey, Miss L Marshall Piano Master H Elliott Miss A. Mckee,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29

Miss Kate Cunningham has gone to San Diego to spend the summer
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29
NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE Delights the Ladie 5

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 Each day ierpieids off, makes the reosir difficult
 Save your hair you have hair 10 save
 THE INTELLIGENT USE OF HERPicIoE
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 (sienedt MRS. l. L. MOORE
 Paudng aust tell you your remedy working like charm and am very pleased itching stopped and new growing shall recommend to all my friends
 (signedy MRS | KINNEY,
 New Haven Herpcide is the mos wonderful hair eradcar that made have used f. for truthfuly that I am greatly pleased with splendid preparauon'
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-27
WOMAN BLAMES
HER SEX FOR so
MANY DIVORCES

. NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-"Re-
= Gently published statistics
. show that one married woman
. out of twelve in the United
. States now gets a divorce, 4
. said Mrs. Newell Dwight Hill
. lis, wife of the pastor of Plym- 4
. outh church. Brooklyn, the
. ther afternoon at the meeting
. of european in the Pouch gal
. lery.
q divorce is like a thief who
. enters the home at night and 4
. the cause is mainly the woman
. herself. If mothers would only
. teach their daughters how to
. become good housekeepers
. and the duties of wifehood
q and motherhood before mar
= rage divorce would be de-
. creased about 80 per cent.
= 1.-THE majority of girls are
. brought up with the idea that
. all Injuries are necessities.
. They won't have the bother
. of children and so they live
. childless. Life becomes mon Z
. otonous and the husband tires 4
. of 1t. The result Is he leaves
. home, and no one can blame
. him. 4
. German, English and
= French women are far better 4
. in the home"
. . . . . 80 . . - 100
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-27
SIDE HAS
. FUTURE;
vALUESCL|Mb
Men Pool Interests. to Buy
Property in Future In
dustrial Section.
A NEW 100000 BLOCK
Real Estate Selling Despite
Dull Season; Values In
crease Is per Cent.
A NEW $4,000 BLOCK

With the leaping of real estate
values in business and residence
property alike, no other section OF
Spokane today is conceded future
Of equal brilliance with that OF the
east side, commonly called Union
Park. A canvass of the business
houses, including real estate ana
banking interests of this section 81
the city this week, indicates that
realty values have increased all the
way from 25 to 80 per cent here in
the last 10 or IL months.
MUCH BUILDING GOING ON.
Business blocks, shops and resi-
dences are being built and a con-
siderable amount of property is
being transferred In different parts
of the Union Park section, despite
the lull that customarily falls over
the city at this season of the year.
Investors declare that no other
part of the city holds out as many
promises to them as this district,
which they look upon as the future
thrifty industrial section of the
CITY Beautiful"
INVESTORS POOL INTERESTS.
In number of instances it Is
found that investors of moderate
means are pooling their money and
buying promising business. property
on East Sprague avenue with their
combined cash, and the outlook Is
apparently good for the early ses-t
Establishment of shops and factories
in various parts of the east side,
in convenient reach of the railroads
and the general trend of traffic. !
In the neighborhood of 100000 is
reported to have been expended in
the construction of an elegant two
story brick building, just being
completed at the southwest corner
of Pittsburg street and Sprague
avenue. 1t is the property of Mr..
McNab of the McNab Drug COM
pany, is strictly modern through
out, and is one of the best in the
whole east end. The store room.
directly on the corner has been
leased by the Spindler Candy COM
pany, and an elaborate candy shop
and refreshment parlor is being
fitted up there.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-27
Man Curses Cat for Rafting
Pans; Finds It Is Water
Instead.
BOAT RIDING GOOD
Residents Consider Huge
Drain to Carry Away
Torrents From
the Hills.

l Frequent floods caused by the
melting of the snow on the sur
rounding hills have confronted
Union Park with the gravest prob
lem faside from the Sprague ave-
nue. filD that it may be called upon
to solve in many years. 1t is GER
tainly a perfectly ossified person
who can't feel it in his bones when
therA is going to be flood in this
hust1ing community which is a
city all by itself.
CHICKEN cooPs GO ON voY.
ZOO AGES.
. With every chinook after heavy
snowfall, water rushes in torrents
down from Mica peak and the Alta
mont hill, filling Easements and
giving Clever limitations of Noah's
ark fofi'iits long voyage, with chick
en- cd6ps and dog kennels.
Ole quiet morning last
{ spring a we'll known Union
Park resident arose with his
joints kinked with the rheuma-
tiz, land, gazing out Of his cham
Der window, on the second floor
of-his residence, he found that
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-27
DANGEROUS CONDITION
OF FILL is DivERTINC
TRADE FROM EAST SIDE

say they have been afraid to put
their men to work in the main part
of the plant where the machinery
Is set up, simply through fear of an
other crash of the south wall of
the fill that would likely kill them.
The manufacture of concrete
blocks, which the company former
ly made with the use of this ma
chinery is now being done by man.
ual labor and it is declared that a
double force of men is necessary to
turn out as much work as before
the catastrophe occurred.
PROMISED NO EARLY RELIEF.
With work suspended on the fill
and G. B. Dennis, the contractor
who started its construction. en-
tangled with the city in litigation,
many of the Union Park business
men are annoyed almost to desper-
alton because of the fact that there
Is no present outlook for an early
remedy of the trouble. In the
minds of the majority of those vi
tally concerned in the east end, it is
evident that the weak construction
of the present fill will necessitate
the complete rebuilding of the rock
walls by radically different plan
than has been followed in the past
and as soon as the frost is out of
the ground this spring, it is believed
that much more of the shabby piece
of work will tumble down. In fact.
the Union Park business men will
feel rather fortunate, should city
officials, responsible in great part
through incompetency or false
spirit of economy for the bungling
Of this Job, knuckle down to some
sense of duty anu cause the fill to
be completed by 1911.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-27
IMPROVE STREETS
AND IMPROVE
BUSINESS
Union Park Merchants Pre-
dict Great Activity in
Street Improvement.
WILL PRESERVE TRADE

That the summer Of 1910 will be
marked by great. activity in the
making of improvements through
out the Union Park district is
prediction that is made by influen-
tial business men Of this booming
section Of the city. In all, there
are about Is business houses here
now, and it Is believed that, with
necessary improvements made
along the by streets. business OF the
Union Park merchants will be
greatly improved and there will be
room for more stores Of all kinds.
The element commonly called
"mossbacks" is declared to have 50
far proved the greatest drawback
to the east end. for 1t has been with
the greatest difficulty that the more
enterprising and thrifty residents
and property owners have secured
their support in movements for the.
improvement of streets and the bet
terment Of property Many blocks
of sidewalks are needed here ct tho
present time In order that the peOr
pie residing in the east end may
travel with less difficulty to. the.
east side markets. With conditions
as they are. 1t Is said by the mer-
chants that large pereentaS6 Of
those who live even but a.sfew.
blocks away from the business
houses there board cars. and come
down town rather. than to- walk
over unimproved and muddy streets
to the stores in their own COM
Il a
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-27
new STORE At
FIFTH 8 F|SKE
e"st-
Knudson Hardware Com
pany's New Store Accom-
modates Farmers.

Going to market, especially in
quest of a key of nails or most
anything else in the common hard
ware line, is trip that has been
cut short for the farmers on Will
hanson prairie and other agricul-
tural districts lying to the south
west of the city. A fine new hard
wart store has been fitted up at the
corner of Fiske street and Fifth
avenue by the Knudson Hardware
Co., conducting the hardware es-
Establishment at the corner Of Pitts
burg street and Sprague avenue.
1t is a cement structure, 80 by 60
feet in dimensions, Is fitted with a
complete line of hardware, and Is
known as the B. A. Hardware Store.
This new place opened since the
first of the year and is already do
ing flourishing business, catching
a great deal of trade entering the
city by way of Fifth avenue.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-27
new YORK ICE
CREAM COMPANY
SOLD PROPERTY

For a consideration Of $4,000 the
New York Ice Cream company,
with its factory in Union Park, has
disposed Of a business lot at the
northeast corner of Sprague avenue
and Mary street. Little is known
of the present owner of the prop
erty, but 1t is rumored that it is
his intention to erect store build
ing on the place.
Another important deal that has
recently been contaminated IN
Union Park Is the sale of the north
west corner lot at Napa street and
Pacific avenue. The property was
owned by number of men who
pooled their money to handle 1t but
few months ago. This sale in
volved about $4,000.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-27

EVERY line Is "a live proposition"
applies directly to The Press Want
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-27
BOY TRIED FOR
MURDER OF, CAT:
CREMATED HER

KENOSHA, Wis, Feb. 26.-The
most unusual murder" trial in the
history of Kenosha courts is that
of James Lewis, employee Of a hotel,
it being charged that he threw a
cat into a furnace and watched
it burn to death. There is much
feeling against him. ', Under the
law, he can be fined $1,000 or sent
to prison for two years.
The, proprietor Of, the hotel
where Lewis was employed fished
the bones of the cat out of the fur
mace of the hotel and they have
been turned over to the district
attorney to-. make up the corpus
deficit in the case.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-27
UNION PARK LOSES THOUSANDS BY BAD FILL

on through the viaducts, shutting
off traffic until the flood has sub
sided.
Residents of that part of Union
Park which .is thus affected have
not fully decided just what could
be done to prevent the floods, but
the most favored scheme is to lay
great drainage pipes from the low
section near the foot of the hil1s
to carry off the water as rapidly
as 1t comes, down to the river.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-27
ELOPES WITH
MAIL CARRIER

. WILMINGTON, BEL, Feb. Z
= 26.-Surprise was caused Z
. when it was announced that
. Miss Maud Raymond Rose OF
q Newark, Del, daughter of ex- Z
. State Senator David c. Rose, Z
. a wealthy resident of that
. place. eloped to New York Z
q with Winfred M. Coverdale, a 4
= rural mail carrier. The fami- Z
. lies on both sides objected to Z
. the match. 800, u. ssAs-- a
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-27
FLOODS Leave HUGE
PROBLEM TO LOWER
SECTION IN EAST END
he was another Robinson
Crusoe-almost. His home
was an island in a great lake
and his neighbor across the
street was heading for work in
a rowboat.
RESIDENT GETS COLD
BATH; ALSO SUR
PRISE

Up the street little ways
the inhabitants for a half block
about the domicile of an adept
at profane- art were awak-
ened and startled by wavering
peals of profanity emanating
from an inexhaustive vocabu-
larry, aided by a pair of lusty
lungs. A. Swearer, the adept,
as such he may be called, had
an aversion for cats that was
akin to insanity, and when he
heard the coal scuttle and the
dishpan sparring like Wolgast
and Battling "Nels," just out
side his bedroom door, he
called down shower Of curses
on that d. cat" and sprang
from his cozy bed to Stay the
feline intruder. "Ker-splash!
"E-yow- zxvp!!-x-x-x-?! was
something like the ensuing
medley of sounds his neighbors
heard. A. Swearer had hoped
ker-plunk right into a lake of
water that already covered his
bedroom floor to the depth of
a foot, and the D. cat wasn't
to blame at all, for the pan and
scuttle were only floating
aruond in water.
RIVER THROUGH
STREETS.
Coming down from the hills, tn
water forms a lake at the foot o
them and runs in a great dee
stream down toward the river in
natural channel that strikes alonI
about Crestline and Sprague, blu
after meeting the Northern Pacifi
1t sometimes forms
lake many feet in depth and flow
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-27
UNION PARK HAS 4
HOSPITAL FOR
AUTOSNOW
"Honk, hOnk!"

"HOnk, hOnk!"
This sound, the voice of the au-
tomobile, will become more famil-
liar than ever in Union Park now,
for hospital for autos, especially
for those worn and tired" is being
established out there. Red" Da-
wilson and Jens Lund are just fin.
ishing a garage and repair shop at
the southeast corner of Perry
street and Sprague avenue, and it
is said everything will be ready for
the reception of patients in the
near future. The shop is fair
sized frame structure and has room
for no small number of machines.
Davidson and Lund may handle a
line of machines from this shop
next summer.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-27
Spokane Concrete Company
Suffers Loss Of $4,000
During the Last
= Year.
WHOLE FILL MAY GO
Dennis Entangled in Litiga-
ton; Conditions May
Exist Another
- Year.

Damages running far into the
thousands OF dollars are declared
to have been suffered during the
past year by the business interests
OF Union Park because Of the
sprague avenue fiji trouble, and the
unsafe condition Of the fili at the
present time Is diverting a large
percentage Of the regular business
from this section Of the city.
Realizing the hazard at which
they must cross the shabby and
loose piece Of engineering, scores
Of farmers who formerly entered
and left town by way Of Spraguc
avenue, are now travelling out
Third avenue or across the Sinto
avenue bridge. This, the east side
merchants declare, is deprivinq
them Of any amount Of business
every day, as the farmers formerly
bought much Of their supplies from
the Union Park stores.
o0MgecoMPANYoD DAMAGED
-l~a $f0,oCO
The Spokane Concrete company
alone claims loss of approx
mately $4,000 during the past sea-
son. Its officers declare they will
lose as much more this year. When
the south side of the fill tumbled
down, a part Of this company's
building was destroyed and work
men in the factory escaped with
their lives as II by a miracle. Since
that time, officials of the company
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-02
ARE HEAVY CRA|NS CLOSED Up
After Easy Start Yesterday Msr%et
Rallied Toward Close and
Gains Are Shown.

Chicago, Feb. WHEAT After
an easy start today based on weaker
cables AMI lack Of c: ihusiasm In he
cash wheat demand, the market raj
lied materially toward the close on
buying winch forced shorts 10 coycn.
Material advances were registeerd.
Fluctr ations we're from q to / 4. The
volume Of trading aas less normal
anil individual tra1 actions had a
speedy erect IN priaes Closed strong.
with Ma Ta, higher.
No 9 red $L25G0I2S NO red /. 3
0t251a; No 2 hard ll3h 0115; No.
; hard 1i0@l14 Nay opened IlgH
to 1.10% high lI114 low l.l3M:
closed l1f&GL1li4 )July cloaed
1.Gtl5.
CORN-For short time at the out
set prices fell off. responsive to tho
large arrivals and fine weather for
increasing stocks. Buyers aupearet
at the low spots, absorbing offerings
and running prices up as was the cas-
in the wheat pit The price variations
for the day were 4 to x. CIo5ad
strong, with May H@2s higher.
No. G5; No white 81; No, . yel
low 651GG; No. 3 G2l5 No. wh.ta
|6412; No. 3 yellow G3063h. NAV
opened 66A GGG8s; h'5i 6G$ iow
6GA: closed 6G9s MG6% July GGzb
OATS-Within narrower limits this
market followed the course Of wheat
and corn, opening easy and rauy,ua
later in the day on moderate tral!na
to a firm close, The expectation Of
large receipts kept prices from soar
ing. Closed strong, May a highe"
No. 47A No. white 17& 1tSl
No. 8 white 47N47t5 standard l7i@T
IS, May opened 4f'a to tG7a bifh
1873; low 4G2s 046%; closed 4g;
July 4315.