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Evening journal., 1911-12-30
UPHOLSTERING


TTpHOLSTERER WANTS WORK IN
y hotels apartment houses or private
families mattress making, carpets. linoleums
laid. Hair mattresses renovated. Terms
moderate. Bella Buchler, 78t Madison
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Evening journal., 1911-12-30
MAIL ORDER.

II, an RE.NU.IT SYSTEM on DRY CfFAN.
ING Write for booklet, il tells how
Wilmington Steam Dye Works. 2o6 W. 4th
St., Wilmington. Del. n25-tf
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
RUGS. CARPETS. ETC.

NEW RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CAR
~ pets BY our latest patent method Of
reinforcing assures You OF the best that
can be had. Carpet cleaning a speciality.
TAPIS RUG MIG. co. Inc.
Phone $3.50. s22 Tatnail ST.
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formerly Fox and zennelman. na5-tf
KerShaw & Whitten
Finest line OF
w ALL PAPERS
s32 MADISON ST
d. & A. Phone blO5D. Wilmington Del
Estimates Furnished. Lowest Prices
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Evening journal., 1911-12-30
DANCING.

SCHOOL or DANCING-CLAss AND
> private lessons in artistic ballroom
dancing Roston, Cuban, English and Va
eta waltzes. efficiently taught. Highland and
Toe dances specialties. Miss Morton W
Evan, 1903 W Eighth ST. Phone 1472 ID.
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Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21
FORT HUACHUCA ID BE
 MADE LARGER POST
Douglas Hopes Vanish; Eight Troops to be ACcommo-
 dated at Old Fort

Douglas hopes for an army post seem to be shattered by advices from Fort Huachuca, which state that the post will be enlarged to accommodate eight troops, Tegimental headquarters, the regimental band and a machine gun platoon.
 The Fourth cavalry, now on duty at Fl Paso, will be transferred to Fort Huachuca as soon as the troops are through with border duty and the Sixth cavalry will go to Des Moines, Iowa. where it was sta tioned until called to Douglas dur ing the battle of Agua Prieta.
 A constructing quartermaster has been ordered to Fort Huachuca to supervise the enlargement of the post. Several thousand dollars will be expended on the barracks, quarters, improvements on the wa ter system, etc.
 The Vitagraph Girl" in "Preju- dice of Pierre Marie Royal.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21
MONTE CR|STO GREAT
 FILM AT THE ]. K.

The wonderful novel of Alexander Dumas, Monte Cristo," is depicted in unmatchable form at the popular O K theater in the great film of the same name. The scenes are enacted true to life as the great novelist pictured it. The setting is excellent and the costumes are superb throughout. The men and women of this intensely in teresting story are pictured in a way that the person who has read the book will not want to miss and that will give the story in telling form to those who have not read it.
 "A Country Girl" is another film, simple sweet story that is one of the best romances ever depicted in Bis bee The Calumny" is a story built around the gossip in a little Italian town, tn which the women gossips try to get another woman into trouble and fail. An excellent comic is From the Life of Maschik."
 Large crowds continue to attend this popu!ar amusement place. Those wio have never seen Monte Cristo" cannot afford to miss this great film.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21
SORRY NJ AUTO RACE
 WILL BE HELD HERE
Phoenix Enthusiast Says Al Least Six Cars Would
 Have Entered Event
SURPRISED AT OUR SIZE

W. D. Tremane of Phoenix ar, rived in the city yesterday after. noon from Nogales. driving his lit. tie POpe-Hartford, which was ma. chine No. 1 in the Phoenix-Los An. geies automobile race recently. Mir. Tremane was accompanied by Me, chanician English. They will leave this morning for Douglas, where they VIII spend the night, and then be- gin the return trip to Phoenix, go- ing by way of Wilcox and Globe.
 MT Tremane is a good roads en- thusiast as well as an auto enthus- fast and the object of his trip is tween this end of the territory and the capital city. He is picking out the bad spots in the roads and on his return to Phoenix will take up with automobile men i'll the towns through which he has passed the matter of placing sign boards along the territorial roads. "The terri tory is absolutely without signboards at present" said Mir. Tremane, and unless the traveller knows the route by heart he is likely to get lost and lose valuable time"
 Surprised at Bisbee
 Mir. Tremane was agreeably sur prised to find a city of the propor- tions of Bisbee stuck up under the Mule mountains. T believe that the people of Phoenix are like I was in that respect. They have no idea how much of a city you have here
 The best way know of to get acquainted with each other is to improve the roads and highways. had heard that Bisbee was the best mining camp in the southwest, but I had no idea it was as large as I find it to be-"
 Mr. Tremane was disappointed when he learned that Bisbee would not hold an automobile race here on July as a part of it's Fourth of July celebration exercises. There would have been at least six cars to enter from Phoenix and 200 or goo people would have come here to see the race" he said.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21
SAUNDERS WILL NOT
 WHISTLE THE DEMON
Turns Down Return Match; Grow Leaves City, l-eav-
 ing Matches in Air

F. H. Saunders. the victor in the wrestling match with Chester Grow, the Michigan Demon" will not again go on the mat. The big lean wolf says that he took Grow on just to see what he could do with him. Having proved to his satisfaction that Grow is at least not a Demon in the wrestling game, the big fellow will not take ad- vantage of the notoriety given him by taking fall out of the Michigan man.
 "A man assumes a lot of risk when he goes on the mat" said Saunders yesterday. He is liable to get a broken arm or other in jury that might incapacitate him for his profession. Wrestling is not my profession. I took Grow on merely to see what he could do and will not go on the mat again" Saunders said that he would not give Grow another match.
 Grow has left tbe city and gone to Phoenix, where he hopes to get one or two matches, which leaves the proposed match with Ed Illus sen of Tombstone in the air. Grow has not accepted Young Oleson's s challenge.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21
HIGH HEELS BAD AS
 OPIUM, SAYS JUDGE
BegS Of Nurses to Combat HeatheEiSh Fashion of
 Women Folks

TROY, N. r., June 20.- High heels are as heafhenish as rings in the nose or tattooing." declared Supreme Court Justice Howard to the graduating nurses of Troy hospital.
 Such shoes" said the justice, are as barbarous, as torturing and as de- strucave of health as the Chinese wooden shoes. Both breed ungainly and defoTmed feet. China is proud of one kind of deformed feet, we of the other. Each kind results only in walk ing monstrosities.
 "WB you not advocate normal feet, such feet as God gave? Have you the courage to speak out against this silly fashion-a fashion as destructive as rum. as deadly as opium--or are you to be counted among it's devotees2
 Hospitals" cont rnued Justice How ard. "are as necessary for public health as parks. The lying-in ward should no more be the birthplace Of the mil lionaire scion than of the plebian off, spring The whim of the rich woman is no more entitled to recognition at hospitals than the caprice of the peas ant housewife"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21
DOWNWARD TREND
 IN STOCK MARKET
Uncertainty of Crop Condi- tionS and Other Factors
 Cause Declines

NEW YORK. June 20.-Stoeks gave way slowly today and there was a comparatively small amount of selling. The market was very dull. A few stocks such as Great Northern pfd., Canadian Pacific, Den yer & Rio Grande, the Fries, Inter national Harvester. Electric and Telephone shares lost a point or more. while Norfolk & Western and some less active issues exhibited considerable strength.
 The present uncertainty as to crop prospects is largely responsible for the position of the market. The Hill stocks were among the weak est of standard railroad isues, but the list exhibited considerable strength, as was indicated by it's steadiness in the face of a decline of nearly points late in the day by American Telephone.
 There was further active trading on the curb today in the new Pan ans canal bonds. More than $3,- 100000 of the bonds were seld when issued" from 102 7-S to 103 IS, the price tending towards the lower figure, following the pub lication of the figures at which awards were made.
 The Vitagraph Girl'' in "Preju- dice of Pierre Marie" Royal.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21
uAeretEBR TO WE'D LORD

LONDON, June 20.-The true ex planation why pretty Marie Lehr, on' Of England's charming actresses broke her engagement recently witi Robert Lorraine. the actor-aviator, be came known today through the repor that she is to marry Lord Howard d' Walden. ;,
 Miss Lehr has explained previously that Lorraine refused to give up hi' aeroplane and her nerves were nol strong enough to stand the strain oi his peril.
 Lord de Walden is rich.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21
PROVE ARTIFICIAL LIFE

BALTIMORE, June 20.-Original re search and experimental on by Dr. Warren IT. Lewis of Johns Hopkins university and Margaret Reed Lewis have resulted in the advance ID science until it is one step nearer that goal of chemists and hiologistsr-the artificial generation of life. By exper- iments made on embryonic chicks, UT. Lewis discovered that it is possioIe to induce the growth of cellular sub stance--actual living fiesh-in saline solutions without the aid of nutriuve fluids.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21
DIES WITH FORTUNE NEAR

DIES MONIES. Iowa, June 20 Mrs. Marie F.. Schuler. S6 years old, sister of and direct heir to the mil lions left by William Marsh Rice of New York. is dead at her humoie home in Oak Park, a Des Moines suburb. Mrs. Schuler, who nad supported herself during the las' few years by washing, died with fortune just out of reach. Ihe eIeven-gear fight of Albert T. Pa trick. now in Sing Sing prison charged with murdering the million aire, is drawing to a close Mrs SchuIer had been notified that. in any event, she would share In the estate.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21
FUR CALUMETS;NEW
 TEAM FORMED
E, w. Beddow Will Be New Manager and President; Many Defeats Bring
 About Change
WILL NOT PLAY SUNDAY

As a result of three successive defeats in tthe Warren District Baseball league the Calumet < Arizona team of the league has beeI completely reorganiZed. or rather disfranchised. and new team placed in the held.
 The name of the new team will be the "C. & A. Signals"
 The shake-up followed a meeting Monday night and last night the details of the new team organiza tion were about completed The new manager and president will be E. w. Beddow. Oliver Brown will be the secretary and treasurer of the team and A. W. Engelder the captain.
 Cups Are Offered.
 MT. Beddow has offered a cup to the player who makes the high est batting average for the season and Mir. Brown will give a cup to the player with the highest field ing average.
 C. 6 A. team will not play the sche- duled game with the Colts the com ing Sunday, the directors having Andt EdiAAt III bIuCI lO dlluM the new organization time to get into shape. The Copper Queens and Colts will play instead.
 Regular practice will be held by the new team every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon. The first prac- tice will occur tomorrow afternoon at Warren. Mir. Beddow has not yet decided definitely on his line up, but it is likely that a few Of the players on the old team will be retained, while the lineup of these players will be changed The following players have been picked for a try-out in the positions named
 Rollin Davenport, catcher; C. R. Brown, pitcher; A. P. Gibson, first base; R. K Rigdon. second; Rhodes third and 4. W. Engelder, short
 The following players will be tried out for the fielding positions:
 H. H. Fricke. E. F. Irving, L. A Hole, Alfredo Garcia, J F Banker and E. Wheatley.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21
Personal Mention

Ed J. Flanigan, assistant district at torney, left yesterday for Tucson, to be gone until Friday
 Attorney w. B. Cleary left yester day for Tucson on legal business.
 John ]. McCourt Of Fl Paso was a business visitor in the city yesterday.
 A. D. Nanney of Douglas was in the city yesterday on business.
 R. L. Gibson of Douglas was regis tered at the Copper queen yesterday.
 c. J. Witt of Douglas was in Bisbee yesterday
 Joseph I. Cohn, editor Of the Sonora News, published at Cananea, was m the city yesterday.
 Mir. Bugh and wife of Cananea are in the city, registered at tAe Copper Queen.
 W. T. Dreyfus of Tucson was in the GlLf lEStSIudg oA DuSihS01-
 W. A. Wasley and R. K. Clancy of Cananea were in the city yesterday registering at the Copper Queen
 E. R. Hogan of Tucson was in the city yesterday.
 Judge J. Nj. o'Connell went to Tue son yesterday.
 Philip McKenna will leave in a few days for Denver. Colo.
 J. s. Davie will leave today for Los Angeles for visit of several weeks.
 Mrs. J. c. Southard left yesterday to spend several weeks on the coast
 Mir. and Mrs A. Bauer left yester- dav for Los Angeles and other coast points
 E. A. Tovrea left yesterday for Tue son on a business trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21
aoE1nALs nEeINs FoRTs

WASHINGTON, June 20.-UndeT direction of Chief Engineer Goe- thals, who is digging the canal, work on the Panama Notifications began on the isthmus yesterday Preliminary surveys for the sites of batteries have already been made.
 Colonel Goethals expects to have inc Notifications ready for use at the time he formerly turns the canal over 10 the government
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21
MATCH POSTPONED.

TULSA, Okla, June 2O.-Because of the threatened interference of Governor Cruce Of OklahcLa. the Carl -Morris-Jim Flynn fight sched- uled here for July f will not take place on that date, but in some ether state than Oklahoma at a later date.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21
WOMEN WILL BE SAVED
 BY 4 MIRROR SCHEME

GREELY. Colo, June 20.-To pre- vent women from meeting with ac- cident by alighting backwards, 1t is proposed to put mirrors on the forward sides of the exits of the street cars here.
 It is believed that the irresistible desire to see if their hats are on straight will keep the women's faces the right way.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21
BEATS oLoFlELo RECORD.

MILWAUKEE, June 20.-Bob Bur man this afternoon established a new automobile record for the mile track at the State Fair park, driv- ing the distance in 5015 seconds in his Blitzen Benz.
 The former record for the track, 5l seconds, was made by Barney Oldfield
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21
CACTUS CLUB DANCE TONIGHT

At the Lowell Club House to- night the Cactus club will give the third of it's Wednesday night invita- tion dances. This will be a shirt waist party, so all will enjoy a pleasant evening. The Brennan or chestra will furnish the music 713
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21
Warren District League
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Al St. Louis:
 R. H. F. St. Louis ... %. . . 3 0 Olnclnnau 6 Steel and Bliss; Fromme. Wolfe and Mclean. At Philadelphia:
 R. H. F. Philadelphia " ... ..6 II I brookl4n 0 t10 innings.) Moore. Alexander and Morgan; Berger and Erwin. At New York:
 R. H. E New York ... . .. ...2 l Boston - 1 Marquard and Myers; Mattern and Kling. At Pittsburg
 R. H. E. Pittsburg %. . s Q chicago -z V Adams and Gibson; Richie, Tho ney and Archer.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21

Independence Lodge No. 53. T. P. B, will give a dance Thursday, the 22d, at Fair hall. Admission 50 cents Good music.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21

Miss Murphy will sing My Hero from Chocolate Soldier, Royal.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21

The demand for the election of United States senators by direct vote of the people was first uttered in the platform of the Populist par ty in 1884.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21
Instead of Liquid Antiseptics aPercxide many people are now using Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic

Tho new toilet germicide powder to bs
 dissolved in water as needed. Tor all toilet and hygienic uses it is
 better and more economical.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21
COAST LEAGUE

At Portland:
 R. H. E. Portland - Fl o Oakland ..3 II 9 Steen, Henderson and Murray; Pernoll and Pearce. At San Francisco:
 R. H. F. San Francisco %. ... II Vernon ... ... 70 2 l Sutor, Schmidt Raleigh and Brown At Los Angeles:
 R. H. ?. Los Angeles " %. .--9 SdcFdmenLO --A HaIla and Smith; Nourse and La longe.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21

Two new vaudeville acts. open to- night-Orpheum
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21
Brief Local Items
Death of Infant.

Death of Infant.
 Jorzo Chavez, the 1-year-old son of Mir. and Mrs. Jacorda Chavez of Chi huahua hill, died yesterday morning at the residence of the parents and the funeral will take place this morn ing at g o'clock from the resideDee. Interment will be in Evergreen ceme- tery.
 Poindexter improves.
 The condition of Chas. L. Poindex- ter. chief surveyor of the Tomb stone Mining company, who is at the Copper Queen hospital, was much improved yesterday. Tried for Vaaraney.
 William Cummings was arraigned before Judge High yesterday on the charge of being a vagrant. The evidence in the case was heard but the court took the case under ad- yisement until this afternoon at , o'clock when a decision will be rendered.
 In Judge Burdiek's Court.
 Two Mexicans were arraigned in Judge T. D. Burdick's court yester- day. ou the charge of having been drunk and given a fine of S6 or a jail sentence Of six days. They N ere unable to pay and were jailed Ryan's Mother Dies.
 A telegram to a Bisbee friend of the family yesterday announced the death of George B. Ryan's mother at Duluth, Minn. MT. Ryan does not reside in Bisbee. but is well known to many people here.
 pr. Shine Entertains.
 Dr. F. E. Shine. chief surgeon of the Copper Queen Mining com pany. entertained the staff physicians and their wives and the corps of nurses of the Copper Queen hos pital Monday evening at the War ren District Country club with a dinner.
 Wedding Announcements.
 Announcements of the wedding os Anthony Rondstadt Redondo, for merly of Bishee. to Miss Louise Par ra, daughter of- Mrs. Carmen M. Para. of Phoenix. have been re- ceived in Bisbee. MT. Redondo was formerly foreman of the job depart ment of The Bisbee Daily Review. The wedding took place at Phoenix on June 14 Mir. and Mrs. Redon- do are residing al 1215 Woodland Avenue, Phoenix.
 The Abernathy Kids Rescue ,,,,-+ ,,o,,Iar 6IY, avar shown Royal
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21

Dunbar and Weston, Kings o Merry making" tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21

To cleanse and whiten the teeth, remove tartar and prevent decay.
 To disipfect the mouth, de- stroy disease germs, and purify the breath To keep artificial teeth and bridgework clean. odorless
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21

The Abernathy Kids Rescue" most popular film ever shown. RoyaI
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21

O remove nicotine from the teeth anr purity the breath after smoking.
 aoieate precipitation and bod sTs by soonge bathing.
 oese aEsiseptic wash known.
 res ana strengthens tired, weak, aedeyeI Heals sorethroat, vourIs ss cv and 50 cts a box, druggist
 postpaid Sample Free. .iz-oN TOILET co. .Bosros. .s1sss
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21
YALE LOSES GAME
 ID HARVARD TEAM
For First Time Since 1908 Harvard Wins Commence
 ment Game from Yale

NEW HAVEN. Conn. June 2o- Today for the first time since 1903. Yale lost a commencement game to Harvard. The heavy hitting of Harvard featured the contest.
 The first inning was disastrous for Yale. For with two men out, Potter and Mclaughlin both hit for home runs. Harvard added two more in the third, one in the fifth and three in the seventh. Yale had several chances to score. es- pecially in the third when there were men on bases with one out. but a double play spoiled the chance.
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Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21

Comedy-Cartoonist-orpheum to- night
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21
Wedding Announcements.

The Abernathy Kids Rescue most popular film ever shown. Royal
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21
Poindexter improves.

Poindexter improves.
 The condition of Chas. L. Poindex- ter. chief surveyor of the Tomb stone Mining company, who is at the Copper Queen hospital, was much improved yesterday.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-23
Copper Market j
and New Mines

While the copper surplus has been
much mooted question for a per-
iod of several years, the fact that the
time has arrived for some new pro-
ducers of the red metal to make their
entry is beginning to dawn upon the
metal merchants the world over
Several of the larger producers that
have been scheduled to make their
appearance in the market with the
red metal have reached a stage where
they can produce on a scale that will
most notable of these is the Alaskan
fields, from which an average of 1900,
600 pounds of copper monthly is act
ually being produced. The Guggen-
hem interests have already started UP
the Tacoma smelter to handle the
product coming from ther properties
and within year the mines of that
northwestern section will be reckon
ed among the big red metal produces
of the world.
With the new properties now re-
aching the producing stage, it is es-
timated that more than 100000
pounds of copper ore will be added to
the worlds supply each month with
in another year. This would easily
be lost sight of if business conditions
were good, but at this time this ad-
ditional supply to the present out
put would materially affect the cop
per market
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-23
Big Catfish
For HumbOlt

J. W. Douglass has received a let
ter from the United States Fish Com
missioner stating that the channel
catfish to be delivered here within
ninety days There will be three cans
OF the fish and later notice of the ex-
act time Of their arrival will be sent
to Mr. Douglass, who will make all
neseccary arrangements Tor receiv-
ing them The channel catfish are
the same variety as those of the Mis-
sissippi and Missouri rivers. They
grow to enormous sizz and in a few
years fishermen along the Humbolt
in this vicinity may expect to catch
some very large fish. 1t is due to
the efforts of Mr. Douglass that these
fish were secured to be planted III
the Humbolt and he is entitled to the
thanks of sportsmen for having taken
up the matter with the Washington
authorities s.-Humbolt Star.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-23
DYNAMITING FISH
BELOW THIS CITY
Attention of the Game Warden
Called to Willful Destruction

not. on the ground should not pre-
vent his carrying on an investigation.
One arrest and a good stiff sentence
in jail would end this business.
The people pay handsomely for their
fish. Thousands OF dollars are ap-
propriated to the State Fish Com
mission, and they in turn put the mon
ey into distributing fish for everyone.
When the tiny fish are destroyed by
dynamite it not only upsets the cal
culations of the Fish Commission,
but undoes many years work.
Any man who would dynamite 4
stream is not worthy the name Of a
citizen and should serve a term break
ing rock 1t is to be hoped that Game
Warden Winters will get busy in this
case