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Arizona republican., 1911-01-05

warmer weather and the orange men are of the opinion that there will be no more cold snaps this winter
 Thermometers in several Phoenix homes registered only 20 degrees Tues day morning.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05

When buying a cough medicine for children hear in mind that Chamber lains' Cough Remedy Is most effec- tuaI for colds. croup and whoopinE cough and that 1t contains no harm ful drug. For sale by all dealers.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-02
New Train to Memphis.

4 new train service was recently put into effect on the eastern diYis- ion of the Southwestern It is q di- rect train from Tucumcari to Mem phis. Tennessee. over new Rock Island line which was completed about a month ago
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-02
NEW SLEEPER TAKEN
 FOR FIRST JOURNEY
Innovation Very Popular With BiSbee PeopIe-AII
 Space Filled

The summer tourist rates to points east has gone into effect on all rail- roads and the world has shifted the burden of it's population to the four corners of the United States. Risbee's daily Standard sleeper to Los An geles went on yesterday and every available berth space was taken sev- eral days before the car went O., The daily service promises 10 be . popular innovation.
 A large number of people left Bis lee yesterday for points east and west, several of the teachers of the district being included in the number The name Of the Bisbee-Coast sleeper Is the .Corsican," and is the very latest model of sleeping car. Bisbee's share Of the sleeper Is three sections and a drawing room.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-02
MEXICAN LOSES BOOTS, BUT NOT BY 4 BET

A Mexican whose name could not be learned came into town yesterday morning and bought new s10 pair of boots. Then he proceeded to celer brate and later while sitting in a looaI saloon in a stupor another Mex ican stripped him of his boots and left his old shoes behind.
 The victim of the theft finally awak- ened, rubbed his eyes and found he was in his stocking feet. while the
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-02
CITY INCREA ASING
 STORAGE CAPACITY Well Being Made Deeper and Wider for Fires and
 SprinkIerS

The city is spending between S6OC and $500 in increasing it's water sup ply and water storage capacity n the well below the residence Of Con. stable C. N Thomas in upper Tomb stone Canyon. The present capacity of the well i5 tetween 1000 and S,e00 gallons per day.
 The depth of the well at present is about 90 feet and a drift extends out from the bottom of the we'll for about 50 feet Drifting will be done in an opposite direction for about the same distance. A gang of four men was set to work at the well Monday morning getting ready for the drift ing. Later two shifts will be put to work drifting.
 While the primary aim or the work is to increase thesstoTage capacity in the well, it is hoped that the water supply will also be increased
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-02
WILSON'S DEATH DUE
 ID HEART TROUBLE
No Traces of Poison Found in the Dead Mans
 Stomach

The verdict of the jury that yesteT- day afternoon held an Inquest over he body of Victor Nelson, the man who died suddenly at the supIly ot- ice at the oliver shaft several nights ago. assisted by Coroner Owen Mur- pny of Lowell, was that Ne'son's oe8th was caused by heart trouble.
 Dr. F. R. Williams made thorough analysis of the mans stomach, look. ing for traces of poison. but none were found. The autopsy and analy- sis were made after 1t was reported that Nelson might have committed suf>ise. Dr. Wihfams stated that Neison's death was due to enlarge n1eDt of the heart, caused by alco- h0'ic poisoning.
 The funeral will be held Sunday Q; o'clock from the Palace Under. 'ekin. Tarlors. Rev. E. c. Decker ferfcrming the ceremonies. Pali- bearers will be selected from among inc Redmen and Fraternal Brother hood No. 452.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-02
ONLY AMATEURS GAN
 COMPETE IN DRILL
 CONTEST OA FOURTH
Committee Decides to Bar
 Professionals and Give All a Chance
BIC PRIZES ARE HUNG UP

Only amateurs may compete for the prizes. amounting do $450. offered by the Fourth of July celebration organization in the drilling contests. There are not many of the old pro fessionals in the district at present ane it was decided that the two or three that are left would have such a walkaway that the contest would be without interest.
 Anyone who has taken money in 6 drilling contest will not be eligible to enter the Fourth of July exercises. Each entry in the contest will have to certify before being enrolled as s contestant that he has not participat- cd in a professional drilling match.
 Will be Close Race.
 The first prize in the double-hand contest will be $200 and the second prize $i00. In the single jack con test. the first prize will be $10O and the second prize $50 A number O drillers have signified their intenN ton of entering the contest and il promises to be one of the most inter- esting on the big day
 The cowboy relay race and bronco busting" contest also loom up as big events. Fifteen cowboys have already signified their willingness to participate in the race and bronco contests, which will take place on Wednesday afternoon. May ,.
 There will be meeting of the sports committee tonight at o'clock in Room of the Bank Of Bisbee building. A full attendance of the members of that committee is urged by the chairman as business of i'm portance comes up for consideration.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-02
eRoTHERs WEp slsTERs.

BOSTON, Mass, June 1.-Two brothers figured as the bridegrooms aud two sisters as the brides in a double wedding ceremony performed today in the fashionable Second hurch The Misses Annie and Mabel Vose became the brides respectively of Ezra and Malcolm Eaton. All of the young people are well known in Boston society.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-02
YOUTHFUL WIsooM.

The other day Tn a New York school te teacher was explaining a sum insubtraction which the little ones found difficult to understand. Now" said she to exemplify the proposition. suppose l had ten dol. lars and went into R. store to spend it Say bought hat for five dol
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-02

pair of old shoes was lying beside him. He rubbed his eyes again and then notified Constable Thomas that he had been robbed.
 The thief disappeared ana the off cers are on the lookout for Mexj- can wearing pair of hossy boots.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-02

Punch: Robinson (of the city)- What modest man Maddox lone ia I've known him for years anf never knew til he told me just nov that he exhibits at the Royal Aeao- en'r.
 Burne Brown (of chelsea)-'He never knew either--till a day or two agol"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-02
KING OPTIMISTIC
 ABOUT TIE OUTLOOK
Says Mexico Will Soon Boomr Benefiting Border Points
 -CIoudcroft Opens

Assistant General Passenger Agent Garnet King of the El Paso & South western left yesterday afternoon for ai Paso. after spendiag tvo asxs su BIstee visiting local business men MF. King believes that business con- ditions will improve now that peace fcigns in Mexico. A great deal of Er Kings time has been occupied 1 recently with the opening of the Southwestern's resort at Cloudcroft, l N M., which opened yesterday with a brand new hotel, baby sanitarium and other new features The highest golf course in the world is located at the resort, being a nine-hole course.
 General Manager H J. Simmons of ! the Southwestern, who accompanied | Mir. King to Bisbee on trip of in 1 spection, left yesterday morning for the east. continuing his trip of in- l sreetion.
 Now that 1ae Mexican war IS over Mir. King is hopeful that bust ness in the near future will be abnor- mally good for a time, as recon pense for the dull season. His busi- ness here now is merely for the purpose Of keeping in close touch with those with whom the road has business.
 clouderoft Open.
 Speaking of Cloudcroft, the delight full mountain resort reached by the Southwestern, Mir. King stated thai fi1e formal opening oeorred yesterday The new lodge opened. to the public now for the first time is much handsomer than the old one which was burned down two years ago and many conyeniences and now features have been added to Cloud croft along with the new hotel The new golf course laid out by John Adams, the Douglas expert, is one of the principal attractions now and those who have been there and play ed over the course have pronounced it to be one of the most interesting courses to be found ia the south west.
 Match Proposed There
 it has been suggested that the golf teams from Bisbee, Douglas and Fl Paso arrange to go there during the summer and play 6 match. NIr King would be giad to do what hc can to promote such match and thinks a game on the Cloudcrofi course. besides s4ffording 9 delight. ful trip for all would prove to be q real test of strength of the three clubs. He pointed to the fact that former matches played betweer Douglas and Fl Paso had only prov en that Fl Paso could defezs pc1Eias on the Fl .Paso course and that Doug las could defeat Fl Paso on the Douglas course, and that the same results had marked the matches be- tween Douglas and Bisbee.
 New Train to Memphis.
 4 new train service vas recently put into effect on the eastern diYis- ion of the Southwestern. It is di- rect train from Tucumcari to Mem phis, Tennessee. over 9 new Rock ] Island line which was completed 1 at,ut a month aoo
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-02

lars. Then I spent two dollars for eioves and a dollar and fifty cents for some other things. How much would I have left7"
 For a moment there was a dead silence. Then a boys hand went up.
 Well. Isaac. what would I have left7"
 Wy didn't you count your change2" said Isaac in a disgusted tone--From Norman F.. Mack's Ma tional Monthly.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-02

Toledo Blade. Why does the ans dience encore that fierce sonar"
 The audience wants to finish it's private conversation"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-02

Charles Frohman will produce a new play by Augustus Thomas next year.
Evening journal., 1911-12-01
Our Department of
Bed Coverings Is
Well Able TO
supply Your
Needs

Plaid bed blankets in a big
variety of colors and patterns;
this is an unusually good quail
ity; weighs 5 pounds $4.00 pair
White wool blankets with
fancy silk binding; blue and
pink borders ..... 1885 pair
Bed spreads, honeycomb;
Marseilles pattern; extra good
value; large size; CT TX
reg. $500 ....... V1sSO
Bath robe blankets; fancy
figured designs, and in
many beautiful col CD 0A
ors ........... QA.UV
Full bleached table linen; 72
in. wide; stripes and floral pat
terms; extra heavy double
damask; reg. si.5o CT 10
yard .... VAsAO
Napkins TO match the above
at ...... .$2.65 dozen
Embroidered flannels for wo-
mems and children's skirts; full
line of patterns;
59c, Csc, 75c, Soc and 81 yard
Tray cloths; all linen; hem
med and hemstitched; l7x27;
25c, 31c, 40c and SOC
Zephyr gingham; soft finish;
32 in. wide; fine quality; ex-
ceptional quality; II 1-2c yard
Evening journal., 1911-12-01
HINTS BY MAY MANTON
A SATISFACTORY BATH ROBE.

The bath robe that is simple in cut,
graceful in line and comfortable at
the same time fulhlls all the require
ments OF such a garment This one
also is very simple end easy to make,
for the main portion and sleeves arc
cut in one so that there is no fitting
10 the arm-holes. There is a seam
at the back. and there are seams over
the shoulders, however. that render
the garment shapely and allow fig-
ured material to be cut in the right
way. The slightly bell sleeves are a
feature and they can be made either
in full or three-Quarter length This
robe is made Of eiderdown flannel
with trimming of a heavy cord, but
there are a great many materials
used for such purpose and the model
suits them all. Flannelettes are pc
Evening journal., 1911-12-01
Fashions and Fads by M. E. CiIIey

Green is very popular shade for
evening gowns-bottle green, empire
green. Nile green.
Large collars are cut in odd shapes.
Some are Of lace. some of fur, and
others OF the most gorgeously beaded
tissues.
Prominent French dressmakers are
making extensive use of Cluny lace
to trim gowns of satin, fancy crepes
and chiffon.
White, cream and fancy serges,
comprising black hairline stripes on
white grounds, are great favorites of
the moment
Among the special points observed
In many Of the new blouses are the
long sleeves and the armholes and the
frequently higher collars.
Buttons-huge and themselves OF
fur-distinguish many of the seasons
small as well as large furs, and near
ly every other scarf is buttoned.
Some lovely evening wraps are
shown in chiffon velvet The wide
Evening journal., 1911-12-01
COUPON
3O Extra Purple Stamps.

3O Extra Purple Stamps.
Present this coupon tomor-
row when making a purchase
of Sl.00 or more and receive
80 extra Purple Trading
Stamps. THIS is in addition
4 TO your regular 10 stamps
and makes 40 stamps on a
dollar.
Purple Trading Stamps are
the best to save because their
redemption is ire same as
dollars and cents.
The Smith-ZOIlinger Co.
4th & Market SITS.
Good only Sat. Dec. 2.
Evening journal., 1911-12-01
MUDDY AND PIMPLY
COMPILATIONS

Quickly Responds to A Few Applica.
tions Of HOkara, Which Leaves The
Skin in Soft, White and VeIyety
Condition.
Hokara contains no grease or acids,
is antiseptic and cleansing, therefore
II IS a truly scientific massage cream
and skin food.
Thousands of ladies are only too
glad to utilize something that would
assist nature in restoring their face
and hands to the flush of youth, and
to these Hokara will prove a godsenG,
as it is guaranteed to clear the COM
plexion Of all blemishes such as
pimples, blackheads, freckles.
wrinkles, etc.
Sold by N. B. Danforth under u
guarantee of satisfaction or your
money back. A liberal jar for 25c;
large size Doc and 81.
If the blood Is impure, use Ho-
kara Blood Tablets. They cool and
cleanse the blood and regulate the
bowels I'm a natural manner"
Evening journal., 1911-12-01
Women's Silk Hose
in Fancy Holly
Boxes are Ideal
Christmas Gifts

If you consider the practical
side of Christmas you will
naturally give silk hose. We
have them in all good kinds and
at most every price. Each pair
is packed in a pretty Holly box.
women's pure thread silk
hose with high spliced heel and
double top; regular and extra
sizes; celebrated CT 00
Kayser make -. p1sOU
women's Italian silk hose;
made of glove silk and guaran-
teed not to rip or run; Kay
ser's make ..... .Sl.5O pair
women's pure thread silk
hose; black, tan and colors; Nc
Callum make .. .$l.5O pair
women's pure thread silk
boot hose; black, white and col
ors; high spliced heel E0o
and double top ... OVN
Women's Knotair hose; pure
silk; black, white and tan; 3
pair, guaranteed 3 months;
$500 Box
women's silk and wool vests;
all weights and shapes; Merode
brand ................... .S1.00
Women's fine cotton vests and
pants; all styles; E0o
Merode brand A...... OVN
Women's fleece lined ribbed
vests and pants; all styles; an
excellent heavy R0O
fleece ............. wv
Evening journal., 1911-12-01
Please Shop Early

Will you begin tomorrow
TO do your Christmas shop
ping?. If you only realized
what it means in comfort
to store people in gen.
eral we know you would. We
know that you want to help
everyone as much as you can
-as the big army of early
shoppers this year demon
strates.
Every purchase you make
now-no matter how small
and there are thousands that
can be made tomorrow-will
relieve the great strain of the
last few days.
Begin tomorrow TO do your
shopping. Shop early in the
day and early in the month;
this will be your best gift of
the season to the clerks be-
hind the counters and the
men and boys on the delivery
wagons. If possible please
carry small purchases with
you.
Evening journal., 1911-12-01

% @ % S Sp @ the outside leaf figure
Evening journal., 1911-12-01

band of embroidery or heavy lace Is
now at the knees and not the lower
edge.
There is a distinct tendency TO make
the skirt a tr1e wider The lines
are straight and in some instances are
very slightly haring from the knees
TO the hem.
Rhinestone buckles. the detachable
kind. are used on every shade and
kind of evening slippers. One pair Of
buckles serves for black and colored
slippers alike.
The greater favor shown abroad for
wells has largely increased their popu-
larity here, though a few months ago
IL seemed that the use of wells was
on the wane.
Only One ~BROMO QUININE.
That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUI-
NINE. Look for the signature of f.
W. GROVE. Used the World over to
Cure a Cold in One Day. 25c.s
Evening journal., 1911-12-01
MUSICALE AND LECTURE.

The Young Peoples Society Of
Wesley NJ. e. Church gave a musical
and literary entertainment in the
lecture room Of the church last even
ing The farces "That Rascal Pat"
and "On Account Of the Lobster"
were presented.
Evening journal., 1911-12-01

culiarly attractive this season and the
eiderdown makes admirable material.
good quality Turkish toweling is
much liked and there are blankets
that can be cut into bath robes to
make an excellent effect The cord
girdle is slipped under straps at the
under-arm seams that hold It into
place and the convenient pocket Is
arranged over the right front
For the medium size will be re-
Quired IL yards OF material 81, 6 3-s
yards SO or "A inches wide
The May Manton pattern. No. 1881
SIS cut in three sizes, small "a or 80
medium 3S or 40, large AZ or "A bust
and will be mailed to any address by
the Fashion Department of this pa.
per, on receipt Of ten cents.
No.. ..,.. ... ...-..
Name .....-- 80. .................
Address. ...... ...........-......
size .-..--- .--.-...........-..
The above pattern ana other MAJ
Manton Patterns described In THE
EVENING JOURNAL and all the pat.
terms made by the May Manton Pat.
tern Company can also be obtained for
50 cents from
sMITH-ZOLLINGER co.
4th and Market SITS.
Evening journal., 1911-12-01
If Undecided What
to Give Some
Man, Visit Our
Meas Furnish
ing Department

Our mems furnishing depart
ment can supply you with
number of suitable and practi-
cal Christmas Gifts. Every ar
ticle is the very best that you
can purchase at the different
prices-and everything is pack
ed in a pretty Holly box if de-
sired.
Mems flannel pajamas; made
of best Domet flannel and fast
en- with silk frogs; CT M
all sizes; reg. SIPS p1sVV
Mems fine pleated negligee
shirts with cuffs attached; Coat
style; light colors in neat
patterns cluett 81 E0
Mems sweaters in white AM
cardinal with pock- CD Or
cts ............. QAsAO
Mems all-wool sweaters made
by the Penna. knit mills,
sDIor. all good S3.75
Boys sweaters, all wool, Navy,
Cardinal and Brown,O1 OB
reg. $3.50 ........ Q1-AO
Mems silk knitted ties; ac-
cordian knitted and cross
stripes; each one in E0o
Christmas box ....... QUO
Evening journal., 1911-12-01
Silk Waists $3.50

Five different models in this
seasons newest waists; made of
good quality silk, in plain and
fancy colors; the styles are all
the very latest and the care
with which these garments have
been tailored is one CD E0
of their features. VOsOV
Evening journal., 1911-12-01
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a1ng on these patterns impression
each line II mand Of
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-08-02
LA FoLLETTE's MAsTERLY

The senate first voted down the
house wool bill, which was the dem
ocratic measure; then La Fol.e ties
wool bill, which was the progressive
republican measure, was rlth!e sly
slaughtered Thus far, everything;
looked like smooth sailing for the
high tariff standpatters. But La Fo.-
lette moved to reconsider the voc by
which the house wool bill was de-
feated, and his motion carried by a
large majority. THIN he offered a
substitute for the democratic measure
which was a fair compromise of the
differences between democrats and
progressive republicans, and the sub
stitrMe was adopted by vote of 4S t
so. This all happened suddenly, tt
many senators unexpectedly, and If
record breaking time.
For all practical purposes this com
bination places the, control of the Ser
ate in the hands Uf the progressive
republicans, and places Taft in an ex
ceedingly awkward position. If he We
toes the legislation enacted by the
progressives, with the aid Of theil
democratic allies, he will burn the
bridges between him and progressive
suppost for a. second term.
The President was nominated ant
| elected as a progressive, but repui:a'
ed the larger part of the policies o
the progressiyes after he became pre-
ident, and by so doing he forfeited
the support Of the progress sives.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-08-02

between the commons and the lords.
Either the lords must relinquish their
absolute veto power, or the king must
appoint enough liberal lords to give
the liberal party majority in the
house of lords.
At this distance it does not seem
possible that the tories would compel
the king to create hundreds Of new
peers. That would put an end to the
tory party The liberals with a ma
jority in both houses could forthwith
put through their entire program,
which includes the shearing Of the
tories of many Of their pr, resent unjust
advantages.
Between the giving to the liberals
OF majority in both houses of par
lament, or the acceptance of the anti
veto bill proposed by the liberals,
the tories will not hesitate a moment
when forced to finally decide. They
will accept, what Asquith says they
will have to accept, and that will pu'
an end to a large part. but no. al
az the power exercised for centurie!
| by the house OF lords.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-08-02
STARTLING ADMISSION.

According to Attorney Genera.
Wickersham the law of supply and
demand no longer controls prices in
this country He says that the prices
of all great staple industries are fix
cd by agreements among the manu-
facturers, and not hy the normal play
Of free competition And our gov
eminent has permitted such condi-
ton to grow UP and become establish
ed in direct violation of positive stat
,yxes both civil and criminal. 1t is
time for change of public officials
all along the line, and if the change
does not produce radical relief then
another change.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-08-02

1t is believed, that one part of lime
is able to flocculate and clear 10000
parts OF muddy water. so that you
can readily understand the effectiv-
'eness of an entire ton of lime OH the
average soil.
The soils that are most likely to
be found a; id are heavy clay soils.
lii poorly drained, soils tLat have
been poorly titled and consequently
so called soil bound. In addition 10
overcoming the. soil acidity, it. has
been shown by Wheeler of the Rhode
Island Agricultural Station that the
application of lime increases the ass
imilability of the soil. If you desire
to test your soil for acidity, get few
cents worth of blue litmus paper at a
drug store. Dig from the fisld that
you desire to test, a handful of wet
earth, insert your knife blade and in
the opening put a strip of the blue
litmus paper and press the soil close
ly about it. If your soil is sour, the
paper in short time will become
reddish in color.
About 1000 to 1000 pounds of the
ground limestone should be- applied
per acre. A convenient method is 10
spread the ground limestone over a
light load of manure so that the dis
Irritation may be even. This applica-
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-08-02

west and southwest of the Missouri
river to prematurely market young
and growing stock which was largely
absorbed by Illinois and surrounding
states. Then followed magnificent
corn crop and SPLENDID winter fee:
ing season, resulting in abundance CT
tat: cattle.
"The supply is Testing much longer
in the territory directly tributary. t.
Chicago than either east or west,
simply because conditions for a year
past have favored an abundance OF
good, cattle in this territory, and
will make Chicago from now on until
the next crop is fed the chief and al
most the only supply point for fat cat
tie.
Domestic demand for Reef is in
creasing and there will be strong
and constant demand for beef OF good
quality.
Adequate rains during the remain
der of the season and another good
corn crop will reveal the SHORTAGE of
growing cattle in the country more
sharply than at any time for twenty
years, and prices for both young and
fat cattle must almost certainly adj.
vance materially in the near future. >