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Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27

Mrs. o. NJ saerd left yesterday afternoon for Milwaukee, Wis. on
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27

f Er. B. 4. Taylor. the GIeeso1
 merchant. who keft 8isbee June 12th
 b. tho resaesentanse Of the Bisbee
 rtuh of Eversiade land buyers to tDo& nCo the merit of the prOpo-
 x4con. returned Saturday evening hrd came over from his home at EeeSon yesterday afternoon
 On meeting q reporter for the Re vieSs and asked about his trip he sxrd: fl gained tweuty-three pounds wtrfie gunc. got fat on malaria. guess. ehe No sir. they don't have nzsrisria down there. never saw a man. woman or child down there tbst looked like they had ma laria- Might be m isolated case perhaps occasionally E some one sllo goes there from some place e1se with malaria in his system People all look well. good color and health looking as bunch of west eTueTs.
 ! T won't have the time or the cp.crtumty to see the individual members of the club which | went clown to RepEesent. so I wish you Nould take down what ! have 70 say as [ think that will he the  euickest way Of reaching the var ious buyers."
 Mr. Taylor addressed himself to tie reporter and 3 number of Ever glade buyers who had heard he was sn town and were anxious to hear his report. Continuing. Mr Taylor Sxid.
 -Now, want tO say right aL tf1e start that I found that the state lneuts contained iu the Eyerglade Land Sales company's literature as SEu as some of the statements which [ read about that country be sOre going down there all rather un- ctTestimated than oYerestimated the coHntry. The claims made for the eountTy. it's soil. climate, transport stioH facilities. etc, are not exag- eratsd in the least; in fact ! found the company putting in more i'm Ir1Yements and found better roads a.sf other conditions in other ways than I expected. The canal rock
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
PEOPLE GET THE LOCAL
 GAS CONCERN
w. j. AinSWodh Secures Prop erty for $30l000 at Auc- ton at Tombstone
 Plans not Made
NEW FORGE IN CHARGE

At the auction sale of the plant and other property Of the Bisbee Light snd Power company, which occurred at Tombstone yesterday. the holdings of the company were bid in by W. }. Ainsworth Of West Union, la. for $30.. coo. There was no other bid.
 Mir. Ainsworth was accompanied by Charles Webster Of Minneapolis. Nei- ther of these two men are practical gas men, but they have practical men with them in the deal.
 Plans Not Made
 Asked concerning the plans of the company. Mir. Ainsworth stated that nothing had get been done. We are to have a meeting and outline our plans" he said. For the present the old employees of the company will be retained and ! shall remain here for some time. I will not be here perma. nently."
 NIT. Ainsworth stated that in the course of a few weeks a force of prae. teal gas men from Iowa and Mime sota would come to Bisbee to take charge of the local plant.
 The sale was conducted by A. W McPherson, receiver for the company. The sale was in pursuance of a decree issued in the case of the Los Angeles Trust and Savings bank against the International Gas and Light company. Bisbee Light and Power company ana William H. Goode. fOreclosing a mort. gage made by the International com. pany to the Los Angeles bank.
 Real estate. a franchise, all equip Inent and other property Of the gasl company were involved in the sale.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
Home Man Returns from the Everglades
B.k. TaTOI. of GReSOn, Who Represented Bis bee Club of EVergade Buyers, Talks Straight From the
 Shoulder

roads down there are magnificent ! The fact is. that it isn't exager- ated al ali and more than reached my expectations.
 T drank Everglade water. all could hold of it; wanted to see if
 t would have any effect on me, but 1t didn't IL is just the same as the water that you get in the cities except it did have any ice in ft The men working on the dredges drink the Everglade water
 Is this the kind of soil that is
 being delivered to buyers down there. Mir Taylor?" asked one of the buyers who took jar of rich black muck from the hands Of an Eyerglade agent, who was present
 Black as your hat7 You bet it is. [ saw miles and miles of soil just like that As pretty, prairie like land as I ever saw No stumps, or rocks and all uniform: at least it was all the way up the canal for twenty miles and as far as I could see in every direction A man is perfectly safe in buying and being sure Of getting that kind of stuff. Its a little warm just now down there: in fact just before S.30 o'clock in the morning for a while it is unc0u1fartahly so: but when the clock rolls around to S:30. al most within five minutes of the same time each day. the soft, gentle breeZes start up and one is comfort able as can be from that time on I attended the theatres while there and wasn't any more uncomfortable than attending the shows here, in fact didn't notice the heat there any more than here.
 Did ' get bit by any mosuuitos down there? Well. yes did. One mosouito bit ne while out in the Glaf "~l ono while ia Miami. 1 killed them both. They were all there were there. finished the last ones of There were g people in the party but I was the only one bitten.
 You can just cut all that mos quito taIk out It isn't worth con
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27

3oa pupils. as ayainst 2.343 at the present time
 or the 2.2G3 last year 1.060 were hovs between six and 2f years and f.71T girls. There were Ii colored boys and n colored girls. Of the total there were l060 American born. 259 or at least one foreign pareut. 503 born of both native and the remainder all for eian. of different nationaiities. The foreign born include many of the Mexican children.
 Of the 2.s82 total this year r. 124 are boys and 1,204 girls. There arc six eolored boys and nine col ured girls. or the total, 1.072 are native born on both sides. There are 276 with one parent foreign born ana 600 born Of two foreign par onfs. The remainder. 425. are of foreign birth.
 There is no race suicide in the district. ss is demonstrated eloquent iv from these figures.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
MORE PUPILS MUST
 BE TAKEN CARE OF
School Census Shows l4G More Pupils for Schools
 the Coming Year

The school census Of the aistric. just taken shows thaf there are i40 more children Of school age at the present time than there were when last years census was taken This means that at least isO more pupils Tili report when The schools open for tbe coming term.
 The census last year showed o.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
Personal Mention

Frank Carroll Of El Paso was in the city yesterday.
 Harry E. Pickett of Tombstone spent Sunday in Bisbee.
 Mrs. Frank Johnson has returned from a trip to coast points.
 II P Hogan Of Douglas was in 'he city yesterday on business.
 Immigration Inspector Heath of Douglas was ir the city yesterday.
 R. $. Weiner Of Fl Paso was in the city yesterday on business.
 ]. B. Cooper of Fl Paso was business visitor in the city yester- day
 Mayor C. L. Bdmundson and Fire Chiet Barney Norton spent Sunday lat Berner's resort
 Fred W. Freeman. manager of the .TeEas Oil company at Fl Paso. was in the city yesterday.
 Mrs. o. M. SaeEd left yesterday afternoon for Milwaukee, Wis. on "a visit ro friends and relatives
 G. r.. Bassonet and Gibson Fay Tor of Tucson spent Sunday in Bis bee registering at the Copper .Qreen.
 Assistant District Attorney Ed. U. Flanigaa went to Tombstone last night He win return to Bisbee this morning.
 Nr. and Mrs. Jack McGregOr and taae and Nr. McGTegor's mother returned yesterday morning from reTre-'s rescrt in the HUachucas.
 Unitcd States Attorney J. F. Mor- risOn returned yesterday morning from Douglas. He will go to Tomb stone today on private business.
 A. W. McPherson. receiver for he Blsbee Gas company. is in the city from Santa Monica, Cal. He is accompanied by B. N. Miller Of santa Monica.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27

On Tuesday evening. June 27th ihe Y. RI. c. A. will organize classes in Spanish. These classes will be under the direction of a very competent instructor. Every man wishing tO study the language shcpld meet the teacher at S D. m. Tuesday night at the ".
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27

A. W McPherson. receiver for he Bisbee Gas company. is in the city from Santa Monica, Cal He is accompanied by f;. N. Miller Of santa Monica
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27

Unicd States Attorney J. F. Mor- rison returned yesterday morning from Douglas He will go to Tomb stone today on private business.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27

Mir. and Mrs. Jack McGregor and tabe and Mr. McGregor's mother returned Iesterday morning from PeTre-'s rescrt iu the HUachucas.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27

Assistant District Attorney Ed. J Flanigar went to Tombstone last night He win return to Bisbee this morning
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27

G. T.. Bassonet and Gibson Fay Tor of Tucson spent Sunday in Bis bee registering at the Copper Queen.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
Clothing Prices Are The Same Everv- where---H's The Quality Mark That
 is Different

HE man who has in mind a fixed price \ he to buy suit uSuallyh has fixed idea of what he Oud dreceive in quality he usually sets this quality
 That's O the vfys many men are disappointed in the clothing themin most stores-prct and quality so odn -heret is different A always more for the he has mind, and never havehi fondet expectations shortcoming
 Examples of this condition in this store almost wei ehaveh had esof tell us that les thane esewher and want to know the cost of oduction clothes this IS than in previous seasons that they should find our prices very reasonable Here is The costo of production less the prices we pay less-we'e sim ply giving the men of this city he very best cloth ing that they bought a whaeve price they may have had in mind
 The truth of this maybe proven to satisfaction if you just look around see the clothing other showing your price and then come to this store and two Two Piece suits S15-5O up 10 Sz25O Three Piece Suits SIS up to $500 6&erv&r QAssm Saw
The Calumet news., 1911-01-09
ST. JEAN SOCIETY GIVES
ENTERTAINMENT ON RANGE

The members of the ST. Jean Bap-
tiste society of Hancock and Hough-
ton will go South Range on Saturday
next. To give a concert and entertain
ment for the benefit of members of the
society living in the Range towns. The
st. Jean society has a large member
ship residing in the various towns Of
the Range some of whom find 1t diff
cult to get TO Hancock or Houghton
TO attend it's sessions and meet their
fellow members. IL was therefore de-
cided at the regular meeting of the
society held here on Saturday evening
last. to proceed next Saturday night
to South Range, where an entertain
ment and concert OF a very interesting
nature will be given, consisting of an
extensive musical program, addresses
by several members whose abilities as
speakers are well known, and there
will also be a luncheon. Members Of
the society from South Range and al
so their friends will be invited and ii
is hoped TO gather into the membership
fold n number of French residents of
the range who are eligible but who as
yet have not joined the society.
The Calumet news., 1911-01-09
WILL REPORT THIS WEEK.
All Returns Of Seal Sale Have Not
Yet Been Made.

A meeting of the holiday seal COM
mittces Of the Anti tuberculosis socie-
ty was held Saturday afternoon at the
dispensary in the Rourke building, at
which il was expected that returns in
fun would be made relative to the sale
of the seals during the holiday period
beginning December /, when the seals
were first placed on the market. 1t
was found impossible on Saturday
however, TO secure full returns, the re-
ports from Calumet and some of the
South Range towns being lacking, but
il is stated that from the figures that
have been so far received the results
are very encouraging.
A meeting of the directors of the An
ti-Tuberculoss society. which was to
have taken place on Tuesday, has been
postponed until some evening later I'M
the week, for which a call will be is
sued and at this meeting, it was stat
ed this morning by Miss Margaret
Scallon. secretary of the society. full
and complete returns of the stamp sale
will be given out
The Calumet news., 1911-01-09
ORIGIN OF THE GUN SALUTE
Inspired by Desire OF One Nation 70
Show FrlendIiness for Ships
Of Another.

The origin OF the salute with guns
is supposed to have been inspired by
The desire OF one nation to make
show of friendlness for the ships OF
another. In the old days of smooth
bore and muzzle-loading cannon II re-
quired several minutes to load and
fire the gun, and this lapse of time
trust in the mission Of the warship OF
another power.
I'm the beginning Of the salute in the
United States the one for the Union
gave one gun for each state. Finally
the national salute was fixed at TWEEN
ty.one guns. The president as well as
the presidents of foreign republics
end sovereigns of foreign states are
saluted with twenty-one guns. The
salute for ambassadors of this or 9th
er nations is nineteen guns. The vice
president OF the United States also is
entitled to a nineteen-gun salute.
Admirals and cabinet members are
entitled to seventeen guns, ministers
plenipotentiary and vice admirals If
teen. and the commanding officer of a
ship of war seven.
A few centuries ago England, claim
ing supreme empire OF the seas. re-
CURED the warships of other nations
TO lower sail on meeting an English
man o. war. This custom long ago
disappeared, although small sailboats
Of English warships still let go their
sheets when passing a flag officer.
The Calumet news., 1911-01-09
WILL DISCUSS HIGH SCHOOL.
Hancock Board of Education Will Meet
Tomorrow Evening.

The Hancock board of education will
hold its regular monthly meeting to-
morrow night 1t is quite likely that
at this meeting the matter OF erect
ing new high school i'm Hancock will
be thoroughly discussed and that steps
will be taken tending toward having
the structure started during the COM
ing season, as il will require fully a
year to complete it after work is be-
gun. A year hence the capacity of all
the present school buildings will be
taxed TO their uttermost, and in all
probability will be inadequate to ac-
commodate all seeking entrance. The
school board members who were ap-
pointed to visit the various high
schools of the upper peninsula for the
purpose of acquiring ideas adaptable
to the proposed local school, will
probably take their trip during the
present month. IL is desired to have
the new high school one of the most
complete and up TO date obtainable,
and several well known architects have
already made visits here to get line
on the progress Of developments rela-
tive TO the project.
The Calumet news., 1911-01-09
PHOTOGRAPHER WAS CRAFTY
Rural Bride Was an Easy Prey Whom
Assured That Her Freckles Would
Not Show.

Obviously. they were on their hon.
eymoon. That they were from the
country was also patent. says the Bal
timore Star. He, attired in a new
ready-to-wear suit In which he was
most uncomfortable, felt himself the
center of admiring glances as he
walked down Baltimore street, with
his blushing bride clutching jealous
ly his arm as though she feared some
of the fashionably attired city girls
would steal her handsome swain. She
also wore a new dress, but II wasn't
made in Paris, or even New York.
The peregrinating man with the
picture taking machine marked them
as legitimate prey.
Come along" he shouted TO the
newlyweds, "be a sport. Get your
picture taken to take back to the
country. Only dime. I'll take you
in any position"
The pair halted. He wanted his
photograph taken. She didn't. The
peregrinating photographer knew his
business. He wasted no time on the
swain. He was easy prey. On the
bashful bride he focused all the blan-
dishments of his art. Come along,
he coaxed, this is wonderful ma
chine II will make you look beauti-
full. You can hand the picture down
to your grandchildren to admire" The
bride blushed deeper.
The swain had Strengthened his four
in-hand tie, bought already tied. He
was ready for the ordeal. But the
bride hung coyly back. Finally she
summoned courage and slipping her
arm from that of her husband she ap-
preached the photographer and whis-
pered in his ear. The photographer
didn't smile. He was out for the
money. A contented smile suffused
her sunburned face at his. reply. Aft
er patting her hair, she stood beside
her husky swain and the photographer
snapped the camera.
The reporter was curious. Report
ers generally are. After the couple
had departed TO spend another ten
cents on some other attraction, he
asked the voluble photographer what
the bride had whispered to him.
The photographer smiled. and 1t was
good to see so hard working a man
smile.
"She asked me II her freckles
would show in the picture" he con-
fided. 81 told her that this machine
was made especially to conceal
freckles In a Photograph"
The Calumet news., 1911-01-09
Nlce's Pumpkin Festival.

The pumpkin festival at Nice Is one
of those old world customs rescued
by popular sentiment from a gradual
decay that was Fastening towards OBJ
livion. 1t is a celebration singularly
unique, in that the widest exuberance
OF spirit alternates with serious cere.
monies, representations of art and
prosaic business dealings celebra.
ton so quaint and so little like the
usual productions OF modern mankind
that it leaves one with the impression
of having witnessed a scene idealiZef
upon the stage rather than an actua
festival of the present practical age
Yet the pumpkin custom undoubtedly
reflects the character and Individual.
ity Of its resuscitators, the inhabitants
of Nice, whose deep religious In.
stincts. innate refinement of feeling
and intense love of the beautiful were
the underlying forces which prompted
them to revive a time-honored custom
without the least trace of vulgar ad
vertisement or sordid materialism TO
mar its perfect harmony.-Wide
World Magazine.