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Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-30
ARIZONA BANKERS
 ID MEET AT PRESCOTT
Auto Ride Over New Terri- tOhaI Highway to Grand
 Canyon an Attraction

Local bankers have received infor- nation that the next annual session Of the Arizona Bankers association will be held in Prescott october . and 3.
 The program oi entertainment in ciudes an automobile ride over the new territorial highway from Pres colt to the Grand Canyon The highway win have been completed by that time. The officers Of the assO- citation who will have charge at Pres colt are John c. Spangier Of Mesa, president: Lloyd 5. Christy of Phoe- nix, treasurer and Morris Goldwater Of Prescott. secretary.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-30
GREAT INTEREST IN
 CLOUDCROFT GOLF
Idea of Tournament Between Three Clubs Meets With
 Warm Welcome
Douglas International)

Among the Douglas golfers today renewed interest in the proposed tournament at Cloudcroft next month Is. aroused by the receipt Of a letter from Garnett King, assistant general passenger agent of the E. Paso & Southwestern. Mir. King is very anx- ious to do ali in his power to pro mote this tournament, which is to be open to any golfer in the Western Golf association The letter from Mr King was written to Secretary II. T. Cuthbert, of the Douglas coua- try club. Referring to the invita- tion to the Douglas and Warren clubs, asking their cooperation in the proposed tournament, sent out by the sports and pastimes commit tee Of the Fl Paso club. AIr King says
 I wish to add that the golf c0urs at CIoudcroft Is now in excellent shape. and believe that everyone who would enter the tournament Tould be delighted. not only with the course but also with the new and comfortable accommodations at g4oudcroft
 We desire very much. from a rala road point of view. to have the pso-
 De of ARIZONA see what we have accomplished the past year, and if
 ve could count for sure on a cer-
 ain number of golf players, who would act as the back bone of the excursion, we would then feel dis posed to put on a popular rate of, say. s10 for the round-trip. and en- deavor to induce the public to make the trip We will, of course, add ample Pullman accommodations to take care of everybody comfortably and, if necessary. it could be arrang ed to have your Pullman run through ;o Alamogordo. I believe that the Lodge also, wifi make g special rate for golfers in order to have the match pulled off there The trip ro Cioudcroft, therefore. will not cost more than the usual trip to Fl Paso
 T have suggested to the chairman of the sports and pastimes commit tee of the Fl Paso Country club that commencing July g and cont.nu . ing until Wednesday. the 12th, would ,. be a good time to hold this meet. as . these are dates when Cloudcrofi
 would not be overrrn.~
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-30
PICTURE SAID
 TO BE THE REAL THING

LONDON. June 29.-Referring Co the finding of what is supposed to be Gainsborough's original picture of the Duchess of DevOnshire" and the authenticity of the one in J.. P Morgan's possession, CrOal Thompson, the art expert, who was with Agnews when the picture was purchased, says he is quite satis- fed the portrait is what it pur- ports to be.
 T went over it inch by inch, 9 be says. with r. P. Watts and Sir W. O. Orehsrdson Both were convinced.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-30
HEROINE Is HOhORED
 BY GRANITE PILLAR
Shaft Is Placed as Memor- ial to Canadian Woman
 at Queenstown

QUEENSTOWN, Ont, June Z9-I Upon the historic sod of Queenstown Heights, overlooking the Niagara riv- CT, where General Sir Isaac Brock drove back the American invaders 100 years ago, there was today un yelled a handsome monument erected by the Dominion government in honor of Laura Secord, one of the most con spicuous heroines of Canadian history. The unveiling was made the oc- casion for interesting ceremonies which Included addresses by Sir George Ross, J. W. Langmnir, clair man of the Niagara Falls Park com mission. and others
 Laura IngeTsOll Secord. in commem- -oration of whose deed of devotion and daring the monument has been erected lived with her husband near Niagara onthe-lakes. the ancient capital of
 Upper Canada. In the war of 1912 her husband took up arms to protect his home and country Wounded in battle, | he was taken 10 his home to be nursed by his devoted wife.
 One day two American officers call ed at the Secord home and demanded l food. While serving them, Mrs. Secord caught a few words of the conversa- ton which satisfied her that the Amer jeans contemplated a surprise attack on the British army which was sta tioned in the vicinity of Beaver Dams
 Under cover of darkness the wom- an started on a perilous trip to warn the British. making the long journey A- G animals, Indians and guerilla bands She had to travel 22 miles and one of her dangers was in getting through the American lines. She was stopped several times by American soldiers, but she told them she was looking for a lost COW and they permitted her to pass.
 She succeeded in reaching Capt. FTtz- gibbons, one of the British command CTS. and conveyed to him the import ant information. Being thus warned Of the proposed attack, the British army was prepared and consequently was enabled to win the important victory of Beaver Dams, July 24. 1913.
 The monument which was unveiled today is in the form of a granite pillar about I2 feet high, and is To- eated close by the memorial Of Sir Isaac Brock. On one side of the mem orial is inserted a bronze medal Of Laura Secord. with inscription, and on the opposite side appears a record of the death of her husband. Above the medallion is carved the following inscription:
 This monument has been erected by the government Of Canada to Laura Secord, who saved her bus bands life in the battble on these heights, October 13. 1872, and who risked her own in conveying to Cap tain FitzgibbOns the information by which he won the victory of Beaver Dams, July 24. 1913"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-30
BISBEE TO BE JAMMED
 CONVENTIONAL. HOLIDAY
People From All Over Territory Writing for Reservation of Rooms al Local HotelS-0ne Hotel Asked to Re-
 serve II Rooms Yesterday

the overflow will have to find accom- at rooming houses. Of which there are a number close in and convenient
 Every cowboy in the county Trob- ably will be present to witness or take part in the Wild West tournament and over 300 cavalry troopers will be present to participate in the military maneuvers, drilling contests and pa rade
 The fireworks for the big pyrotech nic display are expected daily and the fireworks committee is busy arranging for the setting off of the display.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-30
LITTLE GIRL LEAVES
 ID WALK ID DOUGLAS
E -amiIy Who Recently Wen. to Fl PaSo Very Much
 Alarmed

FL PASO. June 29.-Lttle Miss CeeeIia Jackson, age II years. anu small for her age. is on her way walking to Douglas, with a satchei in her hand And her parents. M. and Mrs. Henry Jackson, are frantic.
 The Jacksons moved here from the Arizona city only two months ago, and while the parents believe that the extreme heat is the cause of the youthful runaway, homesick- ness may have something to do with 1t. Little Cece!ia packed her grip, sly as cat, and sneaked out of the Jackson residence at 125 Leon street
 That was shortly after ten o'clock yesterday morning A few hours later she appeared in a nearby drug store, asking the road 10 Douglas. A policeman says 9 girl asked him the way to Douglas And there the parents, the father irown- ing. the mother weeping, lost the trail.
 Little Miss Jackson wore a short red dress, and a straw hat. with a big red ribbon pTominently dis played. She never had threatened 10 run away from home. and the parents can not explain the case
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-30

Indications are that Hiseee is going 70 have all 1t can do to entertain the county on the occasion of it's celebra- tion of the Fourth of July. The hotels are already receiving requests for the reservation Of rooms for the three days of the eeiebrauon-and it is over a week before the national holiday. One hotel received a request yester- day to reserve II rooms for the cele- bration.
 It is more than likely that all of tho half dozen or more downtown hotels will be filled to oveTflowing and that
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-30
suMMER wHITE HOUSE.

BEVERLY. Mass. June 29.-Par ramaita. the new summer White House. is in readiness for the ar rival of the presidential family at the end of this week. For several months a small army Of workmeu or various trades has been engaged ga fitting up the house and sTouuda for the use Of the Taft family. The house has been decorated throughout and has teen fitted with telegraph. telephone and private signal systems The spacious barn also has under gone a complete remOdelling and is awaiting the arrival from Washing ten tomorrow of twelve automobiles, including all types of motor vehicles from the nstty IunabOuts to the presidents favorite touring car.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-30
FOUR AMERICANS MURDERED

MANILA, P. l., June 29.-Four Americans have been murdered by MOros in Mindanano, one of the -Iarg- est of the Philippine Islands. Pros pectors named Oyler and sboses were murdered near Camp Oyerton. A plantation owner named McGill was killed by robbers at Pantar, while ETivate Michaells of the Twenty infantry was killed at Parang He was stabbed seven times white in sight of his comrades.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-30
RULE OF REASONv FOR
 VICTIMS OF DRINK

ST. LOUIS, June 29.--The -ru c Of reason is to be applied by N. F. Kirkpatrick. socialist mayor fl Granite City. in the future in handling those who imbibe too free ly while in the East Side town. This idea vas conveyed by tie mayor yesterday to Chief of Police White. in his instructions to a. rest only those who were disturb ing the peace, or who were entire iy unable to care for themselvef. Ordinary plain drunks" he direci ed were Co be started for thesr homes with a warning
 Granite City saloons are keIt open on Sunday and are populfr with St. LouisaHs with a thir on the first day of the week.
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Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-30
FINDS S4O,OOO HIDDEN
 IN CELLAR OF HOME

MATTEWAN, N Y, June 29.-Dr. Arthur Tiel went into the cellar of his home here yesterday and found ;n an old homemade vault some 40 thousand dollars in money and securi- ties. The treasure is believed to have been placed there by William H. Ba- deaux, who boarded at the Tiel home and died several months ago.
 After Badeaux's death it was found he had left an estate of over a half million dollars but no one had known of the buried treasure.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-30
GIRL TAXES REVENGE
 BY MARRYING ANOTHER

SYLVIA, Kan. June 29.-Lsst fall the girls Of Sylvia organized an 'Anu-Tight-Ayad club" to make a campaign against the young men oi the town who spent only their evenings and none of their money in entertaining them.
 The first of the members to marry is the president, Miss Pearl D-ape,, and her wedding took place yea terday. She married an oat-oi-tOw young man
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-30
TWENTY INJURED

PHILADELPHIA. June 29. - One passenger is dead, the engineer of the express was probably. fatally in jured and 20 other passengers were badly cut. bruised and scalded last night when an express train bound tor Chestnut Mill collided with the tender of 8 freight locomotive at tie entrance of the Philadelphia & Reading tunnel
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-30
NEW TELEPHONE LAW.

AUGUSTA. Me. JEne z9.--A state law compelling all telephone compan- ies 10 consent to switchboard ard wire connections with every other company in immediately adjoining ter ritcEy went into effect in Maine to- day. It Is reported that the larger tel ephone companies doing business in the state will bring suit TO test the constitutionality of the law.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-30
MAKING SPURIOUS COIN

's NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 29.-That many Of the spurious dollars and nick els. finding the origin of which has busted detectives for months, prob ably are being manufactured within the state prison here. was brought out at the hearing Of a counterfeiung case before a United States commis- sioner today.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-30
WATKINS SAYS ALL
 ARE FUR LAFO[lEHE
Returns from Old Home in People There
 Think BiSbee Hot

City Marshal Bassett Watkins returned yesterday from a visit to his old home at Madison. Wis, fam ous as the birthplace of Bispee's city marshal, as the capital of the state and the home of Senator Bob LaFolette. Madison Is Q pretty place and Wisconsin is a good state, but it must be viewed through sheets Of falling perspira- tion," said Mir. Watkins. People up there laughed at me when 1 told them # was hotter there than in Arizona-they believe that Arr zona is gridiron."
 According to the Bisbee officer, Wisconsin is warming up to Sen ator LaFollette's presidential boom and they talk of little else.
 Military Maneuvers in Sweden"
 aasA4a
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-30
sEnr eLAckMAILrNe LETTER

PRII.ADEl4 4PHIA. June 29.-Charg- ed with sending a letter to P. T. Hal Iahan. a wealthy shoe dealer here. de- man1ing S27,570 under threat of shooting him, Edward ,. Burns was arrested by postal inspectors today and held ia S3.000 bail.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-30
TO SEEK GOLD LOST
 WHEN LINER WAS SUNK

NORFOLK, June 29. - Captain Charles Williamson has been awarded the contract for recovering the treas ure on the Ward line steamship Me rida, which was sunk in collision with the Admiral Fsrragut last month, 6S miles southeast of Cape Charles.
 Captain Williamson invented a sub marine tube caissOn by which the bot tom of the ocean can be explored. Elizabeth Shaw, nine years old, and Charles W. Hudson, II years old. de- scended to the bottom of the Eliza beth river in the tube. They spent 20 minutes on the bottom of the river The treasure Of the Merida is valued at nearly s2.O00.0O0. including s50o,- 900 in silver bars
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-30
sMOKE PRrvENTI0N

NEWARK, N. J.. June 29-Many o. the leading cities Of the United states and Canada are represented by delegates at the sixth annual convention Of the International as soeiation for the Prevention of Smoke. which met in this city today for a three days session. At he opening session this morning the visitors were welcomed by Mayor Haussiing. This afternoon Prof. R. H. feraid. chief engineer of the United States Geological survey, de hVered an illustrated lecture o Gas Producers. the Burning of Fuels smokelessly and the Value of BFi- duets"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-30
MAN CONVICTED NOI
 GUILTY IF MURDER

PHILADELPHIA, June z9.-Ac- cused of killing Emil Amann al Warren, Pa, on January 27 last, Mrs. Stella Hodge Of this place was held at police headquarters to- day following an investigation.
 John A. Andrews o1 Warren a few days ago was convicted of murdering Amann.
 Change of program. Royal tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-30

Military Maneuvers in Sweden. '' educational pictures. Royal tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-30

Mound City Paints wear longest and look pest. siseEs HARDWARE
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-30

GARMENTS THAT FIND DISTINCTION IN DIGNITY Not by flashes of freakish- ness nor "ribal3 tailoring, no.
 But through dignity and that manner of individuality which good taste sanctions.
 WASHINGTON co. SUITS Stand arart and almost alole and 10 our mind. none Of them offer quite so much for every dollar they cost-and-- MORE THAN THAT--you know we are giving you the proper deal and price on suit if you buy ir right now the same as later. We have priced our suits at what we feel that good clothes can be sold for and there they stay. and BELIEVE ME our policy of doing that very thing has sold as lot of suits-you might as well get into a new one for the 4th.
 s17.5O to s35.00
 And worth every cent we charge.
 We want to impress you with
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-30

Change of program. Royal tonight.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-17
Near the Anarchy Stage

THAT there will be work, and work OF the most .seriousk kind,
Tor the American army assembling on the border has become very
probable during the past few days. The order OF President Dmz US
pending constitutional guarantee has been followed, it is reported, by
an order from Gen Madero oil the rebel forces % show the federal
troops no quarter. /.
10 those who know the Latin-Amencan temperament these orders
meal only II thing-a reign OF appalling bloodshed in which OF only
combatants are to be denied the ordinary humaniues OF modern rules
OF wal but neutral people unhappiy in the n of strife and women
and children will fall victims. Nj Americans who know Mexico have
dreaded this stage OF the strife. 1t is no surprise TO them that these
orders have been issued.
rebels are to be sumnariy executed without trial the order Of vel
Jealous and headstrong generals IN the field bent o n winning approba-
ton Tor efficiency" at the national capital the rebels will naturally
tight back in the same manner. The Mexican may be n inefficient
soldier but he a fight in his ow way, and 1t is a terrible way when
a foretastc OF what sort OF spectacle is in storei is given US in the
Casas Grande yer all slain by the federal troops. The United States
In the name OF humanity " e shall have to put a stop to it. For the
sake OF American residents and american interests in Mexico W shall
have o do it.
Reports from chihuahua are to the effect that that state is cut
from the outside world by rebel cordons and wrecked railroads. The
state cannot raise the needed food supplies, for which it ordinarily de-
ponds largely n the Texas border cities. Unless communication is
restored by the combatants, which is unlikely, the desperate condition
Of the people will fully justify the Intervention of the United States
troops. 1t would be a inhumanc to let a beleaguered city be lombard
ed with n 70 chance for women, children and other helpless inhabitants
The brutal policy OF Gen. Weyler in Cuba led to the loss of SPANS
richest territory. No more will this country stand by and witness a
more wanton destruction of life in Mexico than by the butcher 81
methods-Los Angeles Herald.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-17
Duffv's Pure Malt Whlskey

has always been and is now a pure, wholesome, healthfu1 medicinal
whiskey, produced without regard to expense in compliance with the
Requirements of the Foods and Drugs Act, the doctors "Materia
Medica" and the ''Pharmacopoeia " the two recognized authorities
on drugs and medicines in the United States. Great care is used to
have every kernel thoroughly matted. thus producing a liquid food.
tonic and stimulant, requiring no digestion. Its palatabnity and
freedom from injurious substances render it SO that it can be re
tanned by the most sensitive stomach. Its gentle and invigorating
properties influence for good every important organ in the body. 1t
makes the old feel young and keeps the young strong and vigorous.
CAUTION When you ask your druggist, grocer or dealer for Dufy's Pure
Malt Whkkey, be sure you get the genuine. Nis sold In SEALED BOTTLES ONLY
never In bulk Look for the trademark, the "OM Chemist" on the label, and
make sure the seal over the cork Is unbroken. Price 100 2 large bottle. Write
Medical Department, The Duffy Malt Whlskey Co. CHICHESTER, N. Y, for doctors adj
vice and an illustrated medical booklet containing testimonials and rules for health
both sent free.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-17

Mrs. Burke writes: Fifteen years ago l was a sufferer from
malaria fever and chils. On the advice OF a friend | took Dufys
Pure Malt Whiskey and was cured. 1t proves effective in keeping
malaria from my system and is a grand medicine for aged people.
I have continued to use it ever since as a tonic" Mrs. Barbara
Burke, $50 So. Liberty St, New Orleans, La.
In his letter Mr.. Burke says: ct is with pleasure that / say
and write and it IS a pity that ! cannot write heoe ro.ds in god
in need Good luck to YOU Vany Burke, Adv. Agent, Winter
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-17
FOR SALE E

500 fresh sploked Picnic Hams a
the Carson Cash Market. See the
quality and ask the price. Order
early. Il
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-17

We spare no expense in giving you
a good show at the Grand T.heater.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-17

u VT IAN LITERATURE
SENT FREE on application to the
Post Office Mission Committee, First
Unitarian Church, Corner Geary and
Franklin Streets, San francisco. Cal.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-17

A carpenters spirit level. The
owners can have it by proving prop
erty and paying for this adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03
Outing Flannel

I OF of 1000 yards Of Outing
- Flannel in factory short
lengths. light colors ~ checks.
stripes. etc. the regular 81 -
kind: Friday sale price. i',c a
yard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03
ELKS BARN DANCE
AUDITORIUM Hss Been Decorated q
Represent Bsrnyard for
Annual Dance

\ triumph 90! The. decorators art .-
ne E.ks dance hall. which has been
prepared by Manager HaberstlcS f..
the annual Elks Halloween tace
tonight The big au" -otium has
been decorated 20 represent q barn
ward, and nothing has been let .n.
done 10 make tho illusion the NOR,
complete. All around tine wallis corn
has been arranged aud hig shock u
me middle maAes The impression ia.
more complete ON the stage q barn
has been erected with number of
chairs On front while boo the left hand
corner ~ the hail e stand for the dis
pOsai %. hot weinics. roast bee sand.
W.chrs and other dcllcacles has been
arranged. O candy wheel being one
% tile features
Meisfers orchestra. 100 r-ibe cos
TUNE. Viii occupy fl. other corner
Around th" crt.re room pumpkin
vines auF pumpkin blossoms are pro-
fIseiy used. while Iu maAiue The Val.
loIs booths. genuine old fences hay.
lng been employed. nothing uhouy De-.
Ing used 900 the whole scheme of dec.
oretlou. Manager HsberstIc. stated
last uight 'haf be- Del planning ior zoo
least 30 peupl. tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03

guests A. the home Of Or. and Mr.
x. Reed at an informal tes M their
hom. ~ 100 Twelfth street The
hours were from 8 to e. o'clock. and
about O.. % the ladies' verc in attend
ance
Tile final session ~ tho convention
opening a. oCiock yesterday. Wa.
largely taken up hy tho selection OF
the place of meeting next year. rIe
election OF officers and fh~ choosing
of 10 delegate to tho National oonvon
Iou OF nurses fo hc held 800 chicago
next Nay.
The election OF officers resulted in
fh' choice of Mr. % a.. Inun-hs-,
OF hariesion fn again serve rho a--t..
citation as pre- Idnuf Tho offices of
secretary and treasurer uer. rorr
h.ned and Mr. V. j steele. az
e haric-tun. former se,rctart. v4l
chosen to again ft 'his position Miss
Alpha Ni'lcife. ~ Glendale. ua- elect.
of first vice president tnd Wi.4 cath
crime Nurcrff. of WcH-burc. .as
selected az second vice pro4fdsr..
Mr. Susan cooke eff fhis c.f,. was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03
MAGAZINE SALE
property Of Hsmpton-coiumbian Ad.
Vertised for Sale IN New
York Papers

l"e NJ" York daily uewspaper-
contain half page ad, ert l.emsnf. az
ing f"r sale the assets aud good
NIi OF the liampton-Columbiau maga
1iHe' ia which e. number Of Wh.rliur
L""pir ar" interested as -to, khofdar-
20" dd'ei iis"m'nt- state than an or.
u'I Mas Deem entered ln the United
N'h''s district court. and thar BE- Is r..
,.'Hab'' b'for" Stanley ". DEXTER
r-.''-' referee Boo bankruptcy. a. his
il'" No. - broadway. NeR York. on
'"''in Der b'h. or D. IN. al which
.''." Dds viii Doe invited and submit
'"d ." the court Tn. nature 81 a..
'--"'- a." such that an immed.st.
sal" ALI b. necessary