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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-01
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Scranton nad mebrw6dentlidem Sci
ben Der 8lutuersiftuns srlsssn uni
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wirO uon bsm @atteu uub swsi Ssinberu
iiberlebt...
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SObn 0eber, tpeIds Dor 6s Sabrsn In
DeutihtanO ssbOren wurbe. Ole
8eiiesuns Der Ssritorbensn, melds
bon pier S6bnen unb swsi EO9teru
iibsrlebt Uirb, erfOlste SOnntas i'm
8alnut grous SrisObof.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-01
6 Srp5ent S5DpDtbefcm.
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s 2so0 faufen einen gder 2aub in Der
Staot; ieoer Sue ebeu uno iein
fiir @emiiieanbau. 9ntes sebn
Simmer 6aus, 6iibnerbaus unb
tleiner S6eune; Sru6t. Jtur
20 Wfinuten bonn @erihtshans.
OieieS 1T Elm iebr feltsner @riff.
Sprehet In Der Office pGr unS
iIumet uiht.
700 Sieben 3immsr Saus. Gtart's
Summit, iebr 9roBe Got, nabe
%. bel StraBenbabn, STRIDE unb
Shule.
4500 Rrahtpolles Saus, ails 9erbels
lerun9en, nabe Der O., (. & W.
unb ytOrtbern @lectric, Glart's
Summit.
1575sa6t 3immer Sans, elm ader
Vanb. Sheune, Gn3abl iSruhts
baume. ishr nabe Der slrhaIte.
itatlOn berStraBenbabn. { alton.
5000 Sebr 9utes feds 3immer 0uus,
gutter Ssllsr. srObe Dadtammer,
ale Serbeiieruu9en, pclie Sot,
9lOrS SincOln auenue.
1000 Sisbsn 3immsr Saus mo pisF
Cots, Dfarion Strase
1850 9leun 3immer SauS. quite Got,
SruG:, Sonssoale StraGe.
27O0 3wsi Samilien Saus. sioBe Got,
6aum fur einen ooppeten YloG
porHe, 0isw StraBe.
$500 Ssbr biibidss 0aus, itds Gins
msr. eroBe Dadfammer. UGas
HOt. abams ausnue. TGHmore.
$500 Gissntbum auf Der @hNieite.;
Wfietbe betrdst ss5 ben Dtonat.
2100 adt 3immer Sdus. prlic Got,
8Ople Strass. DnnmOrc.
$500 Doppsltes Saus, adj 3immsr
Die Seite. ale 8erbsiIri ungen,
@ltctric StraBe.
1000 Doppsttes Saus. feinrs aus.
iehen, alle YerbsiiernnSsH. @lse.
trio Strabe.
1900 SedlS ISimmer Dams. Sof 100
SuB In 5ront. Wtoniep !Iuenus.
2200 Doppeltes 9aus. quite %ass on
Son Storh Guenue.
$500 Saosn uno Bobnuus. eot 1870
bel 140. isbr CUTE @teseubsit
fir einen aufsewedten Utann.
23OO Saus. feds 3immer aui Dem
eriten Stod, bier auf Dem sneis
ten, Got 60 bel $50. on @beituut
StrlBe.
5000 @utss Doppslbaus au 5trat.
forb apenue. ~ 3immer. 9ro'
Ger Dahraum, 8erbsierungen.
@dlot, 80 bel 167 SUB. Gs
lobnt fid), ipenn sic uns pssen
oieIes @i9entbums isber.
$500 Seines pier 5amilien Sans, fann
als boppsttss Saus beuust wsr'
ben. 9rose Got unb Sheune;
nabe Der Bropibenee Hoao unb
oem @irfus9runbe. Sermietbet
fir 1894 baS Sabr. Sin Bars
gain, fpenn idnell senOmmen.
gu bern,tetbem.
2absn I'M 100 9lod, 5ranftin apenue
2abeu 90 bel 80 on Siebenter StraBe
@infa6e unb boppelte Bobnbanier
Inb Stats tn alien EbsiIen Der Stabt.
Bir ianfsn, ueriaufen, psrmietbsH
Iub ueriihern Gtsentbum In alien Ebets
IN ber Stabt unb bes Counties. %
,iro Sie bejablen, bob sic uus foa'
ebe Sie Elm Gbicmmen treffen.
sac Spnnell Oebdabe.
feues SOC. aftes 466S.
Sffem Satnffa9 slbenb
bon 7.30 Bio. $780,.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-01
SIN nsuen bsntiden Sasitstc

- Sm ueueu bsntfdeu Rsidstas
weroen bic SojialbemOfratsn ITO Sise
bnben, bod baben bic fOrtidrittliden,
niAt Experimentation 9ruppen bic
@nti6eionns in Sdnbsu.
- Nad Oem relisi6Isu 3enfus bat
bic Sabl ber 9irhenmitstieber In ben
gsrsin. Staaten i'm lsstsu Sabre nm
nur 594, 600 3usenommen, Ooer etpa
IL ProSsnt. Die MtstbObiftsniirde
bate cine 5unabme BON 2o4, 600 Mit.
sIieOern iibsr oas Sabr 1910 uub bic
r6miid.fatboliide Sir6s cine iOlGs bon
23o. 900. MitslisOsrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-01
Spbe 3arf 6Dttsen.

hthu Hht S(itHItuU th W. S~elotu sOtDt
I1limme Branbnunbsn bapon.
- Sin TDhtsrlsin bat lid BET ben
Gbeleutsn Sartlep y. MlOier BON giOrb
sincOln auenue sinseitellt.
- Den @bstsutsn u. 8rubmann
uOn Brpon Utapr StraBs lit Elm
Stammbaltsr seboren wOrben.
- am Samita9 murbe Die 4eide bes
Mannss, Der am WlittmoG In, benz
SamptOn Soi psritiimmslt aufssiun.
ben murbe, als bic bee aleranber TOot
uon Saptborne StraBs srfannt, bsr in
benz bortisen Ruuobans anssitsIt mar.
Safob 9iunlsr bon Sampton
StraBe beridtete Der POlisei am Mon'
tag. baB Tags SuuOr, wabrsao sr osm
@Ottesbieuit beimObute, iemano elm
9intsrfsuitsr eiuftieB, in Die 8Obnuns
orans unb 81 aus elmer Shublabe
itabt.
- Der on @rant Gpenue In Soit
sebsnos SOiepb OaapiOnsfp unb als
Sanolanaer In Der Briggs .3e6e anses
felt, purbe Sreita9 Siadmittas aui
Der Stele eridlassn, ais bic Dede elm.
fiel unb ct ueri6iittet murbs. Gr mar
40 Sabre alt. uuuerbeiratbet uuo bon
@eburt Elm Rulie.
- Gin .. & 3. 6oblen,ug unb
9adamanna Drillsus follibirten ON
Dienitag Wiorsen auf Der Diamond
9reu3uns, neil anssblid Der Signal
mann feline Sisnale uerpirrte. GrOs.
bem 3iemli6es llubeil an ben 3iisen
.anserihtet ipurbe, entfamsn bic anse.
itellten unperlett.
Der 81 Sabre alts albert u.
9ord lit an Sreitas DtOrsen in Der
@lternmobnung on @riter Straee,
Selleuue, mad fur3er Srunfbeit seitor'
ben. Die Ssiiesuns erfOlste am UiOns
tag Scrmittas, mad einem Grauerbisnit
in Der ct. Wiarien Stride, i'm Srieobof
Der 9emeinoe bel Jio. 5.
- Der So Sabre alte Ssrbert Sar'
msr pon ar6bulO StruBe. Gin Berg.
mann in Der Selleuue 3ete. 1T am
DOnneritas MOrgen ben Ysrlssunssn
erle9sn. Die er Tags supOr erbislt. als
er auf Dem @is ausslitt. Gs nurOen
ibm mebrere Hippea sebrOden unO
aut innerIide SerlesunSsn susefiist.
- Der 2adananna 8remier 8obert
8sao BON Sallitsao lief am Diontas
Sormitta9 i'm Sampton Sof auf si'
mem Selsiis uno als Elm !3us auf BEN.
ielbsn anfubr, trat er auf bas smeits
@sleiie, 9eraoe als anf oemielben aud)
Elm .3us anssfabrsn fam. Rsab murbe
9etroffen unb etma 3man3ig SuB &c.
ihleubert. entfam aber nit elmer itarteu
@rihiitteruns uno tsi6ten 8srlesunssn.
- @Ornslius Murrap uon eaiapstts
StraBe, Der Su Pittston BON Der gsnn.
iplpania Soblsn @ompanis bel Der
Senfuns fiir einsn Sdadt angeitstlt
mar. puros am 5reitas Worsen bort.
felbft est0otst, als ibn elm 3arreu i'm
8iiden traf; er usridisO elm paar
Ufinntsn mad bsm llnfad. Wturrap
mar 2s Sabre alt unb miro pon leiuer
ibm Dor elm paar MOnaten ansstrautsn
@attin iiberlebt.
- Wfidast Sinnertb, stpa 60 Sabre
att nnb on RailrOab ausnue, 8eaeuue,
pobnbaft, purbe am Srsitas Morsen
auf benz Seimwsg uou eiHsm Paiiaeier.
3n9 9stroffen uno TO fdlimm psrlstt,
baB er auf Der Stslle ftarb. Der Ser.
unsliidts mar ats 9itterbtter bel Der
@lm StraBe .. & 3. Ssrtu,ung anse.
itsat uno Der llHfull ereisnsts fid elm
paar Wiinuteu nadoem sr fiir ben Gag
bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-01
Sf es nidt 3eit
fit nod ein
1leueS GleiO /?

@isbt es cine @ds in Shrer @arbes
robe. NO elm neuss Sleib nothwsnbis
ihp Climb Sie bsreit. elm pollss Drittsl
an BEN Orisiualprsis su iparsn. ipsnn
ole es faufen, uuO su slsiAer 3sit ei'
usr Der gaiiou Stils srluusenb2
> Gs fino nur sinise aleiOer bier iibris,
absr mir babsn nidt ben 8aum fiir
bislslben. Saben sic? Ssrseiist
nidt, iebes SlsiO lit usu bieie SaiiOn
uno 70 puuideuswertb, als Dts irseno
siuss, bas mir usriauitsn.
sc linb Ssrsss, Pauamas. Wfeila'
lines unb Eafistas - nit bObsm oosr
aieoriesm 9ats - uub lanssn oosr
stmona aermeln. @eseigt in elmer
geri6iebsnbsit bon Sarben. bic benz
8essnbosen riualiiirsu. alls @rOBen
tn Der @rupps. Oieu8epreift wis fol9t:
$6.67 fiir s 10 Slsioer.
$1,000 fiir t15 alsiOsr.
$1,000 fiir $1s alsiOer.
q 1894 fur 500 Slsiosr.
$16.e7 fur s25 slsiOer.
! Gin puur Chiffon Ssisllidaft alsibsr
- 5u grsiisn ebsnfalls sinorittsl wsni'
ger mic regular.
= :. (gsnOsrun8sn srtra.)
* e., 3wstter stOd - 5abritiibls.
Globe Warehouse
121.l27 Wyoming Avenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-01

- SObn SisoOinston tieB am DieH.
flag sssen Gbarles Us. @ramer cine
@utidaoisunssilase fiir $1,000 elm.
traaen, neil beIien Sobn nit ieinem
autOmObit ibn lsstsu MOuat uieosr.
rannte uno usrlests. -
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-11-01
New England.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Oct. 22, 1912.
Plans for the warehouse season are
being made in the Connecticut valley.
The establishments Of Edwald Viewer
and L. P. Bissell, of Sufield, Conn.,,
will be among the early ones to open.
The former will employ sixty hands and
the latter ninety. When all the ware
houses are in operation in Sufield up
ward of 500 persons will be employed.
The foregoing represents the fall and
winter activity in single tobacco town,
from which it may be gathered, and
rightly too, that the New England to-
bacco crop has an important bearing on
the prosperity of tobacco growing towns
in winter as well as summer.
Operations in the warehouses will be
watched with interest from the outset
because of widely differing opinions as
to the character of the new crop. There
is a growing belief that the percentage
of wrappers will prove disappoint-
ment-not in all crops, perhaps, but in
the long run. There are evidences also
that the July drought left its impress
on larger acreage than midsummer
information indicated. Considering the
weather uncertainties from early in
August to the middle of the present
month, the amount of pole-sweat will
be small.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-11-01
New York.
NEW YORK, Oct. 26, 1912.


Were it not for the worry of high
prices the market would be in an al
most elysian frame of mind. The worry
is chiefly over the prices paid In the
New England tobacco field. Prices
ranging all the way from 18c to SOC for
tobacco in the field means an enormous
increase for seconds and wrappers of
all grades in marketable condition.
And how the manufacturer could pay
those advances with the stationary
price of cigars worries the leaf mer-
chant and seems to worry him more
than the manufacturer. In the mean
while the cigar business continues to
forge ahead Justify. The reports from
all the cigar manufacturing centers OF
the country continue to give glowing
accounts of the steady activity not only
in the factories, but of overwork and
of the general impossibility to get
enough hands for promptly meeting the
continuous flow of orders. Naturally
the factories supply Of raw leaf is
vanishing rapidly and the leaf market
is drawn upon to fill the gaps. Some
considerable transactions in Wisconsin
and Pennsylvania took place during the
week and the demand seems to run all
along the line. In the Havana market
inquiries for the new crop are increas-
ing and the satisfaction the new crop
is giving promises very active busi-
ness for our Havana importers Jour
nal.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-11-01
Pennsylvania.
LANCASTER, Pa, Oct. %, 1912

AL<A1NO&AO En-, L "a, Wv 80, A0A%-.
Some 1912 tobacco was sold the past
week, but only small crops, and among
the buyers was Morris Levy, local agent
of the United Cigar Manufacturers Co.
The quantity secured was not large. 1t
is understood that the crops so far sold
went at eight and nine cents for wrap
per goods and three cents for filters.
AS in previous years, a good many
dealers have been riding the country
docking up the giit-edged crops, but not
many of them, so far as is learned,
have put price on any of the crops
they looked at In former years the
crop was bought up at general price,
or series of prices, without much re-
gard being paid to the quality of the
goods, and the buying was. done some
years before the tobacco was cut This
year things will be different. There is
even no likelihood of any considerable
buying of tobacco on the poles being
done.
During the past week our packers
have been doing some business, though
none of them have been making large
sales of any kind of goods. A very re-
liable dealer declared last week that
more 1909 tobacco is being sold than
anybody is aware of.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-11-01
WISCONSIN TOBACCO MARKET.
EDGERToN, WIS, Nov. 1, 1912

EDGERTON, WIS.,, Nov. /, 1912.
Fine weather and good roads have
furnished quite an incentive for buyers
to visit the country districts again in
their efforts to purchase the remain
ing fraction of the tobacco crop. While
the bulk of the transactions are confin-
ed to the cheaper end of the crop on a
y to cent basis, just enough move
ment of the better grades has tended
to hold prices pretty strong for any
thing that promises to yield good per-
centage of binder stock A few trans
actions are recorded from IL to 13 cents
and in good many districts the crop is
quite generally sold out.
The following are few sample sales:
Neil Lein, Ga at 113&4c.
Lars Timerly, 5a at 113&4c.
j. r. Johnson, IA at III; Ga at 63.
Peter Johnson, 5a at 73c.
Old stock of all descriptions seems to
be in good demand. The sale of 400
case lot of 10 by the Jefferson Tobac-
CO Co. at Sparta and 3OOcs lot of 'O9
by C. F. Mabbett is reported to Julius
Marqusee. Several other transactions
of a smaller nature have taken place.
H. 7. Sweeney purchased 68cs lot of
0. S. Moe.
The weather of the week has proven
decidedly suitable for the curing of the
late harvested portion of the crop the
most of which seems likely to get be-
yond the reach of heavy freezes.
The shipments out of storage reach
about 3O0cs for the week to all points
from this market.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-06-15
OFFICERS HOT ON
MARI|NEz'S TRAIL
Sheritf's Force Hope 10 Cap
ture Mexican This
Morning

The trail of David Martinez. Who
shot and probably fatally wounded
his ~ year old wife AT Gleesan Tues
day evening grew warm yesterday
and il is believed that the Mexican
will be captured before morning
Officers Cannon ana Rooney have
been ON the trail since early Wednes-
day morning. They obtained fresh
horses at Nilgus yesterday afternoon
al two O'Clock. and went back to tie
trall Last night practically every
deputy ia the county was securing
the country around the Kinney ranch.
where IL is believed that Martinez Is
in hiding.
Martinez is known 10 have slept in
a gulch near GoYan's ranch Thursda =
night. and two men who camped II
The Windmill near the ranch house
told people at the ranch early yea
terday morning that the saw Martin.
e. at six o'clock yesterday morning
getting water at the windmill.
This information was told TO Wal,
ter Douglas. who PASSED that way ia
an automobile en route TO Courtland
and when he arrived there Mr. Doug
las telephoned the information 10
BisEee. Sheriff Harry Wheeler had
been in the city, but had left when
this information was received.
Deputy Sheriff Allie Howe arrived
in the city yesterday afternoon re
turning from the hunt
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-06-15
YOUNG WOMEN BIBLICAL
STUDENTS

MONTE NE. Ark. June LITTLE
annual conference of the Young Wo-
mems Christian association OF the
southwest opened on the camp
grounds near here TODAY and will con
tinue until the 2ith. Four hundred
young women. representing Missouri,
arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas. are
present This conference is planned
for all members Of Young Wom"n's
Christian associations, students and
teachers in all educational institu-
tons. all Bible students Who wish TO
acauaint themselves with association
work, and those interested in mis-
siOnary work Among the speakers
and instructors engaged for the con
ference this year are Rev. Johr 3
Blayney Of Hutchinson. Kas.. Miss
Eleanor Stafford MILL 81 the MondS
Bible institute and Rev. Robert llili,
ID. D., OF Dallas.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-06-15

mittee OF the office Of the Commercial
club in the Gopher Queen hotel on
or before June % nj O'Clock. Prizes
800 and $50
On July Mt 8 o'clock p. m. all
contestants shall meet and by ballot
eleC' Judges and timers.
Other Arrangements Made.
The drilling contest will be held
IN the cur back OF the Phelps Dodge
Mercantile Co. store and on the in
cline an excellent place is furnished
for spectators TO witness il. This
contest will begin AT IL O'Clock and
continue up,il finished.
The mucking contest will be held
at Lowell and will begin at 3 O'Clock
on the afternoon of July T.
To show its absolute fairness the
c0mmitte" leaves the selection of
officials up to the contestants them
selves and the steel is all 10 be
sharpened by the same sharPener, 4
man from the Shattuck force.
II is possible that the conditions
rlay not satisfy all but those who
were consulted about the rules YES
ierday, and there werc several who
were seen, agreed that il had been
made question of the skill of the
irillers and that there was a spirit
Of fairness all through the condi-
lions. The yexing problem OF the
/ liner drill was eliminated and the
I nanv rumors were AZ length set at
rest
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-06-15
GOOD ROADS MAP
MAKERS IN GLOBE

GLOBE. June &c. u. Hamilton,
who rebfesents the Arizona Good
roads association. and is making maps
Of all arizona roads suitable Tor an.
tOmobhe travel. was in the city yes
terday.t andsexpects to 20 from here
10 Stafford
Mr.. Hamilton is accompanied by
Harry Locke. who is also interested
in the good roads work. and is tray-
cling with the map making car.
They stated that they came over
the Pinal mountains from Ray. and.
although advised that the road was
not suitable for automobile travel,
they came over without any mishap or
trouble
After trip to the lower ella val.
les the map makers viii 90 north
10 the Grand Canyon.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-06-15
NJ DONAlO APPOINTED
TO SCHOOL BOARD

c. A. Mcdonald. cashier OF the
Citizens Bank and Trust COMPANY
has been appointed member OF the
board OF trustees of the school dis
trict by County School Superintend-
ent II. Fl. Hotchkiss. to ftp the va
cancy created by the resignation of
Parker l.. Woodman.
The announcement of the appoint
ment of Mr. Mcdonald yesterday
was the first public intimation Of tho
RESIGNATION OF Parker l.. Wodman.
though the resignation came as n
matter of course since Mr. Woodman
has left the city. and the prObabili-
ties are that he will not return to
reside here. Mr.. McDOnald's term
OF Office. the unexpired term OF Mr.
Wo0dman, expires in April OF 1914
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-06-15
WILL START O|L|NG
LOWELL ROAD MONDAY

W. NJ. AdamsOn. OF the contracting
the work of tearing up the road bel
will begin Monday. Mr.. Adamson said
yesterday afternoon. After the road
is torn up it will be oiled. half a gal
lon TO square yard. and il will then
be rolled and packed. Another hall
gallon to the square yard will then
be poured on the road bed, and a
layer of sand several inches in depth
will be spread over IT, The road will
then be rolled again.
II will take about two weeks to com
firm OF Scott and Adamson. who were
awarded the contract of oiling The
county road between the eastern city
limits OF Bisbee and the terminus OF
the Risbee-Douglas highway below
Lowell. was in the city yesterdJ%.
experimenting the unloading OF three
car loads OF sand that will be used
in the road work
The oil that will be used in the
work is expected to arrive today. and
plete the work. Mr. Adamson said.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-06-15
REUNION OF HARVARD CLUBS

NEW YORK, June 14:-Boastful Of
the prowess OF their college and at
testing this spirit with cheers and
class yells. one thousand or more
graduates OF Harvard. representing
every section of the country. gather.
ed N the metropolis today for the six
teenth annual meeting OF the. Associa-
ted Harvard clubs. The program eov-
ers two days and provides for bus
mess sessions AZ tho Harvard club
and a banquet al the Hotel Aston.
with President A. Lawrence Lowell
as the guest of honor At the con-
clusion OF the reunion a majority OF
the delegates will go To Cambridge
to attend the festivities at the IIar-
ward commencement
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-06-15
acknowledgements
.ELKS WILL SMOKE
AND PLAN FOR FOURTH

Those who thought the smoker of
the Elks given last month marked
tho end of socisl activities among
The antlercd herd for the summer
season reckoned without the enter.
tainment oommitiee and have anOth-
or guess coming for the end is not
vet. This became evident when
Motto TO Flks" Was published in
The Review yesterday announcing 4
smoker to be held tonight with L
hint OF some of the trimmings that
will go to make ub the evenings pro
gram. II was said that there would
be music. talks. .mulligan a Ia Ingc
and other GOOD things, general get
together affair
\ member OF the entertainment
committee of the Elks stated to a
representatives OF The Review that
there was p cause back of the Smok-
or which was the direct sequence Of
the moving cause This is the
coming Fourth of July celebration
and plans for the participation by
the Elks IN the coming celebration
Will then he coppleted.
The nations birthday is always
hoHored by this patriotic order. he
stated, and no exception is TO be
made this year Speaking of the
program he said that there would be
music by an excellent Mexican or
chestra and there will be informal
talks by different members. Besides
this there will he the eats and that
which accompanies the eats TO give
; them SAVIOR ana add Zest TO the APP
/ petite. IL is To be jolly and in
1 formal affair and will be held in the
( living rooms downstairs and not in
: the lodge room. The committee
; which has charge OF the participa-
/ ton OF the lodge in the celebration
] will outline plans and the opportuni-
I " be given 20 all Elks to get in the
game.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-06-15
BIRTHDAY OF "OLO GLORY"

WASHINGTON. ID. G., June IA
Flag Day, the anniversary Of the adop
ton of the red. white and blue, as the
national emblem. was more generally
observed in the national capitol 40
day than ever before. From public
buildings, business houses and thou
sands Of private residences. Old Glory
waved triumphantly. Pennsylyania
avenue. always the main artery ~
the capitol. was today especially the
current where the stream Of national
pride showed Itself. Hundreds OF
slars were floating on both sides OF
the thoroughfare Special exercises
i'm observance Of the day were held
at several OF the government depart
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ment Offices and in all Of the public
schools.
Tne american flag was adopted by
congress one hundred and thirty-fiye
wears ago today. There has long
been a dispute as to who originated
the design OF the flag. George Wash
ington and BENJAMIN Franklin approx
ed the design. and Betsey Ross. wife
or John Ross. an uphOlsterer, living
in Arch street, Philadelphia, made the
one which the congress of the original
thirteen states adopted, and il is the
same flag today except that star
has heen added as often as new
state has been admitted into the
union.
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Bids for concessions 10 conduct the
open air dances in Bishee and in
Lowell on July 4 and ;. afternoons
and evenings of both DAYS, will be
opened by the undersigned on Monday
June II.
The conditions require the conces-
sionaire to erect and remove plat
forms and limit the amount to be
charged to 3 cents per couple for
each dance.
THOMAS BLAIR.
n Y Life ms Co. Risbee.
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CHRISTIAN eNpEAvoRERs

ANADAltkO, Okla. June 1.-THE
annual convention OF the Christian
Endeavor societies OF Oklahoma began
here today with a large and represen-
tative attendance The sessions will
continue until Sunday
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NOTICE

All Eagles and Redmen are re-
auested TO meet at the X. OF T. hall
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Methodist ladies will have their
regular monthly food sale today at
Standard Furniture company 26o
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Saturday night, 10 take part in the
big street parade az 1900 p. m June
rs. IT. Committee.