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The daily sentinel., 1912-11-30
A DINNER FOR UNCLE JOE.

1t announced from Washington that farewell dinner
to be given Washington the close of the short
Congress honor of Uncle Joseph g. Cannon and that this
vaedctory dinner be the memorable and elaborate affair
OF its kind ever held in Washington.
Men of all parties participate President Taft Pre-
dentEect Wilson and Former President Roosevelt
among the There will be distinguished from every
state and from many nations.
twenty-five terms foy-four years, has Joseph G. Cannon
served in Congress His Congressional the longest any
enjoyed
On the fourth of March Uncle Joe retires private
life and his friends of all parties propose give him farewell
such as Uncle Joe deserves
Say what may the of Joseph c. Cannon has
notable American history influence he has welded
Congress for nearly half has equaed that other
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I,Oemer
Meet me at the Fountain.
BRICK AND TILE.

Leave orders for brick and tile
with us. We are exclusive local
agents for the Delta Brick G. Tia
Company. & Milne, 5z7 Main
street. 11-I-tf
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1000 pairs sample shoes, Just in,
you get them at manufacturers prices.
The Boston Shoe Store. AGver tlse-
ment.
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Mrs. Dunsworth to Leave.

Mrs. NJ. J. Dunsworth. who has
been visiting Mrs. NJ. T. Larur ma
other relatives here for some linz
leaves Monday for Arrow RocE T5s
Mrs. Dunsworth will reside Thor,
permanently. Mr.. and Mrs. CHarrss
Bedwell, the latter nee Miss VarS
Lille, reside at Arrow Rock. Vhsra
Mr.. Bedwell is employed on the soy.
ernment project.
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Dale Gncs HOMO.

W. p. Dale of Delta. who has been
in the city several days on business,
left for his home in Delta this morn
ing. Mr.. Dale is well known coal
baron.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-30

Chicago Man Here.
Clarence Carman OF Chicago, rep
resenting the Marshal Field dry
goods house was in the city today
on business matters.
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Grand uncons splendid record in leading all other cities
the small percentage of children of the school age
enrolled in school, largely due opinion, the
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-30

Senator belongs idea about using railway tunnels for the
accommodation automobiles in the excellent and
naturally attracting much and favorable consideration
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-30

Henry Watterson urging that William J. Bryan be APP
pointed by Wilson minister the Court of ST. James Is
interesting how Col Watterson and number of other
old line democrats who have been besed time and again
by Mr. Bryan anxious that he be given post under the
administration outside the confines of this country?
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-30
To Winter Here.

j. w. Albright, well known in the
Collbran section, has brought his
wife to this city and will spend the
winter months here.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-30

When you want to move rogr
household goods, see ]. w. Milne
Phone Junction 22s, at 3l9 Colorado
avenue.
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Mrs. Edward 4. Taylor Ill.

Mrs. Edward 7. Taylor, wife OF
Congressman Taylor of Glenwood
Springs. will undergo an operation
at st. Josephs hospital on Saturday
morning. Because of her illness
Mr.. Taylor will be unable to attend
the opening of congress He will re-
main In Denver until his wife's COM
plete recovery is assured. Dir. w. B..
Craig, who will he in charge of the
operation, has expressed confidence
that Mrs. Taylor will be able to with
stand the ordeal well.-Dcnver Re
publican.
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If had ures like the serving in the Mcnamara
booeggng yesterday there would be less law breaking
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-30

The profit is yours until the 3Oth.
Fred Mantey. 1l-26-tf
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-07-27
PROLOGUE OF THE STORY.

'SeSSS1 ~ -
Ebert King. Il northern soldier left
for dead on Il southern battlefield, re-
covers consciousness near q farmhouse,
here he hears Jean Denslow, beau
t.ful daughter of the south. tell her
Lagro servant. Joe, that soon she must
marry Lieutenant calvert Dunn. whom
sic does not love. King learns of Il
rlovement to surprise the Fedcrals.
Anxious To get away with the infor-
ration, he intercepts the prospective
bridegroom, appropriates his uniform
mud is mistaken for him. Under cover
OF his disguise and to save himself he
j. married to Jean DenSlow. Still I'M
detected. he starts on horseback with
lis bride to Dunn'S home. En- route
she discovers the deception and. furi.
GUS. galopS off 10 warn the Confed-
crates. Her horse falls and breaks its
neck. while Jean Injuries her ankle.
1Iopelessly she accepts Kings profcr
az assistance to Dunn's home. Kings
lindnesses partially win her. lie later
reports TO the Federal commander,
Rosecrans. who appoints him lieuten-
mt of n body OF scouts, including Dan
tels, head Of fcud faction fighting
lem Donald, a Confederate guerrilla
chief. The expedition leads King to
Dunn's home, where he again. meets
lean, who leads him into trap. He
escapes, only TO stumble across the
body of n slain Confederate officer.
Fearful lest he be stigmatizcd with the
crime, he voluntarily surrcndcrs TO Big
lem Donald and is accused by Cal
vert Dunn. King shows fight but is
subdued and finds himself prisoner
in the cellar of the house until visited
by. Jean. who wants protection, as all
but Judge Dunn, an invalid. have left
the house. She releases King on his
word of honor not to escape. While
watching he has an encounter with
what he thinks is the assassin. find
ing himself overpowcrcd by Big Jcm
Donald to whom lean explains her
faith in Kings innocence The reclin-
ing figure of Judge Dunn attracts their
attention. They find he has been as
sassinated. King is suspected. q Bricn,
Kings aid. arrives with soldiers. who
are surprised by Calvert .Dunn's Con
federates. The Federals illtrencl them
selves within the house, where King
and O'Brien seek TO discover the Sc
cret passage through which Donald es-
capped Held up by Jean, they are
locked In a room, from which they es-
cape with difficulty, disarming and inn
prisoning Jean. Searching for the hid
den passage. the fireplace OPENS, re-
vealing the insane features of wo-
man, which instantly disappear. They
explore the passage and find Big Don
aid wounded.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-07-27
Colonel Donald.

A MOMENT Colonel Donald ap-
IA peared to hesitate. then his e2-
preston became more natural
and he made u weak effort to
smile.
"King-King? Oh. certainly. re-
member now. Your men came. and
r. He stopped. evidently struggling
to recall what had occurred to him
after the arrival of the troopers
1T was a troop of Federal cavalry
dispatched to my aid. Colonel Donald
] sent Miss Denslow up the stairs. in.
tending you should thus have an op.
portunity for escape. and was still par.
leying with the fellows on the front
porch when squad of concealed Con-
federates poured u volley into us.
They hit few. but the remainder
made the house and drove the others
back when they attempted to rush US
We've been defending the house ever
since. and made search for this
secret passage. ! found my way into
It at last and discovered you lying here
apparently dead. with wound In your
thrgt just as those others had"
Ne put his hand up to the cash as
II Just made aware OF 1t.
II am afraid | cannot help you very
much. lieutenant" he said slowly. evi.
IDENTITY striving to remember. Il left
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-07-27

WELL GoBBLE Up THAT YANKEE OUTFIT"
Yankee outfit easy. but it's better TO
wait and make II clean job. As things
are they can't possibly get away"
Some of 'em will sure get hurt If
they ever try It. Well, I'm goin round
the lines again, lieutenant. Maybe
You better wait here. where can lind
Won easy. Besides. this Is about where
Thcilpn will strike for when he comes.
He'll follow that path up from the
creek most likely"
The guerrilla sauntcred OF. gun
ncruss his shoulder. Dunn remained
quiet Il moment and then moved slow
~ round behind the tree trunk. !
heard him scratching Il match. "A
window of the house spit flame to the
sharp crack OF u ,Glrbine. the hall tear
ing along the bark of the tree. My
rascals within evidently were awake.
and the startled lieutenant dropped
the blazing match as though II had
burnt his fingers. Another carbine
spoke from n window farther to the
left. the missile whistling through the
air between us. Then everything be
came silent and black again.
So Dunn intended to resort TO the
secret passage as soon us he had gath
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-07-27

lines Of a well curb with sweep above
It. and beyond that rose the trunk OF
large tree This comprised about all
! could distinguish with any certainty.
! called 10 O'Brien in whisper.
''See II you can Gil your canteen
there at the well without making n
noise" and pointed toward the
vague outline.
| chung watchfully to the doorway
until the boy came safely back.
There was wather in the pail.
sor," he explained. letting me feel
the wet canteen, IAN there's two or
three fellows sittin' there on the back
porch"
''Well. you 20 inside and remain
with Colonel Donald Don't permit
him any opportunity to get away or
sound an alarm"
crept cautiously forth. moving
slowly backward down the short line
of negro cabins. until | attained the
edge of small grove. Under this
concealment | circled to the right.
purposing to advance through the
weeds along the east of the grape
arbor. felt convinced that the
force of attacking Confederates
would be drawn as close In to the
house as the shelter would permit.
began worming my way in toward
the grape arbor. discovering nothing
to obstruct progress. The thickness
of the vines finally prevented further
advance in this direction. and ] con-
sequently turned more toward the
front of the house, heading directly
toward great tree. at the north end
Of the arbor. The spreading branches
cast so black a shadow that was
almost within arms length of the
trunk before becoming aware that
two men were standing there to-
gether. their backs toward me. The
sound of voice first awakened me
to the peril of the position in which
| had unwittingy placed myself.
"Thcilen certainly will be here by
daylight. and then we shall have
enough men to turn the trick. That
was his messenger who just left"
How much OF force will he
bring?" 1t was Calvert Dunn who
asked the question.
lie should have hundred men,
with my fellows picked up on the way.
He was sent over to Bitter Greek To
waylay Yankee foraging party"
There was pause; Dunn kicked
restlcssly ut the root OF the tree.
We'll. it cant be more than an
hour now until daylight" he said at
last. and altogether that will give
us about lGI. won't it,"
THAT or more; my fellows have
been dropping in here all night and
you brought five with you"
Il didn't expect TO fall into this sort
of an affair" in a tone of evident dis
gust. Il merely came over to take
back that Yankee prisoner TO camp.
Did you count the blue belliesT'
mo; but there are about twenty of
them. ! reckon. and they must have
bottled up the colonel or he'd have
been out here with us before this
Those fellars can shoot. too. better'u
any troopers | ever come up against
before" lie paused. thinking. Didn't
you say awhile ago, lieutenant, that
you knew a way eadn' into the house
that would let US take 'em in the
ra'ar?"
Yes. | did. Dodd. but there's no use
trying to t'lrn that trick until we get
more men. II Theilen reaches here
by dayIight Wen sohhle UP that whole
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-07-27

was to my liking. but what could do
with Dunn: The only feasible method
was to take the lieutenant with me
back to the hut. where O'Brien could
stand guard over him. while gathered
together our men for sortie. With
this In view ] gripped him by the col
lar.
NOW. Dunn. keep exactly one step
ahead Of me along the edge or these
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-07-27

weeds until you reach the orchard.
Yes. ! know where we are going. and
any effort to break away or any noise
will put you beyond rescue. Step out
lively now. only be quiet about It"
I heard him swearing tercely under
his breath. but he pushed on as or
dered. We slipped within the shelter
of the cabin. where O'Brien promptly
held US up with leveled carbine.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-04
GOV. HUNT GUEST
 0F B|SBEE TODAY
Will Arrive in Afternoon: Deliver OratiOn at Plaza This Evening.

GOverenor C. W. P. Hunt and party from Phoenix passed through Lowell yesterday afternoon at 2:l5 o'clock en route to Douglas. where the governor giil deliver a Fourth Of July oration today The trip from Phoenix was made by automo- bile. and the governor was accom- panied by several friends. who win accompany him Ito nisbee this after noon. sft tt
 The party did not stop at Lowell, but turned into the Bisbee- Douglas highway at the foot of Main street, Lowell. The entertainment commit. tee o; the Bisbee Fourth of July celebration committee win leave for Douglas today about noon and will bring the governor to Risbee to bc the guest Of the organization until tomorrow morning. He will deliver pn adress in-GOppfr Queen plaza this evening at o'clock and at SEQ he will be. the guest of honor at a re- ceptlOn at the Warren District Coun. try cluD. the club and the entertain ment committee being hosts. The governor and the cayalry officers will be the gnests of honor af a banquet al the Copper Queen hotel cafe this afternoon
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-04

The third of July was added @ the days of the Fourth of July cele-
 bra1iOn by the spirit of festiyity and
 gaieiy that paryaded the whole dis
 trlct yesterday Troops Of cavalry
 began arriving at Warren early in the morning. and soon the khaki uniforms of The cayalrymen dotted the entire district Decorations be- gan to go up in earnest yesterday the business men inathe down town district Vleine with each other to Sc cure originality and variety. By night Main street and Brewery gulcii were masses of flutteriHs flags and bnniing.
 Two troops of cavalry from Doug las were the first to arrive, reaching Warren al SEQ o'clock Next came the band from Fort Iluachnca, and then the troops from the mountain army post. The approach of The cav. airy was reported by telephone t0 the entertainment committed, and by the time of their aEriyal the band stand at Vista Park. Warren had been converted into completely ac. contered and furnished reception booth. where the officers were re ceiyed and furnished with refresh. ments.
 IL was with difficulty that the troops made camp at Warren. It was one of the Windiest days that the City Beautiful has ever experienced, and it required the services Of a dOz- en men 10 put up one tent, and then the thing was accomplished only ar ter several trials The wind was from the south and it swept without let or hindTance across the flats of By three o'clock in the af ternoon, however. q perfect tent city bad been set Hp. and later In the afternoon the troopers began to ar rive in Bisb-e on shore leave"
 The lobby of the Copper Queen was 2 gay center after the arrival of the officers. The responsibility Of setting up camp at Warren was left to the officer of the day, and the other of.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-04
b|SBEE IN GALA ATTIRE
 WELCOMES CELEBRATION HOSTS
Mass of Futtering National Flags and Various DecOra tOns Enlivened by Troopers and Officers in Khaki Uniforms. King Mirh Adds Extra Day to Season of JOlity. '.

sffcers. head by Lieut. Col Calbraith, who is In command of the troops here, came to the city The members of the reception committee were where they could do ,fhe most good.
 Automobiles were sent to the army post early yesterday morning to bring over the families of the officers, and they arrived in sections. the last rear coming In shortly after noon. They were met at the Copper Queen hotel by the entertainment com mittee Of ladies, and after they had had time to make their toilets. a re ception in their honor was held in the hotel parlors. after which lunch con was served the ladies Of the post and the members of the committee entertaining
 While the officers were being en- tertained af a smoker at the Warren District Country club last night. the ladies enjoyed cards at the hotel par h1rs.
 The scouts of the mems entertain ment committee who met the van guard Of the troops at Warrci yes. terday were W E. GOhring. Lem Shatuck, Tom Hughes. Ed TOvrea. Jesse Yoakum, M J Cunningham, l. F, Curry, II. Poppen. John $ Will liams and J. +. Gray.
 The Eiks' club viii hold open house for the cavalry officers during their stay in the city, and this afternoon the returns of the Johnson-Flynn Frize fight will be received at the club. The club has presented each officer with a privilege card. The Warren District Country club has al so extended it's conrtesies to the of. hceTs during their stay here.
 The ladies from Fort Huachuca who are registered at the Copper queen hotel and are guests of the ladies en tertainmeRt committee are: Mrs. F.
 Indsley Miss I.indsley. Miss Coie- man. Mrs. Jordan. Miss Brett, Mrs W. C. Gardenshine, Mrs. Farmer Misses Blanche and Hester Nolan, Mrs. F. J. Keiffer.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-04
STAGE IS SET
 FOR DISTRICT
 CELEBRATION
Glad Colors and Multitude ot Electric Lights Make City Delightful Fairyland
RESIDENT SECTION
 DECORATES ALSO
Fourth Cavalry Band in Im- prOmptu Concert at Post Office Plaza Last Night.

Blsbee and the Warren distriet was beautifully abloom when night fell Yesterday The oflce Of the Bis, bee Improvement -comhany was surs mounted win a string Of red, white and blne electric lights and the cor nice of the building was studded with ihem. Over the west entrance Of the main office a red. white and blue, star was lighted hy electricity
 The Orpheum theatef was also lighted with these cOlored lights and string of them was thrown across the entrance to Brewery Gulch, the whole giving that part of the city a distinctly holiday appearance. An. other place where vari-colored light. ing arrangement was made use Of in. the decoration scheme was at. tka residence Of Father Van Goethan. ad- joining St PatTiCk's Catholic church. The picket fence in front o. the res idence was covered under mass Of red, white and blue bunting and the effect clsyerly displayed by the nse Of red. white and blue lights.
 SC completely is the identity ot HslN store bn BldlU street Hluut'i III the mas Of color that it wonld be difficult 10 say which place is the more prettily decorated, hut this will be the hard task of the judges Of the parade and decoration competition. II IS safe to say thai Bisbee has never before worn such a gay costume as 1t wears this morning. The deCora- ton is not confined tO the business saction. however. for some of the prettlest decoration effects will he found in the residence sections of Inc city The stage IS set for the big Psst Fourth Of July celebration eyer neld in the Warren district.
 The Fourth Cavalry hand gave an impromptu concert in the post offica plaza last night at 8 o'clock. It had not been announced that the cavalry hand would play but a crowd of sev- oral thousand people gathered i0 hear the soldiers play.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-04
NOTED BIOLOGIST
 VISITS DISTRICT
Walter Harvey Weed Who Has Given Science Many Valuable Discoveries Now in Bisbee.

Walter Harvey Weed. world famed geologist. of Norwalk, Conn. arrived !n the city yesterday from Butte. Montana. and is q guest at the Copper Queen hotel He has been studying along geological lines at the Butte copper camp and came to this Eart Of the country to continne his studies. He will be in this part Of the country for some time.
 While on the geological survey Of Yellowstone park from 1883 to 1889 he made the important discovery that coloTs Of hot springs and gnyser de. posits arc due to algae living in hot waters and that the deposits are formed by alsac life. which is a sort of sea weed.
 Dr. Weed was also the discoverer Of Death Gulch in Yellowstone mark. which discovery he made while work ing on the government survey. Death Gulch is an extinct hot spring, which gives off carbon dioxide gas and many bears, elg and other wild animals were killed by inhaling this poisonous gas before they were 1TOPerly protected from it.
 Dr. Weed also made valuable hiscOv- cries while engaged in general geo logical exploration of Montana. map ping out over 10000 square miles. the results Of the great work appearing as geologic folios of the Geological Survey of the United States Tn re cent years Dr. Weed has devoted lis time mainly to economic geology. wis iting the leading mining centers Of lhc United States. Cuba, Central America and Mexico. He was the first to publish the theory of second ary ore deposits, the truth Of which is now generally recognized
 The distinguished geologist is well known as a writer in scientific maga- zines Of the country and holds mem bership in the best known geologic societies of this country and Europe iie is also well known as an author having published number Of works on geology.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-04
ROAD OILIhG
 STOPS DUST
Though the Winds May Rage There Is Nothing Doing Along the Newly Rolled NacO Road. 'ls
DOUGLAS FEELS STORM

With the exception of the final rolling and packing. the county roni between Bisbee and the terminal of the Bisbee-D Douglas state highway be. low Lowell has been completed. The section Of the road comprising Main street, Lowell, was finished yester- day afternoon, and the progress of the big parade today will not be in- terfered with. Work on the road will suspend today in order not to .interfere with holiday traffic
 The top coating of oil on the road is already coming to the surface in many places on the road. and with the final rolling process it will be dust proof. Yesterday when the hardest dust storm in the district this year occurred. the winds could not not start anything in the way of dust on the road. and this was noted and commented on by all who passed be. tween Bisbse and Lowell
 lt is understood that Scott and AdamsoR will make bid for oiling NacO road in the city limits, and will hold their machinery here until after the bids are opened Saturday night at eight. o'clock.
 The worst sand storm in years is reported to have occurred at Doug las yesterday. it becoming necessary Co close stores and snspend business during the worst part of it. Warren also experienced stinging dust and wind storm. One severe pun of wind blew one of the big par klights from it's stand aud carried it across the park. According 10 practical weather prophets. the wind storm yesterday makes it practically certain thar it will not rain today. though it is a standing joke in Bisbee that the reading of the Declaration of Inde- pendenee constitutes declaration of war by Jupiter Plnvius
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-04

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 It doesn't matter how light Sr heavy your clothing. or how stuny RRf hot it may he indoors. in the theatre ball room or concsrt-hhtl. FERSPl-4So ~IlI keep your arm pits just as tTe.h snd Grs as the hack Of pour Gnds-Just giorousi
 There1i De no more running Cf oOlors in eOlored gowns. at the arm-piI-. No more Inissry from rolled up dress shields thai form Il ropJ wad under the arms. No more bumiliationi Just ntll, PERSPI-NO will do iJ ali. It d pow der, applied with pad. A pad iu each box. lt's done m Ia minute. Never tn. 5nres or stains the fabric. absolutely saTs
 Satisfaction guaranteed or money EGCE
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-04
DANCE FRIDAY NIGHT

Wind up the celebration by attend. ing the Dance Friday night at Odd Fellows Hall Brennan's orchestra will furnish the music 2S0
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-04

Fight returrs. by rounds at EIks' club. afternoon of July ith. for Elks only 269.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-04

Fight returns, by rounds at Elks' club. afternoon of July 4th., for Elks only 2gg.