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Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-25
Notice

On account of the misunder-
standing of my notice Of last
week in regard to the use Of tele-
phones, | wish to say that all
subscribers are entitled to the
use of any phone without extra
charge but non-subscribers wish
ing to use a residence phone will
be charged twenty-five cents per
call. ct is the custom of quite a
number Of people to run in and
use a neighbors phone, not only
to considerable trouble to. the
neighbor but to a loss to the Tel
ephone Co., and such calls will
be charged for at the rate of
twenty-five cents per call. Sub
scribers will be held responsible
for the amount of such calls and
will have to O. K. the calls be-
fore they will be put thru.
THE DUNCAN TELEPHONE
COMP 4ANY.
By ]. E. COILS
Pres. & Mgr. adv.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-25

Miss Lila Moore has been seri-
ously III the past week but is i'm
proving now.
H. B. Harris, Tim Chapman,
Chas. Harris and S. L. Daniels
were in town Monday as witness
es for Ed McKelvey; Garnett
5illiland, Owen G. D'Dell, T. ].
Nations and Jas. F. McGrath for
Dock Wilkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Onley, Jr. Of
Stems, N. NJ. are in Duncan shak-
ing hands with old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olney both grew to
man and womanhood in Duncan,
altho when very young man Mr.
Olneywas absent forseveral years
Mrs. Olney was one Of the most
popular young ladies of Duncan.
about six years ago Mr.. Olney.
claimed his bride (nea) Lena
Daniles DUNCAN, and they moved
to Stems, N. M. where they have
since resided coming toDuncan On
occasional visits which are always
welcome by their many friends
here.
A permanent building as
sociation was effected last Thurs
day night at their usual place Of
business, to erect a two story
building in Duncan for the pur-
pose Of Lodges and other purpos-
es. The lot being purchased the
building will start in the near
future.
We have a large assortment of
ladies childrens and mems shoes
at very low prices, ladies' velvet
top shoes $500 andup, mems Elk
shoes S2.25 I. F. & M. E. Camp
BELLS Adv.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-25

b Southern Pa
wing Lordsburg
Fith Ell Paso &
|3r El Paso, leav-
Etain Time, and
slas and Bisbee
|untain Time.
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|fton. Arizona.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-25

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Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-25
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-18

ly.equipped Regal" automobile, one
of the elegant $3.50 Remington" play
or.pianos, a perfect 800 diamond ring
or one of the other prizes.
Better still, get the lady to enter
her own name and then vote for her
Those who get in on the start have
the best chance of winning, hence II
is desirable that the name Of your
favorite candidate be entered without
delay. Candidates who enter this
contest do not necessarily have to be
subscribers to the Bulletin. En-
ter your name and your friends will
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-18
CANAL TRAFFIC TO HONOLULU.

What will the Canal bring us3 often put by the who
know What's usc2 and also by the thoughtful striving dis
count the future OF tho Canal traffic
query significant, have appeared
mainland papers recently. The society section Of the New York World
publishes the following the trend Of travel to Panama. and
naturally suggests conclusion the society people will Panama
before the ditch finished certainly there will be much OF novelty to bring
them through the Canal and Honolulu after the ditch for traffic
A trip that many society peopl. taking the
Imu Two weeks remain before Easter brings end the dull
days Of Lent and inaugura brief but little town.
Palm Beach has passed the hcyday and Southern travel
lcr returning in shoals The Panama trip has always
enhanced the fact that this will probably be
the last opportunity for seeing the big ditch before is filled with
All the boats going Panama filled with pleasure seeking
passengers, and the booking lists filled for the month
1t used be thought that the only pleasant for Wis
the Ismu but travellers have discovered that April
charming time for the Southern trip, Of which
ties beng formed for the expedition for the next SIX weeks
iavoiic for the trip be the fortnight following
Easter On Saturday April g. great boa'oad of people to
trip now and who arc due return on the Victoria use on April
are Mr. and Mrs John R Drexe W Fude Nelson, Jane. w.
Alexander Mr. and Mrs Edward Tiffany Dyer Miss Madeline
H"o~o" n F. D E Re La avn % Mr. and Mrs. NJ
and Mrs. John Watson J, and General and Mrs Stewart L.
So much for the society people the tourists with money spend
The San Francisco Examiner publishes the following London cabcgram
LONDON, April 6-Ihc Chronicle that German ship
lines carry California by the
Of the Panama canal at the New York. The
only charge will be sufficient the canal duties.
This what has been expected and oreshadows
makab development here and all along the Pacific Coast
OF the influx Of European immigrants There the slightest
doubt that with the cheap rates prevailing the Of men to do the
work will be longer the problem of the present day.
The Bulletin yesterday published prospectus million dollar
corporation develop Tanning Island competitor Of Honolulu
Pacific Cross Roads. Ef
of the great opportunities u.s. is not good profit
able investment for the business of this much
heavily promotion campaign that will make of Honolulu being
uppcmost the minds Of mainland people when the Canal open for
traffic less than two years hcncc2 ~
Think over gentlemen. aHaRsa
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-18
Trust Co., Ltd.
Second Floor. Judd Building

campaign. In each district will be
awarded absolutely free a handsome
$3.50 Remington" player.piano, or
complete vacation tour to San Fran.
cisco and return; a perfect and beau.
tiful 800 diamond ring; solid gold
ladies' watch. and a round trip to XII
laucN or Honolulu and return.
Who Can Nominate.
Any person has the privilege Of
nominating one or more candidates,
whether he or she is n subscriber of
the Bulletin or not. Nomina.
tons should be mailed or brought to
the Contest Department of the Bul.
letin AT ONCE. as the names of
candidates will be published very
shortly. and It Is of immense impor.
lance for n candidate to have her
name In this first list, as her friends
will then see that she Is in to WIN,
and will not promise to lend their
support TO someone else, thinking that
she Is not In the race. Candidates can
he nominated after this first publica
ton of names, but II Is a great advan.
tagc for each to have her name In this
first list. IT COSTS ABSOLUTELY
NOTHING TO NOMINATE A CAN.
DIDATE.
How Ballots Are Secured.
In all cases where voting ballots are
issued. subscriptions must be paid In
advance. The full amount of money
must be sent by mail, paid to author
lied agents or contestants or brought
TO the Office of the Bulletin.
Votes are also secured by clipping
the daily coupons. each of which is
worth TEN VOTES, from the Bull
letin. These coupons appear each
day and any number of them may be
voted for candidate.
How Territory Is Divided.
District No. 1 consists of Honolulu
and the Island Of Oahu, from the cen.
ter of Nuuanu Street, West.
District No. 2 consists OF Honolulu
and the Island of Oahu. from the cen.
ter of Nuuanu Street, East.
District No. consists Of the Islands
of Kauai and Maui.
District No. consists of the Island
of Hawaii
The Contest Office.
Is located In the Bulletin OF.
flee, Alakea Street, and is open all day
and up to s o'clock In the evenings.
III there Is any point In connection
with the contest that is not quite clear
TO you, call, write or telephone, and
II will be cleared up for you. Tele.
phones 21S5 and 1856.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-18
C0ELH0 POINTS
WITH PRIDE TO
CONVENTION RESULTS

Editor EvenInrRuIIctip. ow-
inn io tho n,n,. rh,rgc. ,,,,Io sr,,i,,s,
tho TAFT -Kuhin srnnor,cr, ,or moi
agreeing to tho contnroniso ,rrorcd al
the eleventh hour nv tho Tnrt I,-c,,
Icagucrs. and being ouc of ,hnsc yvho
strongly refused ia .occpnt srch com
promise. feel TINT tbe nuhlIc sh,uId
know tho facts concerning II npJ
would therefore rcsrcrtruIlv rc,uc.,
that YOU permit publicntion Of mis-
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-18

United States must either compete
with the labor of the world or be pro-
tected from it. There is no middle
ground
The Democratic party would thrust
knife into the vitals of quarter Of
the States of the Union, not mention
Ing Hawaii, for the purpose of killing
trust control" of the industry of
these States. Never n thought is Civ
On to the effect of such policy upon
the beet and cane industry and the
capital and labor engaged therein.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-18

do the rest. You will be surprised 10
BEE how rapidly the votes come In and
what little effort is required to win
one of the rewards. Get In at the start
and encourage your friends TO vote
for you; the rest will be easy. You
will never know how popular you arc
until you enter this contest
Votes To Be Counted Each Day.
After the first announcement of can
didates, the votes will be counted each
day and the result published In the
paper Of the following day. There
will be story of the progress of the
campaign each day from this time on
until the close of tho contest, and
those entered can and should make II
point to read this story daily. as
many points of information will be
noted here and which are necessary
10 each and every candidate. Certain
II IL that seventeen young women OF
the Territory are going to receive
these prizes on June 20, 1912. Each
and every prize Is one of the very best
obtainable. Each is a prize worth
years of effort, instead of the small
amount required of winner, and In
view of the personal assistance that
will be furnished candidates, no ono
should have the least hesitation about
entering or starting out in earnest 10
win.
Summary Of Prizes Offered.
The Grand Capital Prize - the 1912
completely-equipped Regal" automo
bile - will go TO the young woman
having the largest number of votes in
all districts, at the conclusion of the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-18
.-Da'Ma

The citizens of the Territory are
not going to commit any such folly
as to go back on Kuhio, and make
the Democrats present Of the dele
gateship Wouldn't it be lovely for
Hawaii to have the record of endors-
ing the candidate of the free sugar
party
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-18

nie!" said his teacher. "What would
you say If came to school that way?"
u wouldn't say nOthin'," replied
Johnnie. I'D be too polite"
when | was abroad, i was con.
stantly taken for n certain crown
prince whom ! believe | resemble"
II suppose you had to shell out
some large tips"
mo, let the prince get the reputa.
ton OF being piker."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-18

Today, April IS, is the day Governor
Johnson of California has declared
Fire protection day" All citizens
are asked to get out and remove all
things and rubbish that are liable to
cause a fire. Why cannot lIonolIlu
have such day?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-18
EVENING SMILES

EVENING SMILES
Have you any invisible hairpns?"
yes, madam"
"Can | see them, please?"
Maude-Did you say | painted?
Marie-No, | said you powdered.
Maude-Ah, well, that puts another
complexion on the matter.
what dirty hands you have, John,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-18

Don't oc sight of the fact that the kIl kuhW campaign is
mucd Hawai- the list with the that has officially
declared This will be regardless of anything kuho
making campaign apologies for his enemies II wan, Hawaii
go with the free party keep with the bacdng have
a little scnscc left, forget it.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-18

With usual reckless abandon tho Advertiser has been declaring that
Delegate kup returned Washington late be Of assistance
having fIaas heard The cabgam from the /
lcin Washington correspondent shows how utterly false such assertions
have bccn--laLc a usual
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-18

Lowering of wages must follow the
lowering of tariff, no matter what the
commodity. IT
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-18

"Of course we are all equal, but I'm
the boss. I'm the Tinker of the links"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-18
Waterhouse Trust
For Sale

Kaimuki Ave, Kaimuki; 2-bed-
room cottage, with lot, well
improved, 1OOxl50 ............$ 25OO
Building lots Palolo Hin, Manoa
Valley and Kaimuki.
House and lot, Palolo Rd ...... 1900
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-18

Moderation is the ken string running through the pearl chain Of all
rHiuc.-fuIc
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-14
TO NAME COMMITTEE
UPON CELEBRATION
Mass Meeting of Business
Men and Citizens 10
Be Held Tonight

Toni ght at eight O'Clock the business
men and citizens Of the Warren dis
tfict are invited 10 meet at the coun-
Gil chamber in the city hall TO take
the first steps for arranging for the
Fourth of July celebration. This meet
ing has been called by President Nc
Way OF the Warren District CONNER
cial club for the purpose Of a popu-
lar selection OF n committee which IS
TO have general charge of the celebra-
ton. The old committee desires TO
he discharged and ia ready TO turn
over a sum that is in excess of 5000
TO the new committee that is to be
selected. They and President McVay
desire that the whole district shall DC
represented tonight and that no part
OF this district shall fail to participate
in the proposed celebration, that il
shall be as nearly universal as pot
sible.
While all OF the residents OF Bis.
bee. Lowell and Warren have per-
sonal interest in this celebration"
said Mr.. McVay. the business men
are undoubtedly the most directly in
terested. Last year il was necessary
TO show them how they would be BEN
Gifted by a celebration such as it was
proposed to give. They were shown
and | believe they have not forgotten.
II is therefore up to them to become
active in the present plans for their
very inception and | hope for a large
and generally representative meeting
on Tuesday evening. 1t is a matter
that should not be left TO the CONNER
cial club alone, though of course that
body is willing to do its full share
OF work II is an affair for the whole
people and for every businesses man.
Ali are working for their individual
interests as we'll as the collective
interests Of the district in holding cei.
ebration. There should not be the diff
culties that were found last year and
were then overcome. the new commit.
tees should have much smoother sail
ing. This will be mp to the people and
the interest which they show"
Who the new committee is to be
composed OF cannot be stated. There
is a strong sentiment for the reap
pointment of the committee OF last
year. but il is thought that this may
not be possible They have had their
experience and made a success and II
IL Is understood that some OF them at
least would prefer tC step aside and
give others a chance o, il they can,
out do the affair of 1911 which all adj
nit was ably managed. Hence the
meeting OF this evening is one OF es'
pecial importance.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-14
HOME TREATMENT IS
DEEMED |KAOv|SABLE
Those Fearing Hydrophobia
Do Better at an
Institution

Since the beginning OF the hydro
phobia epidemic in BisEee and the
Warren district, a number Of people
have inquired If it is possible to have
the treatment sent 10 BIsbee from a
PasteUr institute and administered by
local physicians. DR.. c. n. Hunt,
city health officer, was asked yester
day If this might be done here.
1t is done in some cases where
the distance from the Pasteur insti
tute is short, but it is never wise
to do il, on account OF the fact thar
the serum must be kept at an equa
bic temperature, and is almost impos
sible to do. II has been shipped in
containers constructed with the aim
Of keeping il at the temperature. but
with little success. IL is claimed that
Il the temperature changes, the
strength of the serum is LIST, so you
will see that it is an uncertain expert
ment
The serum that Is injected is made
from the spinal cord of hydrophobic
rabbits, varying in strength with the
progress of the treatment. The first
injC ction is OF an emulsion made o. the
spiral cord. but the last ~ from the
cord itself"
The difference Of the cost Of the
treatment az the institute at Fl Paso
and the one at Austin, Texas, is ex
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-14
W|LLFUl WASTE OF
CITY FUNDS MUST
END, IS DECLARED
Annual Cleanup Expense IS
Caused by Disobedience
TO Laws of City
PROSECUTIONS NEXT

Bisbee's city government spends
about $500 every year cleaning up the
city. This much is spent at each an
nual clean up" and does not include
the cost OF garbage service-Whlch ls
not self Supporting-or the street
service throughout the year.
The tax payers are taxed $500 extra
because of the violation of a city ordi-
nance, which makes il a misdemeanor
TO throw refuse into the streets. Some
time ago Sanitary officer Perry stated
that this would be the last annual
cleanup, that hereafter residents
must keep their premises in 4 clean
and sanitary condition and yesterday
the officer said that he would make
cases against everyone who violated
the city ordinance, beginning this
week.
Il have been asking people for two
years, year in and year out, TO stop
throwing refuse, such as tin cans,
dead animals. and decaying vegetable
matter into the streets, but the warn
ing was absolutely thrown away. We
are just now cleaning up the city at
a cost of several hundred dollars, but
even now the places that we have
cleaned are being befouled With dead
and decaying animals and matter"
Ordinance Is Applicable.
we have a city ordinance passed
to deal with this matter and | am go
ing to cause arrests to be made in
every violation that is reported TO
me If the ordinance is no good it is
time We were finding il out and If II
is a good one it is high timesto apply Il
TO these conditions. The efforts OF the
health officer will be nullified unless
We can get at the root OF the trouble
and prevent people from throwing
refuse in the streets.
People who are careless in dispos-
ing OF their garbage are placing the
lives of their neighbors in jeopardy
and the neighbors should be the first
10 protest against such carelessness.
in any measure TO protect the health
of the community the sanitary officer
and the city will have the support az
the people and as the officer says if
the present ordinance is not a good
one it is time TO find il out and pass
one that will stop the throwing OF
garbage on the streets.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-14
STARS BAH HAS
PUBLIC L|AEl|CHT
Scene of Beauty Marks the
Opening Night of Fair
of the Order

From Warren TO the head OF Tomb.
stone canyon, and from all points in
termediate. AL paths led last night
to one point, to the charming scene
of the bazaar of the Order of the
Eastern Star. II was the opening
night, and the friends of the members
turned ont TO give this well arranged
affair their hearty support. And il
was worth the while TO attend, for
there have been no more '.Fettily ar
ranged affairs OF the kind than the
one which started last night and viii
continue tonight and tomorrow night
There was something to please all,
and everyone found the ensemble all
that could be asked.
Handsomely decorated booths
where was found everything that
could etmpt the visitor. charm
ing women and girls, charmingly
gowned. dance music that would at.
tract to the goddess TerP ichore ey.
EN- those who were otherwise wear.
led, these were some of the charms
that went To make up the success OF
the bazaar. There may have been
some who did not attend, il they did
not, they will learn today of what
they missed, and will not neglect 10
take advantage OF the remaining two
nights.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-14
CALL FOR MEETING
WAKENS SUSPICIOUS
Difference in Terms Causes
Fears of Contest in
This County

Suspicion, the gloomy CARRIED
haunting specire of distuIst. has in
vaded rcpItplican ranks. There is q
fear that an Ntempt has been. is be-.
Ing. or will De made 10 pun OF a stun
that may defeat the popular will"
Just how this is 10 be done is not
made quite clear. but the occasion
for the anxiety that is 20 De- heard ex.
pressed is the variance between the
call OF the state republican commit
tee and that issued by Chairman
Gardiner o. the county central com
mittee. There is not so vast a diff
ference. but there has been found
sufficient discrepancy To raise q
doubt The rival forces. tie Taftis
tas and the ROose VeitosOs are wide
awake and watchfaJ, and neither is
willing to take any chances.
When the call Tor comnIttee meet
ings in the various counties was is
sued By the republican state commit
tee. the call provided for a meeting
in each county to be held on May Il
at which time the county commit
tees were respectively t. decide
whether preferential primaries were
desirable in each particular county
IL the decision was in the negative
either convention might be called for
May - for the naming OF delegates
or second committee meeting held
10 make selections. but the call oil
Secretary Gardiner differs slightly. IL
calls for the decision as 10 whether
there shall be primaries, conven
ton or neither, 10 be held on MAY
in of al frv
by the committee, does not specify
that another meeting shall be held
but indicates the selection shall be
made forthwith And so the two fac
lions each fear that the losing one
may contest. and the camp is rent
with uneasiness ana unrest.