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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29
Sale of Corsets

During Clean Sweep Sale we
want to close out all soiled
and discontinued models in
the Corset Department The
following radical reductions
are offered on Redfern, Bon
Ton, Warmers, Lily of
France, Royal Worcester and
MOdart Front-Laced models.
They are all splendid models.
Models worth to So for Sl.95
Models worth to s. for $3.50
Models worth to IS for $3.50
MONDAY ONLY
$3.50 BRASSIERES s1.19
Aerienne brassieres, plain
and fancy styles, open front
or back, regular $3.50 num-
bers; Clean Sweep Special
for Monday only at Sl.19.
UMBRELLAS
Two Clean Sweep Specials on
umbrellas. These umbrellas
are covered with fast black
umbrella taffeta, have good
strong Paragon" frames and
pretty Mission handles.
Umbrellas worth to
81 m af o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29
EXTRA SPECIAL
Enc FMR- HOSE CSC

Pure Isle hose, lace and en-
broidered styles, in black,
white and tan, worth to SOC
a pair; Clean Sweep Extra
Special Csc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29

MILDLY AND NORFOLK BLoUSES
All MILDLY and Norfolk blouses are in
cluded in Clean Sweep Sale. Made Of
fine quality twilled galatea, mostly in
white trimmed with red OF blue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29
LEAN SWEEP SALE OF
JEWELRY

A feature of Clean Sweep
Sale are three big special lots
of jewelry novelties. In
these three lots you VIII find
the latest silver and gold top
novelties, such as bar pins,
hat pins, small mesh bags,
cuff pins, belt buckles, bead
necklaces, long fan chains,
cuff buttons, piereeless ear
drops, brooches, rings, stick
pins, belt pins, vanities,
collar pins, la vallieres, coin
purses, barrettes, coral
brooches, etc, etc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29
OUT SIZE SUMNER
VESTS

Isles Z, s and 81
Regular 35e out size vests
for 2Sc.
Regular SOC out size vests
for 3Sc.
Regular 75c out size vests
for SOC.
SUMMER UNION SUITS
Regular SOC Kayser's cotton
union suits, with tight or
lace trimmed knees; Clean
Sweep price 39e.
Regular 75c cotton union
suits with tight or lace
trimmed knees; Sale price
SOC.
Regular sI.OO Kayser's cot
ton Isle union suits, with
lace trimmed knees; Sale
price 76e.
Regular SIPS Kayser's union
suits 95c.
Regular SI.5O Kayser's union
suits Sl.l9.
Regular SI.75 Kayser's union
suits STAG.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29
EXTRA SPECIAL.

LA I IGA DI HOIAL.
s1.5o LINGERIE WAISTS, CSC.
A limited quantity Of white lawn
waists, soiled from being used for dis
play purposes. They're lace and en-
broidery trimmed styles and values up
to Sl.5O; we make them Clean Nn
Sweep Extra Special at $500. OOC
EXTRA SPECIAL.
500 SILK WAISTS, $3.50.
A lot of 800 waists made of taffeta,
wash silks, Jap silk and net. All are
high neck, long sleeve styles, some plain,
others lace trimmed. Values up to 81;
Clean Sweep Extra Special 60 90
Choice ..........'........ V6 -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29
SC HANDKERCHIEFS
&c DOZEN

UlN 00--@-N
Crossbar and plain lawn
handkerchiefs, worth sc and
7I-2c each; Clean Sweep
Special, per dozen 45c.
CWill not be sold In quanti-
ties less than one Dozen
15c HANDKERCHIEFS 1oc
Embroidered lawn handker-
chiefs with hemstitehed edge,
regular I5c values; Clean
Sweep l0c.
2sc HANDKERCHIEFS 15c
Hand embroidered strictly
aH-linen handkerchiefs, sold
regularly for 25c; Clean
Sweep l5c.
55c HANDKERCHIEFS 1oc
All-linen handkerchiefs, ini-
tial and embroidered corner
Styles regular price DOC;
Clean Sweep l9c.
SOC HANDKERCHIEFS
5 FOR s1.oo
Strictly all-linen -embroid-
cred corner handkerchiefs,
worth TO SOC each; Sale
price, 3 for Sl.O0.
75e handkerchiefs for. .5Sc
Sl.00 handkerchiefs for. .69e
$3.50 handkerchiefs for. Csc
Hsadkerchiefs worth to
$3.50; Clean Sweep Sale
price sl.S9.
EXTRA SPECIAL
&C HANDKERCHIEFS DC
Sheer lawn handkerchiefs,
hemstitehed, regular sc hand
kerchief5; Clean Sweep Ex-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29
Hosiery

Regular 25e black gauze cot
ton hose Clean Sweep Spe-
oial, per pair l5c.
Regular 25c black silk hose ;
Clean Sweep price, pair lSe.
Regular SOC silk hose, IN
black and colors; Clean
Sweep price, pair CSC.
Embroidered instep Isle hose
worth to 75c a pair; Sale
price ACC.
Purc silk hose, black and
colors, worth 10 Sl-00 a pair;
Clean Sweep price 69e.
Pure six hose, white only,
heavy and medium weights,
worth to sl.OO a pair; Clean
Sweep price 69e.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29
Clean SVeeP Sale of Junior
Dresses

Dresses for girls Is to II years Of age.
Neat styles in bingham, chambray, linen,
near linen. percale, pique and other wash
fabrics. Special mention is made of
Peter Thompson dresses of linen and
linene in white, tan and cadet blue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29
EXTRA SPECIAL

soc SILK BOOT HOSE $50
Black silk boot hose, with
isle sole, heel and toe and
garter top, a regular SOC
number; Clean Sweep Extra
Special. pair 33e.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29

csc NEAR LINEN SKIRTS, 79c
White skirts made of near linen
which looks, wears and washes ike
linen. There are three styles to select
from. One has panel back and front,
another panel back with hip pockets and
the third panel back with side pleats-
All three are trimmed with pearl but
tons. Regular price is CSC; TO-
Clean Swep Extra Special ...- ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29
SOC HANDKERCHIEFS,
2 FOP S1O0
EXTRA SPECIAL
{ HANDKERCHIEFS DC

Sc C1-aAOALRNu , -
Sheer lawn handkerehiefs,
hemstitehed, regular sc hand
Serchief5j Clean Sweep Ex-
ira Special &c.
WHITE APRONS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29

Other waists reduced accordingly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29

Dainty summer dresses, made of tissues,
voiles and Swiss, are an important item
in Clean Sweep Sale. These are the
daintiest, ARREST dresses imaginable
Come in stripes, polka dots, embroidered
designs and figured effects, in blue and
white, pink and white, lavender and
white, navy and white, tan and white,
etc. Clean Sweep prices as follows.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29

All lingerie dresses are marked at Clean
Sweep prices. This includes simple, in
expensive dresses as well as beautiful,
exclusive styles. Whatever you need in
the way of lingerie dresses can be pur-
chased here next week at a saving.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29

Dresses for house and street wear. Made
of lawn, percale and Anderson's zephyr
gingham. Come IN stripes, polka dots
and fancy patterns, in blue, black,
lavender, purple, pink, rose, tan, Copen-
hagen and other colors. All sizes-from
I6 to A. Clean Sweep prices as follows.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29

s6.75 BLAZER COATS, 1926.
The popular Blazer and Norfolk Blazer
coats, made of French flannel, diagonal
serge and Blazer cloth. Come in stripes
and plain eolors, in sizes up to SO. Reg
ular S6.75 values; Clean 90 or
Sweep price ..............V A sOO
1896 BLAZER COATS, s4s5.
Better quality Blazer coats, in white
and stripes, values to 1895, CT or
Clean Sweep price ..-..... VE 'OO
KHAKI RIDING HABITS, $685..
Riding habits with Norfolk coat and
divided skirt. Made of good, heavy
waterproof khaki; trimmed with leather
Clean Sweep Extra &C or
Special Observation-Disclosures. QOsOO
crrDr~~u AT ,-n-rr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29

Clean Sweep Sale of All Linen Suits
z sharply price
L models offered
brown gray, purple
..S32e Values to
$1,000 $3.50 Values
o a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29
Clean SUeep Sale of Wool
Coats

Spring and summer styles in full length
coats made Of whipeords, serges, mohairs,
worsteds and tweeds. Come in tans,
grays, white, blue and black. Clean
Sweep prices are as follows.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-21
CANANEA MINING NEWS

CANANEA. Son, Mex. May 20 The steel work for the new equip ment to be installed by the Greene Cananea company is arriving daily at present and work on the instala- ton has been begun. lt is expected that everything win be ready for use by the first of July. The smelter is running with seven furnaces and the output for the present month prom. ises to be the largest in the history of the camp On account of the iu- creased tonnage the bullion yard is being moved to a point where more room can be had. The new yard will be about 15G feet in length and when completed will add greatly to the quick handling of the output
 The ore body at the Capote mine continues to show up larger with ad' ditIonal exploration work and the greatest expectations regarding the big ore body are to be realized Puer. tocitos mines are also showing up big. The largest ore body in the camp will undoubtedly be encountered at that portion Of the camp
 Cauanea- Boston is showing uD well on it's 2OO-foot level, and conditions are excellent Considerable additional water has been encountered and a pump will have 10 be installed soon.
 The Superior-BCnan property, To, cated siN miles west of Imuris, is be-
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-21

ing worked steadily under the di rection Of the Cananea Consolidated Copper company, which has secured control of the majority of stock in the company. The main shaft has reached a depth of over $50 feet and considerable water has been encount- cred. An additional pump was re- gently installed
 A total of about 9,G00 pertenencias of mining ground has been declared forfeited in Sonona, which include about 625 Announcements. In the Arizpe district alone 1J1 denounce- ments, containing 42S4 pertenencias, have been forfeited. In the Mazda, lena district 120 Announcements. which include 3053 pertenencias. have also been forfeited, and in the Moe tezuma district 12l announcements. embracing 7S6 claims, have been lost. In the other six districts the totals are much smaller
 Many mining men have been busy recently looking over the properties Uhich have been forfeited and in many instances some good ground has been secured.
 Nine Announcements have recently been made in the state which total about l15 pertenenCias. In almost every instance the minerals are gold and silver, with some copper and lead.
 It is reported that the new control of the Calumet x Sonora company will be in charge of the operations Of the concern on June | Conditions at the property are fairly good and shipments continTe at the rate of about five cars Of lead and zinc con centrates week The copper is treated in Cananea by the Greene. Cananea company.
 Manuel Castro, Manuel Perez and Manuel \. Nelez, all of Magdalena, have denounced 12 pertenencias Un- der the name Tres Manueles: located in municipality Of Tmuris, district of Magdalena; minerals being gold. sil- yer and copper.
 Marcial IIurtado, a Trinidad; s pert, under name Virginia; Valle de Tacupeto. SahuarIpa; gold, silver.
 W. C. Aver, Zacate, Sin, repre- senting Cia Minera Fronteriza, s. A. 21 pert, under name San Francisco AncXa located along Sonora -Sinaloa boundary line. Alamos; gold, silver
 Thcs. :. Cunningham, Ray Ariz.. . pert. under name Noche Buena; on Las Chivitas ranch, Arivechi. Sahua. ripa; gold, silver
 Alejandro Nelderrain. Hutabampo: pert, under name Fl Cantil; on Las Lomas, Minas Neuvas, Alamos; gold, silver
 Robert Pinkerton, La Colorado; s pert. under name La Jesusita; on Las Plomosa ranch, Alamos; gold, sil. yer, copper, lead.
 Miguel Apalategui, Moctezuma: r pert under name Nina de Orc: same property recently forfeited bearing same name. in Virginia camp, Cum Fas, MOCtezuma; sold, silver
 James Carr. YzaheI; 10 pert un der name Todos Santos; same prop erty recently forfeited bearing same naTe, On Fl Colorado ranch, OpHto, Moctezuma: gOlu, silver.
 AlejandrO GaNIola, Cananea: 2S pert, under name Las Delicias: north east of Alacran mine. Cananea, Ariz- De, gold silver, copper, lead.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-21
SPECIAL SHOW
At the Royal Theatre DELHI DURBAR

"Dclhi DU bar at the Royal com menciuS with today matinee is the greatest spectacle Of modern times dor ol the Indian Princes is shown dor Of the Indian Princess is shown faithfully and vividly and is pie tUre of the most important event since the coronation of King George the V. lu this pageant there are animals of every kind known in India, and they are used for carrying royalty in the parade The Dunbar is the greatest event in India and draws the differ cnt tribes frcm al over the islands, and they do their utmost to show all the splcndor possible.
 The big parade which is always ucld at high noon taxes over five hours 10 pass d given point, and for original ideas used in parades ana Mardi GTas far surpasses the New Orleans affair which is held every year
 In this picture the Indian princes are given a chance to show their fine horses and all the equipment which they are in the habit of using The film is over one thousand feet
 
 of different kinds amounting to over 5,ooG. It is one of the greatest pic lures ever taken by the Pathe com pauv and Hs equal has never been shown to the public Recently the picture was exhibited in Los Angeles, and had a full weeks run without d change, which goes 10 show that a picture that can be used for q week .n a city like Los Angeles must be ol he best. The picture once seen will never be forgotten.
 "Rowdy and Ills Pal" is one Of the best dog pictures the Royal mas received as yet. it shows the faith fitness Of dog who has been kind ly treated by news boy The boy takes sick and the dog goes out to rus le food for him. but is detected and followed to the house where the boy is in bed. Ihe news boy being sent 10 the hospital is afterward talk en home by 2 wealthy man and has his dog friend with him ever after ward
 Tigers Claws iG a hunting pic ture. A hunter returns from a triI and finds tLat party is going on, al | riic house He love & the hostess, Sis | ter and sine loves him, and Co com lplicate matters another girl loves him | also The girl attempts to compro mise the sister Of the hostess anC | thus win the man for herself, bu though she almost succeeds she il I found out and sent away. Anothe
 fine American tale which shows ul the villain in her trne colors.
 Darkteather's Suategy" is a goot
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-21
VAGRANCY CHARGE IS
 GIVEN PREFERENCE
More Serious Accusation Is Dropped by Court
 at Lowell

Robert Atkison. of Lowell was given a sentence of ninety days in iail when he was arraIgued before Judge Smith Of Lowell on the charge Of vag-ancv. He is alleged to have tecn guilty of other misconduct but evidence was not at hand to make a more serious charge stick and the de, sired end was attained when he was sent tO jail for three months
 The woman with whom Atkison has been living at South Bisbee wis tied the headquarters Of the charity committee several days ago and asked for aid but when the secretary made the usual investigation circumstances were learned that caused the seCre. tary to temporarily withhold aid, fear -ng that aHy money given might he used to the exclusion of the depend ent little children
 After Atkisoa had been sent tO jail, the secretary ot the charity com mittee visited the nome Of the woman and offered Q give an order for any provisions needed but the woman de. Clared she would staTye to death b., fore receiving charity. She also re, fused 10 give up the children, which the charity committee desired 10 send to a home for children in Cali iOTnia
 The woman has exhibited an nm. usual attachment to Atkison After the man had been sent to jail for three months on plea ot guilty. the woman appeared at the Lowell justice court and told the justice that she wanted 2 jury trial for her husband and when informed that he had eu. tered a Elea oG guilty and been sent 10 jail she said that she would see an attorney and make an effort to have him released It is said that the conduct of th, couple created bitter resentment among the people of South Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-21
Council Holds Meeting

The city council held a snort spec. iaI session last night 10 arrange de- tails of the election to be held on Sat. urday. Because the council used the knife on the bills for polling place rental at thc time of the primary, some trouble is being experienced in getting places for the election. Neith. CT the Hughes block nor Hogan and Seeds place was available for the election, and the Johnson block, de. cided upon as a substitute for the third ward, came higher than the place used in the primary. The place recently vacated by the express office will be used.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-21
EVERY PRECAUT|ON
 TAKEN BY OFFICIALS
Preventive Measures Are Being Employed Against
 Smallpox Spread

The condition of C. B. Hill. the smallpox patient was all that the
 health authorities could desire yes officer said: He is getting along fine" His Illness has at no time been acute and he has passed the crisis of the illness His most trying experi-
 ence now is the confinement and quarantine Dr. Hunt said yester-
 day: Tt is somewhat problematical as
 to how long we will keep the quar- antine on. It may be a month and it may be three months, depending
 on the rapidity with which the pa riert gets new skin"
 Dr. Hunt and County Health Offi- cer Miner are taking every possible precaution to prevent the spread or the disease Mails are being tumi- gated as are freight and express par cels and yesterday the county health officer ordered the fumigaton of all
 street CTS, winch will be done today, Superintendent Jesse Yoakum of the
 street railway entering heartily into the suggestion of the health officers. Hundreds of people are being vacci-
 hated daily and the public is meeting the health authorities half way in all prevention measures If the disea SC spreads it will be in spite of these precautions.
 The health authorities request all
 who drop letters in the post office boxes to tear of corner of the en-
 velope in Crder that the fumigation
 of mail at the post office may be hastened A quarter of an inch from one corner will do. This will allow
 the Immigration fumes 10 permeate the envelope.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-21
Personal Mention

W. C. High and wife, who have been the guests of Judge and Mrs. Morris High for several days, left yes teray afternoon for Omaha, Neb., where they will visit MT. Highs par ents.
 Mrs Jim Butler, of Jiggerville, left yesterday for Colorado 10 see her husband who is seriously ill there. MT Butler recently purchased a farm in that state, and was on it when he became ill.,
 L. 4. Hagy, private secretary to Dr. l.. D. Ricketts, of Cananea, and Mrs. Hagy spent Sunday in the city.
 l.. A. b. Upton, of Tombstone, was ill the city yesterday
 D. O. Watson and daughter, of Can anea, spent Sunday in the city, as guests of the Copper Queen hotel.
 j. o. Ambler, Of Cananoa, was reg istered at the Copper Queen hotel yes terday.
 Lee Engler, a miner at the Spray shaft, fell i'll while at work yesterday and was taken to the Copper Queen hospital.
 Captain John C. Grccnway and par ty left Sunday for Tucson by automo. bile
 United States Marshal Overlook, ol Tucson, was in the city yesterdag
 Deputy Sheriff Allie Howe, oi Tombstone, was in the city on official business yesterday. Miss Baer, teacher at the Lincoln school, left yesterday for Springfield Mo. where she will spend the sum. ! mer
 Miss Lucille Cook. one of the Cen. tral school teachers. left yesterday for her home at Warrensburg, Mo, where she will spend the summer vacation l.. C. Shattuck mOtOred to Douglas yesterday. Ben Goodrich, the former attorney for the Tombstone Consolidated, but now resident of Los Angles, is m Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-21
unlrARIANs ANNUAL SESSION

BOSTON. Mass. May 2O.-Morning prayer in Kings Chapel opened the regular meeting of the eighty-seventh anniversary week of the American Unitarian Association today. Later in the forenoon Rev Jenkin Lloyd Jones of Chicago addressed the annual meeting Of the ministerial union in Charming Hall. Daily sessions will be held during the week and the ami versary is expected 10 be one of the most memorable ever held by the association.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-21
Cannon Receives Commission

Red" Cannon is a fully COmmis stoned and accoutered deputy sheriff His commission, sent by Sherih Wheeler, was delivered to the Bis bee man Sunday, and yesterday Gan. non was on the job. There's only one thing that ] don't like about this job said Cannon to bunch oi friends on Main street and that is the size of the keys and he pulled out three jail keys the size of monk. ey wrenChes
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-21
complaInant Pays Costs

The case against Jesus PalalOX, charged with maliciOusly breaking d show window at the saloon of Mike Javonovich.. was released and the case dimissed yesterday whCa Mike Iavonovich agreed to pay the costs
 S4.SO. Palafox is said to have agreel to pay for the window, which was valued at $50. The usual number of Monday morning cases were on the dockets of the city and justice courts yestereday,. but none were more SC
 rious than disturbing the peace.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-21
IN MEMORY OF sieNERs.

RALEIGH. N. C.. May 2Oth,-A tab. let commemoraung the signing of the MeCklenburg declaration or inilepend- ence was unveiled at the capitol this afternoon with interesting exercises. The tablet was presented to theistate by the North Carolina Society of Co., lonial Danes of America. Chief Justice Walter Clark delivered the principal address and Governor Kitchin ac- cepted the tablet in behalf of the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-21
ordInanee eoes Ind EHeet

The mad-dog ordinance went into effect Sunday and number Of ca. hines that were not qualified tO live were killed by peace officers. The officers have not invaded the resi- dence districts yet, but when they do there will be d rich harvest Few dogs stray into the downtown dis. trict, but in the residence sections they may been seen on every street, and few Of them wear muzZles. Ap- parently this ordinance is not being taken seriously by many.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-21
Smoker Much EnioYed

The smoker held at the Warren Dis. trict Country club Saturday night was a highly successful affair. The en tertaiDment program was sportive to degree Games in the pool and bil. Hard tournament were played for the spectators, several boxing matchces were staged, and bridge was played
 Refreshments and cigars were served
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-21
VoIleY Ball Toninht

In the r. NJ. c. A. yolley ball tour. nament, tonight, the Tigers will play two games with the Teresas. and the Stars two games with the Orioles. The tournament will close week from tonight, and the race is close between the Stars. Orioles and Tere, sas. The individual players of the winning team will receive medals and the team d silver cup
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-21
Concert wen Attended

Hundreds of people attended the concert given by the Calumet and Ari. zona band at Vista park. Warren. Sunday afternoon. Residents of Warren attended almost enmasse, and others from the up-canyon towns in creased the crowd. The program was splendidly given. The Copper Queen band will play next Sunday afternoon
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-21
NEW GOVERNOR IN LOUISIANA

BATON ROUGE, La, May 2O.-Lu- ther Hall was inaugurated today as governor Of Louisiana, succeeding Jared Y. Sanders. The elaborate cere. monies customary to the occasion were eliminated. owing to the deyasta. ton of the recent floods.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-21

fell in the creek while trying to get 10 two fighters, and the fighters, see. ing the plight of the officer. forgot their anger in their glee Later the officer balanced the account by win. ming a new hat in the lOO-yard dash
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-21
Yesterday,s Arrivals

Born 10 Mr and Mrs John Eos. ter of Warren, daughter, yesterday; to Mir and Mrs McKennd, of o. K. trail. a daughter; to MT. and Mrs. Johnson. of School hill, a 0oy, at the Copper Queen hospital.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-21
Brief Local Items
Funeral Of Mrs. commerford

The funeral of Mrs. Jane Conner ford, who died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Stemen. of Bakersyille, was held from that place yesterday morning, at 10
 clock, conducted by Rev F. G. Deck CT. and interment was in Evergreen.