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Williams news., 1912-11-09

When lot of jealous women get together the devil feels that he can afford to take few hours off.
 Some fellows think they know al- most as much about girls as the in ventor of ice cream soda did.
Williams news., 1912-11-09

A MEETING of the republican na- tional committee has been called for November 12th in Chicago by Chairman Hilles to select a suc- cessor to the late James s. Sher- man, as the republican candidate for vice president.
Williams news., 1912-11-09
sAruRDAY NOVEMBER g. 1912

? 'I TOLD you so'' politicians car now be seen on every corner. He knew it all the time.
Williams news., 1912-11-09

THE Arizona state fair, which closed last Saturday night, is said to have been the most successful, in every way, of any ever held.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-07

JUST NOW WE ARE SHOW ING A SMALL PRELIMINARY
 lot of the SOCIETY BRAND. BLUE sERGEs 6 NovELTYs.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-07
SOCIAL PROGRAM Is
 ANNOUNCED fOR '.

The program for the Y. Nj. c. A. social has been completed and the date has been set for Friday night, February g, Tn the gymnasium. This social will differ from the affairs that have been held under the name fin the past in the fact that it will not be a stag" affair. but both men and women are invited to attend Another unique feature will be that the re- treatments instead of being pink ice cream and layer cake will be wien- erwurst and sauerkTaut, guaranteed under the pure food law.
 The program will be varied, a mar malade of vocal and instrumental music, boxing. wrestling, pole vault ing, basket ball and other gym stunts. The Happy Hooligan basket ball game will be staged by the senior gym class as will the bar work Joe Dor ris, the Bisbee light weight wrestler and Melvin Krebs will have a catch as-catch-can go on the mat and Ben Jackson will box with someone to be selected.
 Mrs. Harrington, Mir. and Mrs. Will liamson, A J. Kiselberg, Miss Patten and Miss Shell will give vocal and piano selections.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-07

TOMBSTONE. Feb, I2-According To the best. information at hand and upon which nearly all of the present county officials are now basfng their actions. the change in administration oi the various county officers will take place the early part Of next week. Nith the change, many familiar faces that have been seen around the court house and it's ofhtes will be missing anu new ones 10 take their places. According to the best information now obtainabie the changes will be made as follows
 Sheriffs Office
 In the sherifIs office, Jack White. who has filled the office for a period of over five years will turn the office over 10 Harry Wheeler. who was elected at the recent election. The under sheriff or office deputy position that has been filled by Arthur Hopkins sirce Jack White has been in office, will be occupied by Guy Welsh of Here ford who will arrive in Tombstone tomorrow and win endeayor to get on tD the business of the office during the time remaining. IL is understood that Harry Rafferty of Tombstone will be one of the field deputies of the new sheriff. Who will secure the appoint. ment of jailor in place of Charles Vim cent has not yet been announced by Mir. Wheeler nor have the guards been selected so far as known to take the place of the present ones.
 In the treasurers office across the hall there will be no change as Mir. Hichs the only republican elected. will keep his own place and retain his deputy. Frank Demarest.
 Guessing on Clerk.
 In the supervisors office, Messrs. Bowen, McCabe and Shearer will be succeeded by Messrs. Hickey. Rock and Riggs. It is understood that the positions of clerk and deputy will go to R. :. McClay Of Douglas and A. c karger of Lowell, although oscar Coll is aspirant for the position of deputy clerk
 When the board organizes, Gus Hick- ey of Bisbee will no doubt be made chairman as he received the highest vote of the members elect in the re- cent election. When the uew board meets the old board will be present and the business turned over to them at that time.
 In the position of superintendent of schools Mir Ii. H. Hotchkiss of Douglas will take the place of Mir. F. II. Stover. who has been filling that position for the past three years The room that has been used as the probate court will in all probability
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-07
MOV|NC DAY DRAWS NEAR FUR
 PRESENT COUNTY OFFICIALS
oio Reglne Prepares Exodus Before Entrance into Of
 nee 0t Practically Solid Democratic Adminstra ton the Advent of Which Is Expected Next Week.

be used by Mir. lIotchkiss in place of the room across the street which has has been used by Mir. Stoyer on ac- count of the crowded condition of the court house
 Mr. Benton who succeedes MT El- der as road superintendent will make a number of appointments as deputies as soon as his work begins. but at pres. ent has not definitely decided upon them.
 There are number of other ap- pointments to be made by the various officers but at present they are not in. clined 10 give out the names of those who will be the lucky ones to secure them,
 Ready for Murphy
 In the county recorders office the position that has been held by c. A. Mcdonald for several years will be taken by Owen F. Murphy of Lowell who has been acting justice of the peace at that place for two terms. Mir. Murphy at one time was a deputy uu. der MT. Mcdonald in the office and is familiar with the work The chief deputy ship. it Is understood will be given to Arthur lvey. who has been working under MT Mcdonald. The balance Of the force in the office. Messrs. Hutchison and Wales will re- main
 Waits for Legislature.
 In the district attorneys office John s. Williams will surrender the legal business Of the county to his successor in will make no appointments of deputies until after the legislature has made a provision for them as at the present time there is no provision under the constitution for the payment there oi
 In the clerk of the courts office A. B. Gardner will surrender the office 10 J. F. James the present clerk Of the probate court. Mir. Boggs. the deputy al present in the office will be succeed. ed by Charles Batchelder.
 In the assessors office Charles K. Howe will retire and turn the work Of that office over to Edwin A. Hughes who has been acting as chief deputy in the county recorders office for the past three years and who was elected to fill the office of county assessor MT Harry Ross, who has been acting as deputy under Hr. Howe will remain with Mir. Hughes. Mr. Hughes as yet has not announced the appointment of any deputies for Bisbee or Douglas.
 Court is Abolished.
 In the probate court there will be an entire cleaning out all of the re- cords etc, will be moved into the clerk of courts office as the two courts will be combined. Ed James. as stat ed above will go with them, while the present Probate Judge Goodbody will retire and again enter the practice of law
 In the court room the bench will be filled by Hon. Fred A Sutter of Bis bee in place of Fletcher NJ Doan. The court reporter job will in all probability continue to be held by John W. Walker. who has been acting in that capacity for some time under Judge DOan.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-07
Big Value
 Week

bany, IS at B. Caretto's residence,
 with g complete set of models and
 demonstrating apparatus. Mr. Bes-
 solo received his mechanical train ing in the great Italian arsenal. and
 has devoted a number of years to the perfection Of a perfect set of pipe, monkey and alligator wrenches, based accurate scientific principles. These wrenches are a decided improvement over many placed on the market. and are fully patented, together with the process of manufacturing them which reduces the manufacturing cost to a minimum.
 The BessolO Invention company, of which Mir. Bessolo is the head, is now building a modern. fully equipped manufacturing plant at Spring Valley, H., and will no doubt have it's pro- ducts on the market by June l of this year. Its models and drawings have attracted the attention of me chanics and engineers from all over the country, and for many weeks at the chamber of commerce at San Die go, Cal, were viewed by thousands, among whom were many of the best mechanical experts in the west.
 it is planned to open a branch and sales office at San Diego, California. as the Bessolo com pany has secured an ideal site for their plant at this place. surrounded by some very desirable residence property. The Bessolo Invention company is organized under the laws of Arizona, and win make headquar- ters at Phoenix. where they will be represented by ,Mr. John Baggiore. who will have charge of their office in that city.
 MT. Bessolo is offering for sale stock in his company. and with each i've hundred shares he is giving lot in San Diego free. His proposition is fayorably considered by local people. as he has sold in Bisbee alone over ten thousand shares.
 Ar. John Caretto. at the Maze cafe. will have charge of the conl- 1any's affairs here. Anyone wanting stock in the company. or pipe wrench ss, may call on him.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-07
Big Value Week

the evidence against him was insuf- fcent to warrant his being held to the grand jury and the court dischsrg- ed the defendant.
 The complainant was Flora de Bus ter. who charged that COmacho en- tered her house on Chihuahua hill through a window and lifted a trunk and it's cotents out through the win dow. 4 witness who was reported to have seen four men carrying trunk away from the house testified that Comacho was not one of the men. The circumstance that caused his arrest was that he had been seen in the neis shborhood of the de Bucter woman's house on the night of the burglary.
 This witness testified that she had seen four men leaving the house bearing the trunk. One Of the men who aided in the burglary is said to have attempted to sell the trunk and it's contents to another resident Of Chihuahua hill, but the man has not been apprehended.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-07
OFFERS APPOINTMENT
 ANNAPOLIS ALTERNATE

Delegate Ralph Cameron yesterday telegraphed J. F.. Morrison to ascer tam from Frank J. Vaughan if the latters sen desired the appointment as alternate for a cadetship in the United States naval academy at An napohs. The telegram from Mir Cam eron was in response to a letter from NIT. Vaughn some time ago. asking Mir. Cameron for the appointment
 Mir. Vaughn answered the telegram yesterday afternoon, thanking the delegate for the offer to appoint his so mas alternate, but on account of the short time remaining before the entrance examinations, June l, he de- clined the offer on behalf of his son. Frank Vaughn. AS MT. Vaughn is a prominent worker in the democratic party, he was doubly thankful and ap- preciative of the offer of Mr. Gamer. on.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-07
RELEASED
 ON DENVER ADV|CES
Man Arrested By Watkins Freed When No Officers
 Come for Him

Thomas H. Perciyal, who was ar rested several days ago by City Mar shal Bassett Watkins at the request of DeneTs Colo, authorities who stated that they held warrant for his arrest on the charge of deserting a wife and two children in Denver was released from custody yesterday af- ternoon.
 The Denver officer who was to come for Perciyal was expected 10 ar- rive in the city Sunday and when he did not show up telegrams were sent by Marshal Watkins Monday night and again yesterday. Yesterday afternoon he received a telegram stating that ID othcer would not be sent after Per cival and he was released.
 The woman who was with Perciyal al the time of his arrest and who was staying with him al a local rooming house as his wife left Monday even ing for Fl Paso. She refused to tell officers where she was going but it was later learned that she went to Fl Paso. The marshal has received a telegram from the woman's mother in Denver, asking aim to induce the girl to return home but she said My friends have trested me better than my mother and l am going to them.
 The woman exhibited strong de- yotion to Percival when he was arrest. ed, taking him food and showing him other consideration and her grief at his misfortune was manifested by her heart-breaking sobs. She left Bisbee believing that Percival would be taken back to Denver to stand trial on the chsrge of wife desertion
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-07

urely mann>a. i ne returned to Phoe- nix this morning.
 MT. Smith has not yet announced his selection of a secretary to servo under him in Washington. It is be- lieved tha; Mir. Smith intends to To- low the precedent set by Senator elect H. F. Ashurst and Congressman elect Carl Hayden, in going outside hIs home county for a secretary. Mir. Smiths friends believe he will choose a secretary from the democratic ranks in either Cochise or Yavapai coun- ties. A rumor to the effect that L. (. Hardy Of Tucson was to be his secretary is denied by MT. Hardy, who stated that he had made no applica- Iion for the position
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-07
WE'LL HAVE BOTH

You ought to know these elothes-We want you to get acquainted with them this spring-and acquainted with our methods of dealing with you. It's a Safe Place.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-07

Do you know that more real dan ger turks in a common cold than in any other Of JlS minor ailments? The safe way is to take Chamberlain s Cough Remedy. thoroughly reliable preparation, and rio yourself of the cold as quickly as possible. This remedy is for sale by all dealers.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-07

this there handsome of finished decorated chin pner
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-07
MARK SMITH HAS NOT
 SELECTED SECRETARY
Belief in Tucson Is That Choice May Come
 from Cochise

TUCSON. Feb. 6.-Senator-elect Mark Smith is expected to return this evening from Phoenix where he has been spending the past week and will then make arrangements for his de- parture for Washington.
 Saturday afternoon Mr. Smith, in company with Sir Gilbert Parker. 2. w. Higley and John O. Dunbar, left Phoenix for the Roosevelt dam in an automobile. making the trip in leis-
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-07

Here is message of hope and good cheer from Mrs. c. J. Martin Boone Mill, Va. who is the mother oi eighteen children. Mrs. Martin was cured of stomach trouble and consti patton by Chamberlain's Tablets aft CT five years of suffering. and now recommends these tablets to the pur lie. Sold by all dealers. 33S
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-07
ID OPEN OFFICE
 IN B|SbEE
Bessolo Invention Company. Invention Company, Mak,- CT of Wrenches, Selects
 City for Factory

W. Louis Bessolo, inventor and patentee of of the Bessolo patent wrenches. together with his wife and
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-07
BURGLARY CHARGE Is
 QUICKLY DISMISSED
Four Men Carried Of One Trunk and Prisoner
 Has Alibi

Manuel Comacho, a Mexican, was arralgned in Judge Highs court yes terday on the charge of burglary, but
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-07

| SPRING | SUITS A DANDY BLUE SERGE TWO-PIECE S22.50 and S25.00 A NEW LINE THE SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES.
 REMARKABLE for FIT and TAILORING-Youll be sur prised to see how they hang around the collar and what a fine appearance they give to your hSure.
 We are living in an age Of impressions.
 An artistic home gives the im- pression of a progressive own CT.
 A stylish looking suit conveys hA fhnnarhT of hA CT.
 The appearance of a man now adays is a great factor to his success.
 REAL artistic style in ready made suits was, until a few years ago. as remote as a log cabin from an up-to-date man. sion.
 A few fine makers have done a great deal for the advance ment of style and quality m ready mades.
 SOCIETY BRAND have made it possible (especially for the young man), to go into a ready made clothes shop and buy stylishly cut, expertly tailored suit al a price within his abili- ty to pay for them.
 WASHINGTON co. SUITS for men are as fine as the best Jf ability. with plenty oi push be- hind them, can produce.
 WE'LL HAVE BOTH You ought to know these clothes-We want you to get acquainted with them this spring-and acquainted with our methods of dealing with you. It's a Safe Place.
 JUST NOW WE ARE SHOW ING A SMALL PRELIMINARY lot of the SOCIETY BRAND. BLUE SERGEs & NOYELTYS. Schwartz Bros., Co. The Safe Place, Main St.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-13
FARM DEMONS fATIOA
WORK AGENT IN TOWN

J l.. Qgicksall. OF Vase. assistant
state agent for farm demonstration
work IN Texas under the department,
Of agriculture at Washington. was In
Amarillo yesterday. and held consui
iatlon with Secretary Holman OF tho
Chamber Of Commerce and Others.
Desire that a demonstration eK.
pert be- placed IN this county, under
the rules which govern such opera
lions was PIT strongly before Mr..
Acknowledging the need
% such work az this point. Mr.. Quick
sall stated that q would be necessary
10 consider the matter more fully
from various viewpoints before any
definite conclusion may be- reached
The demonstration work In Texas.
B." stated. is moving steadily and
aifh marked results FOR tho better
uent o. general agricultural condi-
ions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-13
.SOPH0MOnES To SPELL
Postcards TONIGHT

o. 1880 sharp this evening tbs
Sophomores and Postgraduates ol
The High School will engage In deadly
combat In the high school auditorium
the weapons being words. the conflict
assuming the nature OF spelling
duel which threatens 20 reach a hie =
degree o. tension.
Since The last spelling bee In the
high school. now more than a month
.aro. the interest has not waned but
aspiring clans have been busy with
'he plans and study v-'.l view OF
putting a real battle over This is
scheduled 10 occur tonight.
The Sophs have beaten about ey.
erything and have challenged the
POsi-graduates for match 10 decide
the school championship The match
has taken on peculiar interest be-
cause probably one Of the POSTCARD.
yates viii spell against seventy five
members Of the Sophomore class.
The lone = g Is Ralph Price. who
ranks 1T one % the best Youthful
spoilers in the city Price, H. ls as
serted. has the blue back spcller
printed on hts memory parchment.
and II BE- rumored strongly 80. thar
be- purpose taking the Sophomore
10 q Waterloo
EG' the Sophs say otherwise and
.ehemonily The result remains 20
be- seen.
an admission fec Of ten pennies
Ril boz charged. the money derived /
% boz applied 20 school Improvement
purposes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-13
The busy Mnmnn,. bay

u begins early. ends late. and ~
full of work. She often has kidney
trouble without knowing o. Her
back aches. and she Is tired and worn
out. sleeps poorly, Is nervous, no
appetite Her bladder risso her
trouble too Foley Kidney THls viii
cure an that and make her stroue
and well Mrs Lean HcFcf. O.. Fred
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-13

FOR EXCHANGE go acres unin-
improved stock farm /
mile OF Alanreed 20 exchange for a
residence In Amarillo free Of debt
Prefer acre property. Give full de
scriptlon and price in first letter. No
inflated values considered. Box 81.
hlanreed, Texas 3G-ic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-13

nrIck 81. Auburn. y. Y. says Three
boxes OF Foley Kidney Pills were al
that were needed 10 make me strona
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"a. ADV
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-13

WE HAVE two Of the cheapest lots
in Amarillo 10 sell on good terms
See us az once. Gouldy & Bound
Phone $50 35-3c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-13

\ Sanitary Drinking cup witl
every bundle Amarillo Steam Laun-
Try Co KWltcherklkkin Phone %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-13

\ CAR or WINESAP Apples aud
Xmas cider. made OF Winesap Ap-
Piles at a. cents per gallon Leave
your orders at the Apple House. an
East Fourth street. Albert Lee.
35-lOn|
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-13
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

RESPONSIBLE men With selling ct-
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Ialfy ou commission Boz Amarillo. and
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-13

FOR SALE ~ a bargain. I nov 4
room house and Two so foot lois
VIII take some trade See owner. j
- Cunningham 1912 East Eighth
street 35-20p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-13

TRADE FOR horses. improved 100
acres close 10 Clovis. no mortgages.
Price $1,000 J y Scott. Clovis. ~
VI 35-2p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-13

FOR RENT Two nicely furnished
modern rooms FOR light housekcc1-
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WANTED To buy about 5000 sack
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-13

All Want Ads must be- accom-
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-13

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-10
SCHOOLS TO OBSERVE
 DICKENS CENTENNIAL
Grammar Schools and High School Pupils Are Preparing
 Programmes

Extensive preparations are being made by the pupils of the Birmingham pubic schools to observe the centennial of the birth of Charles Dickens, the famed Eng fish novelist and writer, on February ', in their respective class rooms and at the High school A cessation of studies will be called at 12 o'clock in the gram mar grades and at 1 o'clock at the High school for the holding of the exercises. which will conclude the schedule for that day.
 This observance to celebrate the mem ory of one of England's greatest reform CTS is to be conducted throughout the country and in this city every effort is being exerted to so arrange the features of the programme and preliminary read ing that Dickens work for the betterment of childhood may be strongly impressed upon the minds of every child now in school. It Is very probable that the wom- ems literary clubs of the city will CO., operate with the school authorities.
 The pupils of each class room, from the primary grades to the students of the seventh grade, will carry out a se- ries of recitations. readings and other forms of Dickens exploitation in the grammer schools. At the High school & dramatization of some particular scene from his writings, recitations and papers will compose the outline of their exer- cises of one or two hours and 1t is not unlikely that a reader of special talent will be secured to interpret portions of one or more of the Dickens novels.