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Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-18
GOLD FACTS ID
 BE BROUGHT OUT
Refrigeration Congress Will
 Afford Excellent Medium U. s. Exhibit at Internahon-
 al Meeting in $l0,O0O Box

CHICAGO. Sept 1.-The third in. ternational Congress of Refrigeration
 h. which forty-two countries fin all parts of the world are represented Inv more than five thousand delegates. in. cluding manufacturers. scientists. en- sineers ice producers and dealers in all kinds of produce which depend upon refrigeration to prevent enor- nous waste, was opened here today by acting president Dr Frank W. Gun saulus. Secretary Houston of the De. partment of Agriculture, who is the honorary president of congress, de hvered the opening address and also presided at the ceremonies attending the opening of thq refrigeration e3hi- bition which is held. in conjunction with the congress, at the International Amphitheatre of the Union Stock Yards. The exhibition is unusually large and comprehensive and shows the marvellous progress that has been made in the construction and equip ment of ice and refrigerating plants. The exhibit of the United States gov ernnent includes an enormous ice box which cost S1O,000 to build and which Is believed to be the largest ice box in the world Among the foreign exhibits the Russian exhibit Is par ticularly large and interesting. which is due to the fact that the Russian government is taking great interest in the matter and, through its dele gates. will make an effort of having St. Petersburg designated as the place for holding the next congress.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-18
GOLF EXTRAORDINARY.

In an article entitled Marathon Golf in the July Strand Magazine it is described how two golfers for a wager undertook to attempt to play from Maidstone to Littlestone-on-Sea in 1000 strokes. a feat which they ac- tually accomplished in 1,Os7 strokes. the distance covered in actual play being about thirty-fve miles.
 This exploit has led to a great deal of discussion among golf players, and recently well-known player made a bet with Neville Foster, Of the Ash! down Forest Golf club, and Mr.. W. Warman, of the Newton Green Coli club. that they could not play over country from Forest Row to Crowbor- ough-oYer Ashdown Forest, covering woodland. heather. and several steep hills-a distance of about eight miles. in 350 strokes, a feat which was ac-
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G. A. R. IN ANNUAL PARADE
Veterans at 47th National EncamP- mont March Through Chattanooga

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept. IT, Feeble with the weight Of years. but with something like the old enthusl- asn with which they battled in this vicinity half a century ago. several thousand survivors of the civil war made their annual march today through the gayly decorated streets Of Chattanooga. The parade marked the formal opening of the forty-sey- enth national encampment of the G A R. For two hours the blue-claa veterans who came out of Chattsnoo- ga. Lookout Mountain and Missionary Ridge. of Stone River and of. Chick arpauga: of Fredericksburg and Antie- tam: of Gettysburg and the Ma!aer- ness and some who participated ID inc panorama of war from Sumter to AppcmAtox, marched in martial ar rav before thousands of cheering spec iators. among whom were many oi those whom they had faced on the Dat- tlefelds of the eos. The parade was reviewed by Commander-in-Chle- Beers and his staff, official representa- lives of the State of Tennessee and inc City of Chattanooga, and many in- yited guests.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-18
SHEER FABRICS AXE COMBINED WITH
 FIR, VELVET AND SILVER RIBBON

IL Is uaid that some of the leading Paris designers when in quest of fresh inspiration for & gown will go into a garden, and. seeing particular flower. wiil es olive a costume which carries out it's color and some of its form. This season it must have been a yer itabie butterfly In the garden which prompted the making of gauge like w4Egs on blouses and skirts and trim m ng them with silver and gay colored blossoms. Noticeable style features in The gown on the right are the lowered pnk crepe. with a deep band of satin 70 match. a chiffon blouse and tunic wired on the bottom in the novel amp shade" fashion. the mousmee
 " and the band of Alaska sable fur trimming. The skirt Is cut in three
 -e~s and the tunic in two. Pattern
 f which comes in three sizes for
 es-f6 1T and iS-nay be used to
 1..cate this debutante frcck. Size I5
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will require 4x yards of 30 inch ma- ferlaL
 There is an indescribable charm abou: hlny dresses for young girls, whether the materials are expensive or quite the reverse. Fashion in her ordering of frocks for this winter has favored nets. Of which a dotted va- rlety Is seen in the illustration It has a three piece gathered skirt. drawn in near the foot with two straight gath cred rufIies. having tuck shirrings above The quaint .surplice fchu has been revived and appears in a new way above the girdle- of satin ribbon. The bows on the skirt and sleeves and the narrow rop of the gfrdie are of rose velvet ribbon. with silver tassels. Pat tern 1928 can be used to reproduce this simple dancing frock. It Is cut in three sizes--16. 17 and IS. Size Is will re- quire 4h yards of se inch net Fifteen cents.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IN THE COUNTY OF cocHisE,
 STATE OE ARIZONA
ESTATE of c. F. Floyd. deceased.

ESTATE of c. F. Floyd, deceased. NOTICE is hereby given by the un. dersigned. I. ". Wallace. the Admins trator of the Estate of c. F. Floyd. de ceased. to the creditors Of ard all per sons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers. within Four (4 months after the first publication of this notice to the said Administrator at the office of | ". Wallace in the City of Bisbee, the same being the place for the transaction of the busi- ness of said estate, in sand County of Cochise.
 I. W. WALLACE, Administrator of the estate of G. F. Floyd. deceased.
 4s1.
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REDUCTION B. 1.
 RATES ORDERED
(Continued from Page one.)

(Continued from Page One.) month is more than soc kilowatts and less than 10.001 kilowatts, the total amount of bill computed on this schedule will be discounted 10 percent When total consumption for one month exceeds 10000 kilowatts. the total amount Of bill computed on this schedule will be discounted 15 per cent.
 Gas Rates.
 Old gas rate charge to consumers using less than 10000 cubic feet $2-J0 per 1000; over 10000 cubic feet rate rate 20 per cent.
 New minimum charge S1 per month to cover monthly consumption of 800 cubic feet When consumption exceeds amount covered in minimum charge First 2000 cubic feet at $l.90 per 1000, next 2000 cubic feet at $l.S0 per 1000, next 5000 cubic feet at Sl.70 per 1000. next 5000 cubic feet at $l.60 per 1000 next 5000 cubic feet at s1.5O Fer 1000, next 5000 cubic feet at Sl.45 per 1000. next 400O cubic feet at sl.40 per 1000. over 20.OG0 cubic feet at sl.3O per-1000. ~
 On bills amounting to sl5.O0 UI less, "a discount of 10 cents per 1000 cubic feet, and on bills amounting to more than $500 discount of % per cent per 1000 cubic feet will be al- lowed If payment is made on or be fore the 18th day of the month fcl- lowing which service Is rendered.
 The ahoye rates to be in lieu of all existing rates and to remain in force and efect until the further order Of this commission in the premises made and provided.
 ARIZONA CORPORATION coMsIIs-
 w. P. GEARY, Chairman.
 A. ". COLE. Commissioner.
 Dated at Phoenix, Ariona, this. 18th day. of September. 1913. Attest: FRANK De SoUZA, Sec.
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SEEK RURAL IMMIGRATION

NEW YORK, Sept. 17.--With view at diyerting immigrants from the large centers Of population and into rural districts, particularly those Of Arkansas, Mississ:rri. Tennessee and Icaieiana. inimiFration officials Of these states met here teddy in con ference with railroad and steamship representatives The conference with railroad and steamship represen- tatives. The conference which will be continued and concluded toTaorrow, is held under the auspices of the com mercial bodies O fthe Southern states interested Tn the matter.
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Too Much for th. enoIIshnan,

A professor. from Iowa went to Eng land last summer and was introduced to a professor from one of the Eng fish universities. He welcomed the American and said: q met one of your colleagues last summer. We had another professor from Ohio here to visit us" But l am from Iowa" Iowa, indeedl How very interesting
 am sure the other gentleman called It Ohio. o."-Lippincott's. 5i
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TO WE'D sARonsT's SON

LONDON. Sept 17.-Aruong the pas sengers sailing for New York today was James Hope-Nelson, who Is going to & Louis to claim as his bride Miss Isabelle Vale of that city. The marriage will add another to the al ready long dist of alliances. between American girls and English title-hold- CTS. The bridgegroom-elect is the eld- est son and heir of Sil William Hope Nelson, baronet, who is wealthy steamship owner. it is understood that the wedding of Miss Valle and Mir Hope-Nelson will take place in St Louis early next month.
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IN THE SUPERIOR coURr
IN THE COUNTY OF CocHIsE,
 STATE OF ARIZONA

 ESTATE OF ALBERT ANDERSON,
 Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given by the un- dersigned, the Administrator of the Estate of Albert Anderson, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said de- ceased, to exhibit them, with the nee essary vouchers, within four (D months after the first publication of this notice to the said Administrator at his office in the City Hall, Bis bee, Arizona, the same being.the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of Cochise.
 BASSETT WATKINS,
 Administrator of the estate of AL bert Anderson, deceased.
 Dated this 30th day of July. 1919.
 3SG
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eomplished in the remarkably small number of 1S4 strokes, and without the loss of a single ball The game created great amount of local in- terest and excitement, and 1t seems not unlikely that more may be- heard in the future of this variation on ordi- nary golf.
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Christianity In India.

Tn South India alone there are to day. fully 1000 Christian college grad uates, lca5ers in the life of Christian communities. Of tho 25,ooo students in higaer educational institutions 5,4s3 are in Christian colleges-
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WITH THE BOXERS

Buck Grouse and K. o. Brennan have signed for 2 clash to take place in Pittsburgh, October 1.
 Failing to reach an agreement with the French promoters, Bill Papke has given up the plan of going to Paris to box Carpenter again.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-18

A. c. Kraenzlein, former graat athlete and later trainer of tho lIri- versity of Michigan athletic teams, will not, at least for five years, help American athletes prepare for any worlds championship contests.
 sKraenzlein, who since the death of Mike Murphs. Americas Olympic games coach and trainer at the Uni versity of Pennsylvania, has beon regarded by the critics as the lead ing trainer in this country, has been engaged to prep the German athletes for the next five years. Kraenz- lein's big task will be to develop championship team for Germany for ths Olympic games in Berlin, Ger many, in 1aI6.
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Q fso obtain either pattern Illustrated fH out ths coupon and incioss i5 cents ln stamps or coin. Be sure Co state number of pattern and size. measuring over the fullest part of the bust for dimensions Address Pattern Department
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MARY's GOWN.

Mary has an X-ray gown,
 In latest style 'tis made, But, if she has a grain of sense.
 She'll stand right in the shade.
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LAND SEEKERS.

} - Arrange to join the excursion , } to Yuma Valley October S. See
 } the S6,00o GOO government fri (
 } gation. system, including the { } great Laguna dam and the won. } derful syphon. BIG FREE 5AR-.. } BEcuE AT. COOPER FARM [ , LAND. Special low. rate $20.0o {
 } round trip. Make your reserva- } tior before Sep. 90 with , JOHN A. CAMPBELL } Schmid Shattuck Bldg- Tel z6. ' A A A A q o . c z
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ATTENTION ELKs

Dance Friday evening, Sept. l9th., I1lks may invite friends. Invitations Jn request 53l
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Be up-todate in dress. The Sunday Review will tell you how. Don't miss Sundays special supplement- It will be a feature number
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GENERAL NEWS BY WIRE
RESULTS IF DAY
 ON THE DIAMOND

NATIONAL LEAGUE. games postponeG-wet grounds
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Batteries: Perritt and Byrnes; Ba- ker Henley and Clarke
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7AcIElc coAsr LEAGUE

Batterles: BOehIlng and HeuIs and G-rson.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Batteries: Brown, Pennock. Honck Brush and Lapp, Schang: M;cketll. Baumgardner and Alexander
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Batteries: Ford, Pieh and Gossett Reynolds; Scott and Schalk.
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Batteries: GaIlla, Love and Ains- nth: Dubuc and Gibson
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Batteries Fisher and Gossett; Chi- cote. Smith and Schalk.-ca,lad 1st talf of Sth-darkness.
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ASSOCIATION LEAGUE.

sell and Cheek-1O innings.
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At New York Second Game.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-08-08
ClIuGS CHuG$ CllUGS

This refrain which the night in the enyions of
Demng the sound upra,an2 Devil bit is the sweetest
of Mmbrs Valley earthc the irrigation which
late the silver of 80 from the
ml alfalfa fields of the Every
explosion unctuated with dollar mark and doubtful if real
Deung bed this and sleep peacefully without
the ug symphony whose ryem the epic of is being
popd with beings lovabc and wise
Homer deathess melody
The siuew of the engine than those of Hercules its
gaseous than that AoeuS persistence
endurance of Pomhels lis dcXter: than that of Chrou,
Midas. dreadful
of by far than the charmed
Indeed the Eyan fields than the garden
the homes blessed happier
within the charmed valley which the golden apple
Of the pasture of the sacred dairy the beloved
Of grapes the heart of Bacus. Great
CATION engine Great the irrigation engine the Mmbe Valley!
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-08-08
ADVERTISING RATES
DEMlNG. NEW MEXICO, AUGUST $, 1913
COOPERATIVE COMMERCIAL CLUBS

Commercial Clubs of Eastern New Mexico and
Northwest Texas representing nearly hundred towns and cities
will hold their first annual convention Tucum
reports already indicate that the Convention will
attended from Texas and Eastern New MexcoNews
Item.
united commercial clubs of the cities of Eastern
Northern West Texas will far towards making the
Such organization real necessity South
Mexico and Western Texas Freight community adve
and exchange of ideas local beemen along
could discussed aud effective united action taken The cities
Dg Las Cruces Silver City, SocorO Hsboo and Others
proftaby These cities have much little
and the Oous could be sunk for the mutual
benefit ALL would If the places mentioned failed
properly the lines could be closer include only the
counties 1t is certain that Lordsburg Silver
Deng could work together harmony because there is
conflicting involved Demng bent developing its farms
taking railroad facilities; Silver City wishes
patients and capital develop its mining
ordburg is endeavong develop both its mining and agricultural
possibilities Truly these days of combinations great and SMALL
and since ourishg commercial clubs there
should attend commercial organization
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-08-08
GET OUT AND VOTE TOMORROW

II is imperative that every qusli-
fled eleclor of Luna county, and of
Deming especially, take the time
early tomorrow morning to cast his
or HER vote in favor of the estab-
lishment of the Luna County High
School at Deming. This means that
every woman whose husband is quail
flied is also qualified. II will take
every vote to carry the issue. In n
news story on another page, the dis
tinct advantages of the county high
school TO Deming and Luna county
has been pointed out. With an add
ed revenue of $1,000 this year and
$4,000 next year Deming will see
the erection of another modern school
building devoted to agriculture and
the mechanic arts located near the
present palatial structure.
Everyone knows that city located
in the midst of an opulent agricul-
tnral region is ideal for residence,
aud il is evident that when such u
city provides the best of educational
facilities, in an all-American com
munity of cultured and refined peo-
Pile, that it will become the mecca OF
the most desirable citizens in the
land. We now have the highest sal
aried teachers and most pretenliou-
buildings of any city in the state and
il will be- but few years before 4
full Pledged university will come int
being.
We are all Anglo Americans an,
have come from the most progress sly,
communities of the West, East. Soutl
and North. We believe in education
and are not given to grumbling whel
support for educational institutions
i asked. The first step toward ;
greater educational institution here
is 10 get out and vote tomorrow to
the establishment of the Luna coun
~ hign school at Deming.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-08-08
CASTRO At IT AGAIN

tipriano Castro is again menacng
the peace of Venezuela. For many
months he has been an exile from the
land which he ruled as Dictator hay
Ing been deposed by the exertion of
more than moral suasion by the state
department. Since his deposition he
has been watched continually by Sc
cret agents of the department, but
last week eluded their yiligence aud i
now at the head of rebellious army.
The weakness of the state depart
menl'> foreign policy is said to have
encouraged the latest movement Of
the former Nenezuelan dictator The
policy rs set forth by Secretary
Bryan announces that there will be
no more armed interference by the
United States IN the internal troubles
of the Latin republics.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-08-08
AN EDUCATION IN NEW MEXICO

Brother Of City Enterprise somewhat "peeye,
at the Graps july % which the
through consolidation of the educational of
Mexico We believe that if Brother Bush will the article
will find that there nothing said implied which
efficiency the normal school located
We believe that Silver City is the logical
for the part certainly Dcnne
"knocng that institution The the editorial
higher education those supposedly
which appeared in the Enterprise the
the death of A. j. Clark of this
His family moved Los Angeles several years the chill
college education"
Il this reprint the following the editorial
which Independent thought reflected the local institution:
The appropriations for education the
many years why tie up the available funds
villages instances of the railroads a
of branch hnei Lack of and teachers
nd indeed lack pupils make Of
Of negative advantage. Why can't We have least first
institution of learning and stop the exodus youth
Mexico o eastern and northern universities The loss is
only educational but economic and that of
brightest and return To the
which needs them orey and which offers them the
their endeavos. The earned the state
eastern schools drain no our yet slender resources which
can be stopped
Mr. Clark Mexico thirty father
of ten children of whom far known educated New
be a Mexico school in Silver
CITY or Las Vegas could have supplied adequate training but
certain the time New Mexico has had nothing in
the way Of institution of learning above the high school
Deming jealous of Silver City, The arshted boosters
of mountain ages) realize that the interests of the
two ore common the Graphic of this issue of the
ella country which Silver City than Demng In this issue
too is an editorial urging commercial organizations of the cities of
Southwestern aggressive work Drop the crouch
Brother Bush and let's boost"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-08-08

The Bulgarian wash can yet sting
though worried by Roumania, Greece,
Servia and Turkey. In some of the
late actions the Bulgarians have
shown how desperate men can fight,
The powers will, however, agree to II
peace which will strip the brave lit
tie nation of the fruits of her vie
tories over the Turks, in fact, such Il
peace is now in sight, latest Dispatch
es say.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-08-08

1t is reported that England intends
To locate n naval base in the West
Indies. Other nations may follow
suit and the armed forces of the
United States may have their work
cut out to defend the New World
from encroachmeni from the old and
the consequent breaking Of the Mon,
roe doctrine.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-08-08

4 year ago the prosperity of the
Mimbres Valley was mostly in pros o.
pect. Today We have the tangible
evidence of ii through the operation
of large development companies IL
well as through the feverish activity
of individual developers. Another
six months or less will see more
large-scalc development than the
most ardent booster could have pre-
dlctrd in moments of rosirsl re-
Elections. The Graphic is the proph
et of the new era and today it pre-
diets greater things than ever before,
Wait and see.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-08-08

With all the talk in congress and
elsewhere there is little probability
of intervention in Mexico. Presi-
dent Wilson is not I'm idealist or u
peace-at any price advocate, but he
recognizes in the situation in Mexico
II great moral question and he has
shown that he will not hesitate Ia
stand by that he believes to be right,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-08-08

President Wilson fooled them again
when he accepted the resignation of
Ambassador Wilson. The executive
is II pretty good secretary of state
when he gets his hand in.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-08-08
I. :. i. Il j. j. !. i. .
PERSONAL


~ ~ ~ " - - " ~ " ~ :: " " y y
,,7 Don't fail To get ont early to
morrow morning and vote for the
Luna County High School to be- To-
Gated at Deming. Your vote is nee
essary.
Miss Margaret Kelly returned to
her home in Deming Wednesday rv-
cnimg after u week. visit with Mr..
aud Mrs q. &, llinmm in thi- city.
Silver Sity independent
DR.. II. T.. Morris and ". \. Hack
nry of Myndus, registered AT the
Park Tuesday.
G.. T.. Mlesse departed Monday for
Trinidad, Colorado. He will return
about Saturday.
&. l.. Scagravcs and Mr.. Reed of
the Santa Re railroad advertising
department. arrived in the city
Thursday evening from Chicago and
are guests at the Harvey house.
Mr.. Charles Heath and hen
daughter, Miss Alice Heath. will
leave the city Monday for Kansas
city and 81. Louis To buy millinery
: for the Gold avenue store.
,s Don't fail to get ont early to-
morrow morning and vote for the
Luna County High School to be- lo
Gated at Defining. Your vote is nee
essarN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Delaney. ST..
are in San Francisco after spendin.
six weeks in ST. Paul. Minnesota ant
Portland, Oregon. From San Fran.
cisco they will stop at Long Beach
for II few weeks aud will then return
home about September one. Mrs. ID,
Ianey is much improved in health
and j. ready 10 return To Deming.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-08-08

The Chinese rebellion has about
collapsed and the ancient country
will take up ths hnmdrum eNistunce
for few centuries or more unbroken
by political agitation.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-08-08

The two FL Paso newspapers are
working overtime creating --latest
Mexican >cares. II American dollars
are invested with all the rights of
human beings then there is cause for
alarm.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-08-08

\ week ago il was reported that al
least 300, OOO. 900 bushels of corn was
lost in the corn belt of the middle
west through the long continued
drought, Too bad they haven't
pumping plants with which to water
the thirsty crops when Providence
witholds the moisture.