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Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-15
POPULAR FIRE CHIEF DRAWS HE LINE HERE

Fire Chief Barney Norton yester, day afternoon tcok solemn obligation 10 in future remain away from F. P. & $. W. passenger trains at the depo' around departing hours. Barney was there yesterday to see a friend of He was leaning against the forward car next the steps when an aged lady with a little child and Q suit case approached. Behind her the mother of the Child carried a gril and imperiousIy waved to the fire chief as she dashed into the baggagg room. calling over her shoulder, "Jal<c that baby in the car" The fire chief did. Next came a poFtly lady wiih a dog. and the ire chief got away only when he put it n the baggage ear Followed a sweet young thinS with two suit cases and a bundle. This was moi SO bad. but still being married man. you know, and loading strange yoIlug lady On board Q train when one's wife may be most anywhere isn't the nleasantcst Of sensations. is rg And tber came bulky colcred lady. with a trunk in ore hand ana another in the other. passing both o' them to the head oi inc city protec ticu depa TtmCnt. which was Waeit
 2arnev fell down flat and jumped tn
 foI, Of course it was the chisl cau that got him in trouble. If n, goes to the depot again, was his dec laration last night. the cap will re main behind
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-15
LINE UP FUR
 TIE BIG DAY
Eagles and Redmen Give Out Time and Line of March of Parade and Other Features Attending Annual Event

The joint committee of the Eagles and Redmen having in hand the big picnic at Lewis Springs on Sunday
 June have about completed the de tails for the day and for the Satur- day night proceeding. It is by far the biggest program ever mapped out for a single day picnic event in the county
 The picnic festivities will open on Saturday evening, when at 7:30. mem bers of the two orders giving the af- 1 fair will assemble in uniform al the 1 K. P hall in o. K. street. At $ o'clock the annual night parade will form It will proceed from the hall north on O. K to Brewery Gulch
 down the latter thorougfare past the ! City park to Main street and thence to Castle Rock in Tombstone canyon, l from where it will countermarch to the Library building in front of the postoffiee it will disband.
 Immediately the annual pale face ! scalping event will occur In addi- tion on this occasion there will be
 the city jail mounted on an automo- bile truck and attended by faithful Eagles and Red Men with the aid oi competent police force which will have as its particular job the bring ing in of all Red men and Eagles who may have failed to get in the parade line. The arrests will doubteless add | largely 10 the amusement features fer | the public and a stern judge on the 1 job may add considerably to funds in hand of the treasurers of the orders.
 The C. & A. band will furnish the music during the evening. on the par ade and at later concert, and on Sunday morning will give a concert
 at the depot. following with music on the special train leaving at o'clock and with music during the day at I I .ewis Springs. Return of the special ! from Lewis Springs will be started at ! 5:30. and those on board will be brought hack to the city in time to attend the theatres in the evening. which will hold full performances iol i lowing the arrival of the special Thus | the picknickers will be given oppor- tunity to round a full day of pleasure and recreation in fine order.
 ] Included in the spQrts program for
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-15
TURN OUT TO THIS MEETING
Tonight the Time, City EiaiI a the Place - Will Deter mine Upon 4th of July Gel ebration and Committees

In advance Ui chC public mass mcel- ing which will be held in the council chamber Oi the city hall at $ o'clock his evening there seems little doub'
 hat there will be a celebration in the district on July 4.
 No sentiment against such cele. lraticu has been heard, business mel and others all agreeing that it would be a backward step not to celebrate. There are those who see no financial benefit in it to themselves directly but all are periodically willing to con
 riBute and bear their share of the expenses. If such is the sentiment ia she meeting it will select a committee or board Of directors upon whom will devolve the duty of formulating plans ard carrying them to successful com pletiCu. Every business man in thS district is directly interested in She work of such committee and should attend the meeting and aid in the se lecticn.
 Last year the beard of directcr. numbered ten. five from Bisoee. thTes from Lowell one from Johnson addl
 ton and one from Warren, It is in prcg able that any change will be made iu inc general plan of the committee providiug. Of course that Lowell Vi! mite in the celebration plans Wiu fbc rest of the district. Numerou' 1 suggestions are heard for the person nel Of the committee and the oFlcef | that the directors will choose.
 The baseball sssocistion Is wainni T. result Jf toniglt's meeting, 10 1 tbev have an invitation to go to Tut ! son for July 6. and ,, where toul
 pameuf is to be held but they nav | tbe civic pride to declare that the | viii forego she tournament and r'
 main at home Co aid in the succes of a celebration # one Is to be ael' | This will be a matter for the boar of directors to take Up with the a sociauan. It is possible that the pa team miehI play here on the iin aA so 10 Tucson on the Jth for 2 gan that afternoon leaving the park ope Tor the wild west show on the ate neon of the second day, If two ae Il eeleb~ation shall be decided upon The new board will have as niac ! time for preparation as. did iast year | toard for there is but one days dl ference in the dare of holding v
 mass meeting. that of last year na | ing occurred May II. This gives Se
 en weeks for the completion Of all '. ! preparation, which should easily sl
 fee
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-15

ours in a TIE bath. Ycur toes will wriggle wiih joy They'll look up al sou and almost talk. and then they Il take another dive in that TIZ bath. Nes. TIE is life to feet
 The man or woman who says there S anything like. or as good as. TlZ ney' CT hao 2 foot in TIE hath. Youli b. able to wear smaller shoes, too when you use TIz: your feet will f,ep eozy.
 Miss M Pearl Lloyd. Giendona Wis. got one box of TIE for hei mother She has had sore, tender feet for a long time" writes Miss Lloyd. @bat after using TIE her feel are not troubling her" TIE operates under new principle craving out all the poisonous exuda i tions that make feet sore, corny and tired. There's nothing else like TIE SO refuse any imitation If anyon' offers you a substitute. just remem | Der your poor, suffering feet, ana | tell him to give you sNhat you asfes | for
 TIE. g cents box, sold every
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 sI we say. For a free trial packag'
 write today to Walter Lther Dodg' 6 Co.. Chicago, slll Recommends
 by all Drug Stores department an
 general stores
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-15
ID PRESENT
 GREAT WAR PICTURES

Despite. the erection of the Peace Palace at the Hague, and the diplo- matjc talk of world disarmament, grim-visaged war has not smooth sd his wEinkled front; in fact the frown deepens. and at present every nation in the world is adding to its aFIna- ment and increasing it's forces of sea power Instead of profound peace. it currently looks like war widespread. italy has semi-settled its war with the Turks in Africa, but the Bulgarians and Roumanians are warning with rThe Sick Man of Europe who mas troubled so necessarily and so long. France never had such standing army as it has today, and Germany is ever mobilized on a military basis. while England continues to strength ten and increase her fleets, and fear some Russia (that once boasted she held up the heaven on her bayonefst ] | Is watching every move beyond her borders with seeming eagerness for Aggressive action Mexico currently | has the most fierce internecine war 1 she has ever known. despite her neighborliness co constant revolution in the Central American republics. So that our big peaceful country is mo i bilizing all available military along
 the Borders ofithe Rio Grande Only
 few weeks ago the premier of Eng i land reported the presence of "mys terious lights that nightly sail o'eI
 England" and intimated that the
 aerial warcraft of Germany or France
 |. In
 the heavens over tlfe tight little isl hand
 This will naturallys bring into play
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-15
OFFICERS GIVEN
 A|G IN MEXICO
Cross to Locate Lavis and Two Boys Who Escapec with Booty from Burglar ies - Residents of Cananea

Three of the Mexican boys arrested on Monday were taken to Tombstone yesterday afternoon by SheriF Wheel CT in company with the Watson boys of Douglas. The Mexican lads will appear before the juvenile division of the Superior court and doubtless be sentenced 10 the reform school.
 The fourth Mexican boy accomran- jed Deputy sherif Allie Howe and officer Brooks to Cananea, where he promised he would locate and identi- fy the man LaVIs and the two miss ing boys of the Sunday burglary gang. The officers crossed the line after De putty Howe held a conference with Consul Perez and Mexican officials to whom the consul introduced him, the result of the conference being that the officers were assured of every possible assistance on the part of the state authorities to the end of -Tc- covering the stolen money and jewel ry taken over the line by the wanted Mexicans. The attitude on the other side of the border was such as to Le very gratifying. establishing that n the pursuit of and bringing to book of criminals wanted on this side the state authorities could be counted up- on for cordial assistance.
 Adding to the complications attend ing the escape of Lavis, the man wanted for cutting another Mexican and also for complicity in the Henkel k,,. 40 @f the two boys. is the fact learned ye5 terday, that the three are citizens cf Mexico. The Aoy taken over by the officers yesterday to aid in their ques , gave them She street addresses Cf Lavis and the parents of the boys. The three, this boy alleged, came to Bisbee last week, the two boys hay ! ing run away from home.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-15
KANSAS EASTERN STAR.

SALIVA, Kas., May 14.-A grand reception at the Masonic Temple to the grand officials and members or the Grand Chapter, given by the mem bers of Harmony Chapter. of this city, win constitute today's opening function of the thirty-seyentb annual session of the grand chapter of Kan sas of the order of the Eastern Star, which will continue in session here until Friday evening. The first bnsi- ness session will be held tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-15
SEEK UNIFORM MEASUREMENTS

WASHINGTON, D. C., May l4.- Delegates from many states were pres ent here today when the eibhth annn- on weighis'a and measure ments was opened under the auspices of the bureau of standards of the De partment of Commerce. The confer enee will continue in session several days. The objects are to obtain eiii- cient and uniform laws in the sev' eral States and to promote uniformity of practice in dealing with weights and measurement problems.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-15
NEW ORPHEUM BILL
 HIGHLY SPOKEN 0F

The change of vaudeviIle5at the Or pheum is promised to put on tonight the very best in this hIre that has been seen here All three acts in the new bill come highly recon h1ended from Phoenix and elsewhere The circuit manager at the easital 3city in a letter received by the 0rphenm mau- agement yesterday declared the Bis bee house could not go too, strong in lreccommending the attraction to it's patrons.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-15
CAMPAIGN FOR
 COUNTY SEkI
Commercial Club Will Start Work to Get Court House for Warren District; Busy Meeting Held.

At the Commercial club directors meeting held last night there was jubilation, for shortly before the meet l ing assembled the secretary received a telegram from Representative J. I. 1 Ball, chairman of the committee on ! Legislation, which read: County seat | Removal bill passes 10th houses as Bisbee wants it. This was taken 10 mean that the Roberts-Paee amend ment and objectionable amendments
 were beaten and the bill passed prac tically as originally introduced giving | Bisbee a fair chance. The matter of faction looking toward removal to this
 district was taken up and discussed but was finally postponed until next meeting or such time as the text Of the bill shall be learned Then the club viii open the campaign in favor of a court house either in Bisbee. Lowell or Warren as may be decided
 upon
 l Another cause for reorganization to lthe directors was the success their Y project to organize a highway assOeia- ltiCn to promote the southerly route is meeting with Tentative plan ior
 continuing that campaign were adopted and it will be pushed steadily keeping up interest among all the
 towns that reply from start to finish and informing others of what towns
 are doing.
 The matter of lights between BisOet
 and Lowell which are threatened witt
 removal and of sprinkling and repair ling the Lowell streets was also takeI tup and a committee consisting of liar . Try Jennings, F. W. Ritter and Jess' ' Yoakum was appointed To act Witi tthe secretary for the continuing o
 lrhe lighting and the granting of thl
 other petition. This committee vii i go before the next meeting of th
 beard of supervisors.
 " A report relative to the settlers | l the valley was presented and arrange
 ments were made for an asricultura ], edition of the Review. Of which 90 copies wiil be sent to these new se E tIsrs. was decided upon.
 The secretary announced that L h had aTTangef to obtain list of a $ of the individually owned minin q claims in the district and would pr' |. sent it 10 the board at it's next mee , ing
 \ Reports were presented by th ir p' 'ayground committee, city goveri g ment committee and roads cOmmi
 tee and the members Of the boaf
 unCertook to bring out as many a [ possible Of the business men of th
 district for the meeting tonight ig the city hall when the Fourth Of Jul IT, celebration committee will be selee e ed
 The next meeting Of the board vi n be of much importance for it Is tho ty that action relative 10 county seal - moval will be taken and the preliT rt mary work outlined.
 CT taken for Paris alone and total
 ts-0. 0oagee Of gold engaged for expo al thi. year
 'n Appellate division holds that lc- rectors of a corporation are respon' le. tle to those defrauded by statemen of fn stock selling circulars and iud
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-15

the day are the following features ar ranged 10 date, to which more are to be added:
 SPORTS PROGRAM
 l0O yard dash, free for all.
 Boys race. under 16 years.
 Girls race, under i6 years.
 Fat mans race. over 200 pounds. Standing broad jump.
 Running broad jump.
 Running broad jump.
 Married Ladies race.
 Girls race, 16 to 45.
 Fat Ladies race.
 Potato race.
 Sack race
 Shoe race.
 Nail driving contest for ladies.
 Wood saving contest for ladies.
 Catching the greased pig.
 Four divers contest Pie eating contest.
 Hobble skirt race.
 On the concessions for soft drinks all bids received by the committee tc date have been tabled. all being suo mitted on the percentage basis The committee wants fiat bids and has requested presentation of these al the meeting next Sunday night, when final award will be made
 The swimming pool concession mas been awarded to Charles H. Wiles who had this concession and gave fine satisfaction last year. The Hoopls concession was awarded to Charles Saygol. Bids for the nigger dip and nigger dodger were unsatisfactory and were laid over for further action The beer concession was awarded tht Risbee Beer Co, the lowest bidders who are to furnish 70 barrels o SchIitz piRts. Two ton of ice vii be furnished by the Bisbee Improve meHt Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-15
PICTURES

Vaudeville changes. complete a tE- Orphcun tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-15
NOTES INFLUENCING THE DAY

The eastern railroads are holding a conference with the Interstate Com merce commission, relative to the re opening Of the freight rate case.
 The Oceanic Steam Navigation com pany profits in 1912 were cut thirty per cent due to the Titanic disaster
 The Amalgamated Copper report for eight months show that the com pany is earning al the rate of 6.4Z per cent for the year
 John D. Ryan says that the metal market is in a sound1apd healthy con dition and that he looks for satisiac tory earnings for some time 10 come The engagement of S2A0O'ueo o gold bars for Pario makes S5ltoO@W''
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-15

taken for Paris alone and a total or {, $ Q .0osgse Of gold engaged for export this year
 Appellate division holds that l- rectors of a corporation are responsi- tle to those defrauded by statements in stock selling circulars and iudg- mcnt may lu obtained.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-15
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Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-15
aeopeIA KNIGHTS TEmPLAR

COLUMBUS. Ga. May 1.-The Grand Commandery of Georgia. Knights Templar. opened it's annual conciave here today and Templars from all sections of the state are m attendance. An interesting program has been arranged for the two days of the conclsve. Many of the knights are accompanied by their ladies and they will be loyally entertained.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-08-01
COur Ste Anne de st Paul,

No 3S4.-Le piGue-nique annuel,
qui a Ell lieu, lie % Juliet, au Har-
riet Island, fut I'M success malgr6
lie temps chagrine que nous avons
eu. II y await plusieurs Forestie-
res rendues avant-midi &c pourquoi
il y await I'm prix qui fut gagn6
par Nine Marie Chapdelaine-
''cha6ng dish, I'm r6chaud.
LIE jeu de cartes fut int6ressant
ainsi que tous les autres amuse-
ments. Les prix furent gagn6s
CONNIE suit: Cartes-ler, Nine
Julie Duchesne, "sliver Sheffield
sandwich plate'; 2e, Nine Rose
Dion, toile de table; Be, Nine Eli
sabeth Godbout, oreillers brod6s.
Concours aux feves: Marie-Loui-
Sc Deslauriers, vaiseau a cel6ri de
verre taill6.
Course de jeunes files, Blanche
Labonne, Embroidered dress pat
term.
Course de garcons, Lawrence
WEIGH, corsage.
Jeu de pelote, Nine E. Cartier.
Tous sont retourn6s chez eux
fers ct contents du pique-nique.
Helene Lancette, Sec.-Arch.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-08-01
Tarlbault, nllnn.
Mort dun Jeune HOmme

Edouard La Porte, fills de M.
ct Nine Thomas HI. La Porte, est
decide samedi matin, a la r6siden-
ce de sa famille, sur la lere Ave-
nue.. Sa mort a etc causee par
une diabete.
LIE defunt naquit dams rEtat du
Connecticut lie 10 septembre 1888.
II vint tout jeune au Minnesota
avec ses parents ct toujours de-
meur6 dams cette vile GU ses envi-
rons, except6 durant un an ct demi
quill habita au Massachusetts.
C'6tait un jeune homme de bon
mes mnurs, d'nn caratAre excellent.
industrious ct econome, un fills
soumis ct I'm frere aimable. II
6tait membre de IOrdre DIES Fores-
tiers Catalogues ct du "Faribault
Council DIES Knights of Columbus
Sa mort arriv6e a la feur de page
est grandment regrett6e par tous
ceux qui FONT connu.
SEES parents, deux fr6res, Frank
ct Webb de la Saskatchewan, Ca
NADIA, ct Arthur qui demeure a la
maison p~aternelle, ct deux s@urs
Mines FIX Begin ct Fred Harris,
habitant toutes deux notre vile.
lui survivent.
La famille 6plor6e a la sympa-
THE dun grand nombre d'amis
dams la douleur que lui cause Ia
perte dun fills d6vou6 ct un frere
bien-aime.
SEES %fun6railles ont Gu lieu a 9
he ures. lundi matin, en- l'eglise du
Sacr6- Occur, on une grand messe
de requiem a etc c6l6br6e par lie
Rev. Pere Monge. Les porteurs
6taient DIES membres Forestiers ct
DIES Chevaliers de Colomb. SEES
restes ont etc Opposes dams lie CT
metiere du Calvaire.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-08-01
u. c. F.. c.

Les officers du Bureau de Direc-
ton de L'Union Canadienne-Fran-
caise ct Catalogue DIES Etats-U nis
Sc sont r6unis, mardi lie 81 6coul6.
au Bureau General, a Marquette,
Mich, pour leur assemble annuel-
le.
Les officers s~uivants, Math. Fill
lion, Pres Gen, Emil Prince, Ter
Vice-Pr6s. Gen, Eusebe Bertrand,
Sec.-G6n., Henri Routhier, Tres
Gen. Chas F. Pequegnot, Med
Elk. G ct les directeurs, J.-Bte
Cloutier, Eugene M6nard ct F. x.
Normand 6taient presents. Des
resolutions de regrets ont etc pre-
sent6es devant lassembl6e pour lie
vide cause par l'absence de M.
Chauinard, 2e Vice-Pr6s.- Gen. Les
officers sont satisfaits de l'Admi-
nistration de L'Union ct DIES affai-
res Ell generate. Malgr6 les nom
breux d6ces pour lesquels nou
avons pave lie montant de $1,000,
il nous reste encore du dernier Sc
mestre un surplus all capital de
pres de $4,000. lis ont constat6,
dependant, que lie nombre de nou-
veaux membres n'6tait pas assez
grand ct, pour y encourager lie re-
crutement DIES n6tres, lis ont d6ci-
de d'accorder. d'ici au Ter ]uillet
1914, q tous ceux qui feront adj
METRE un membre dams L'Union,
une prime de un dollar ($l); de
plus la somme de quinze dollars
($15) sera donn6e a la Branche qui
enregistrera dix nouveaux men,
bres, ainsi que quinze dollars ($l5)
pour chaque dix membres en- plus
DIES dix premiers, pourvu que ces
membres nous aient remis leurs
cotisations durant trois mois con-
s6cutifs.
Done, nous esp6rons que non
settlement les oficiciers g6ne1aux
mails les officers locaux Sc feront
un devoir de battre la marche du-
rant ce temps special de recrute-
ment.
Eusebe Bertrand, Sec.-G6n.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-08-01
(W:REM@1 ASS;;S;So?CANdT5M
%MAbERSHP[Ab $1
@4EzAEyA ] !! @iMy5SSSRN1M'1
L'UniVerSaIite de la Lan9ue
Franchise

A propos dun grand discours de
M. Poincare, lie "News Wiener
Tageblatt'', journal autrichien, a
chant6 IN lynne a la langue fran
qaise:
'"Nous eprouvons, dit-i], IN plat
sir particular a lire I'm discours
en- francais, dams cette langue
courtoise, propre plus qu'aucune
autre a bonner une tournure agr6a-
bic aux chooses les plus p%6nibles'.
&c iugement nest pas nouveau.
En- 1874 deja, l:Acad6mie de Ber-
lin couronnait lie discours de Riva-
rol sur l'universalite de la langue
FRANCHISE, en- soulignant particu-
]ierement lie passage Gu il est dit
que cette langue est la seule qui
ait une prolific native.
&c nest pas sans raison que lie
francais est la langue diplomatique
du monde. MATS quand il est par
l6 en- Alsace-Lorraine, lAllemagne
ne lui reconna1t plus aucun m6rite.
Ella Croix" de Paris.
lei, en- Amerique, lie francais est
egalement proscrit. Et sc qui est
plus triste. c:est quill est attaque
par ceux meme qui, au nom de la
charlie ct de tout ce quill y a de
plus sacr6 sur terre ct dams lie ciel.
devraient Sc faire I'm strict devoir
de laisser aux Car adiens-francais
usage libre de leur langae mater
nellie.
Quelles terribles responsibilities
ces gems he Sc je%ttent-ils pas sur
les epaules, en- agissant ainsi! Que
Dieu ait piti6 d:eux!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-08-01
Explosions MeurtriereS

La poudriere de Beloeil, propri-
etc de la compagnie canadian
Explosives Went d'ajouter encore
une explosion q son record d'acci-
dents meurtriers.
Mails cette fois, sept employees
ont etc tues. quatre hommes ct
trois jeunes files:
Eugene Lariv6e, de St-Hilaire,
% ans.
Alphonse Guilmin, de Bel@il,
26 ans.
Phil. Paquette, de Beloeil, Fl
ans.
Rosario Mongeau. de Beloil, Is
ans.
Mary Theresa Williams, de Bel
cell. 19 ans.
Lorenza Lacasse, de Bel@il: II
ans.
Aurore Ellie, de Beleil, Is ans.
On ma trouv6 que quelques
membres ct DIES lambeaux de chair
DIES pauvres employees.
La derniere explosion a eu lieu
il Y a a peine deux ans.
Cette fois-ci, c'est dams la BATHS
Sc OH l'on prepare les cartouches a
la gelatine que l'accident s'est pro-
duit.