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Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19
Hunting Licenses.

There arrived in the city last eve
ming the first hunting licenses TO &c
placed in the district. II you are 9
hunter or go hunting In Arizona you
will have to have one OF these IL
censes. unless you wish TO subject
yourself to arrest by the first game
warden you may meet. The licenses
are good for one year. Payment o.
the modest sum of so cents is requir
ed. The local supply is in the hands
of Justice Thomas.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19

An article must have exceptional
merit to survive for a period OF forty
years. Chamberiain's Cough Remedy
was first offered TO the public in 1872.
From a small beginning il has grown
in favor and popularity until II bias
attained a world wide reputation. You
will find nothing better for a cough or
cold. Try it and YOU win understand
why It Is a fayorite after a period
Of more than forty years. II not Only
gives relief-it cures. For sale by All
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19
At The Hotels.

At ne 7oteis.
Copper Queen:-A w. Liddell.
Douglas; R. a Turner, Phoenix; E.
VI. Stetson, Boston; Lee Rendered.,
San Francisco; II B. Synes, San
Franciseo; H. Laurie, New York; J. 7,
Ray, Denver; J. z. Johnson, Milwau,
kee; Mrs. r. A. Folsom, Naco; H. w.
Roger. Burlington; L. L. Moore. Court
land: J. c. Smith, Cananea.
Phnadelphia-E NJ Funman, Beck
er. Ariz.; L NJ. Lewis, San Francisco;
A C. Robbins, Tempe; F. J. Taylor
Globe: NJ. J. Smith, Tucson, l.. J,
Howard, FL Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19
are You William Nash7

A telegram directed TO the Review
yesterday from Juneau, Alaska, asks
the address Of William Nasn. No de
tai is given in the telegram but il
Is Indicated that it will be to The
benefit OF Mr.. Nash, If here, to make
himself known at once at the Review
Office. the Review being requested to
make reply to Juneau as soon as il
locates him. Endeavors last night t.
find Williams Nash in the district
filled of results.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19
Inducements.

improvements.
Work is well under way by John
Carretto on the remodeling Of the old
Saddle Rock restaurant on Brewery
gulch. An addition Is being built at
the rear OF the building which will
contai nthe kitchen. The old kitchen
space will be added To the dining
room Mr. Corretto expects TO open
a first class restaurant in the build.
ing, probably about the end OF this
month.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19
DOUGLAS Elks

Al a meeting of the Elks lodge al
Douglas last night G. w. PRATT was
chosen as exalted ruler. The othar
officers elected were: W. NJ. smith,
leading knight; S. G. DoweH, loyal
knight; NJ. S. Stanley, secretary;
p. GrindeII. treasurer; Z. 5. Fin
lev. tyler, and Frank w. Doan'
trustee.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19
Cream Fa.inz

Oue-fourth cup siteed flour; tea
spoonful salt; cup hot milk; egg,
beaten light; cltp sugar; tecspooHfHI
camilla extract; I ounce chocolate.
Mix -four and salt with a very little cold
milk; stir into the hot milk and cook ten
minutes; add the chocolate and stir until Il
Is melted and evenly blended with the -four
mixture, then beat in the egg mixed with the
sugar, and lastly the vanilla
You need the X c Cooks Book, contain
ing this and 50 other delicious recipes-seni
Jrse Upon receipt Of the colored certificate
lacked in every ascent can Of K G baking
Powder. sead to the Jaques Mig. Co..
Chicago. .
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19
Good Fire Run.

At 1880 O'Clock yesterday the five
department responded to q call from
o. K. trail. Il was the result Of
coal oil stove in the Terrace house
exploding. The fire was soon put out
Damage was slight The department
made a fine pull up the steep road
and was very much ready for bus
mess on arrival at the scene of the
blaze
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19

Sad News
David II. White. OF the assay de
partment OF the Copper Queen, yes
terday received a telegram from los
Angeles, telling OF the death OF his
mother. Mrs Florence c. White, OF
spinal paralysis. About a year age
Mrs. White visited in this city and
made many friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19
George Roberts Out.

On crutches. but with the old smile
and the old glad hand, George Rob,
erts is again about the streets, haN
ing been greeting his friends since
Sunday, when he left the Copper
Queen hospital after several months
confinement with a broken leg.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19
Called to Bed side.

Mrs. d. A Arnolo ana little daugh.
ter left yesterday afternoon for ON
aha, Neb., where her father is IN
critical condition as the result of a
fail from a street car. Due to ris
aiyanced years it is considered doubt.
ful whether he can make recovery.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19
Announce Dates.

I The following announcement OF
games for the Warren District Grays
have been made: At Warren, Doug
las, March %: at Warren. Fifth ca7-
airy, March %; Douglas, March 80;
at Warren, Cananea, April 6.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19

( Sheriff Wheeler passed through the
city yesterday. returning from Naco
10 Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19
NOTICE.

Members Of Episcopal Choir going
TO Douglas Sunday notify John d.
Williams, Phone 1877, so that automo-
bile accommodation may he arranged
or.-Advertisement 81.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19

/ George B. Ryan, representative oil
Gus Momsen & Co. at Ell. Paso, is a
business visitor
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19

Hogan Elliott has returned to the
city after attending business school
in Illinois.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19
a sleep picture.

a Sleep Picture.
The power OF sleep is the title Of
an uproariously funny comedy pic
ture to be seen at the Royal tonight
ana tomorrow night
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19
Life in Mssleo.

A Pathe picture at the Royal to-
night and tomorrow night entitled
Her Faithful Yuma Servant tells
an intense story OF real life in Old
Mexico Don't fail to see it.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19

James Ovens will leave today bJ
automobile for Phoenix on a bust
ness and pleasure trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19

Pathes Weekly. the feature at the
Royal tonight and tomorrow night.
with its items Of interest to everyone
from all over the world.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19

V. H. Verfuth has returned from
business trip to FL Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19
Local and Personal Notes

other city property stored in the
room in the City Hall building that
! is to be used for a jail, was taken
out and stored in the present city
Jail,
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19
Feels At Home.

owen Searson who is travelling
win the Campbell Carnival Company
is enjoying his stay here VISITING
with his brother, James SearsOh' anu
his niece, Mrs. +. R. Mccall.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19

NOTICE KNIGHTS AND
LADIES OF SECURITY
The Knights end Ladies OF SecuI
itv will have lodge meetiI on Wed
nesday. 18th of March, in Medigoyich
han. Important business All mem
bers please be present at T:3O sharp
advertisement. o.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19

The Practical Features Of
SOCIETY BRAND SUITS
FOR YOUNG MEN
and men tDho stay young
l Pencil pocket in seam OF in
side breast pocket
2 Cash pocket on inner left
side.
3 Cloth perspiration shields az
armpits.
/ 4 Neck Cape: Prevents wrink-
ling below collar-patented.
3 Extension safety pCeket-con-
ceals and secures letters.
Buttonniere holder under
lapel
Watch pocket in outer right
pocket
Vest.
9 Side buckles to produce
1 smooth fitting back.
10 Watch guard in lower left
pocket for fob or chain.
II Pencil pocket--opens in
seam Of upper left pocket.
| Il Vestee-adds dressiRess.
Is One inch outlet On each side
of back.
Trousers.
IA Permanent crease: keeps
trousers pressed and prevents
bagging at knees patented
June 10th, 1908.
Is Cash pocket within right
hand side pocket. Permits car,
rying knife, keys, etc. in same
pocket without confusion.
I IS Guard in watch pocket; pre-
vents theft or loss.
II Pencil pocket in right hand
hip pocket.
Very convenient when with.
out coat
IS Tunnel belt slides.
1g Specially designed button in
front Of waist band.
20 Hip pockets TO button.
q Improved secret money peck
ct on inside OF waist band.
% Specially designed side
pockets.
] % Hanger OF silk braid.
| "a 25z inch turn up-for soft
1 cuff or cuffs.
| % Reversible leather belt or
| cloth TO match trousers.
| 20 Safety catch all in side
1 pockets to prevent things
from rolling out when in re-
y Ginning position.
4 Besides these excellent fea
II tures-there is the finest OF de-
signing and Tailoring In these
suits.
] A REMARKABLE LINE OF
READY TO WEAR SUITS
and SCHWARTZ BROS. METH
OBS BEHIND EVERY ONE.
5000 to $500
Especially strong on BLUE
iii SERGES.
II SGRWkRTS BROS., GO.
THE SAFE PLACE MAIN ST.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19
Deported.

Trinidad Luna, an undesirable, wa'
yesterday taken In charge at Lowell
by Inspector Schafer, from Naco, ant
viii be deported.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19
Cemetery Cleaned.

Cemetery Cleaned.
Work OF removing debris from
Evergreen cemetery, which has been
going on for some time. has been
completed.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19
PILES CURED IN s 70 = DAYS

Your druggist viii refund money II
Pazo Ointment fails to cure any case
Of Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Pro
truding piles in 6 to II days. DOC
Advertisement. $50
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19

Getting Ready.
Yesterday morning the cement and
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19

Now opened. Bob Arborn's sanitary
harper shop across from depot, ciea1
towels 10 everyone and plenty not
water advertisement. 20
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19
&c Cream Cake

By Mrs. Janet Mckenzie Hill, Editor Of
the Boston Cooking School Magazine.
One-half cup batter; I cup sugar;
yolks of 2 eggs, beaten tight; u eHpS
Siffed Hour; 3 level tedspoOrtilts x Q
Boxing Ponder; I cup cold lodter; whites
eff eggs, beaten dry.
Cream the butter; add the sugar, yolks OF
eggs and water; then the Hour, sIited three
tines with the baking powder; lastly the
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19
Try The New WAY
of Curing Corns
Easy As One, Two. Three; No Fuss;
No Pain, by Using "GETSIT."

Just take two seconds to put little
'GETSIT" on that corn. That corn
is done for" as sure as the sun rises.
The corn shrivels up. vanishes. That's
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

ROOM house furnished for light
Housekeeping. Youngblood Hill. lO4
Mrs. Laroy. lVl-
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19
Cream Cake

Inquiries among a large number ofwonen
using THE Cooks Book" showed this to
be their favorite cake recipe. 1t IS easy to
make. certain to turn out well II X Bak-
inc Powder is used, and may be put to-
eether with almost any filling or icing.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19

whites OF eggs. Bake In TWO OF
three layers; put these together
with cream filing, and dredge
t..e top with confectioners sugar.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-19
Our Big Sale Of

Which has been DELAYED for some
time is drawing near. Tomorrow.
Thursday morning, we will place on
sale at the Bisbee and Lowell store
the best values that have ever been
offered to the women of this district
We earnestly wish that all of our
customers be on hand early in order
that they may receive sone of the
choice designs in beautifully en-
hroidered FlouncingS and all-overs.
also bands and insertions. Don't for
get tomorrow is the day set for this
interesting event.
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At WGuner BET Der Grue
bentatdftropbein in Wa les
II m act o m m c n

Hf TT TT Z II.
garbiF3, Wales, 10. Oft. 4at
hoFfnung, nod anbere bon ben gerg.
leuten Der llniperial Brine retten gu
iOnnen, in Der am 9ienftas cine Or
piciion itattfanb, III dufaeaeben NOR.
ben. Die Tleloune, bab in elmer Der
DoiIsrien 20 WGnnsr nod lebeno aufs
aefunben porben ieien. bat lih ols
fnlfd, eripieisn: n6breno oes Iaaes
trureen abtr piele 1onis dufaefunoen.
Scsreit III nod tein oTfisieller Be.
rift neroffsntIihi tucroen unb oies
sat gefremben .rreat. am Na6Hliiial
brad i'm Der 9rube aufs neue Teuer
a.s~ unc eS III iotpcii niht aeloitt
lpcroen. Rein Qsbensseidpen lit in Der
G'rnbc AZ bemerten. gis I'll ipotsr
qbenoIiunbe ipdren 40 2eihen aus
Der 9rube hsrousaebraht porbsn,
ipdhrenp 1853 Wduner iid nod in Der
0rute bsfinben. 3ur 3eit. als bic Or
pIoiion iiattfano. befanotn iih 931
Ws6nrsr in Der 0rubs.
Die Snasnisure esben iid iest ole
MIhc, bas fysusr su loifen, od lie Is
fir srredlos hdltsn. bic RettnHas.
arbsitsu fortaaIssen.
9uftpoit in Hrantcsih.
9iIlaepublan, Sranireit. Is.
Cfipber. Tis eriis frans0Iiife auits
ncit ruroe am Wi..poh UlorgeH nm
Iisten llhr ppu bier aus nit einsm
aeroplan abaslhidi. Ter ssutnani
Mnorc gcnin 5cF1resrie ben Sad.
her grisfe fir WeitinbieH unn .,sntrGf
amerifa i'm geipid,t non % pfurb
enibieli, naf ct. Sulie, gentepellt.
ren no aus sr per Iutcmobil mad,
bem Seshafen pauilIae uno auf ben
Dampfsr gerou sebrchi nurbs.
Iirit be Gbimap eefors
ben.
grnffel. Is. Cftotsr. SIN afe
ter BON So 5abr,n in bier Der 5iirl.
Soisph be Gilman aus osm eeten os.
icbiebtn. Der gsrstpiaie permdblss i:ef
1890 in garis nit Der be rilhm'sn
Wlillicn.ner6in CLARA Warb BON Dr.
iroii bic ibm mad alierlsi Sianoaisn
init nem unsariihen 3igeuners Grimes
Rigo burdbrannts.
Die OIaubissr Dr.. Rub Il
9iefeIs 3u eiier 1ers
mlune einberus
fen.
Wiind,en. 10. Gstobsr. -oi.
uBaptrifdx 9rsubanb atiienaelsa-
fhaf!- bo! elm Hunoihrei6en an oi.
G.6ubiaer oss btrlihmien Grfino.rs
Or. Rubolf 1isfsI serihisi. psr ani
ter ,5chri BON Anttrsrptn mad oar
mid BON benz Gampfer .Dr.sotn@ fis'
unb srtrnns.
Dem giriulnr ssndB III Diei'ls
Drunbbeiib total ii6trihuiot. uHe
Hacr perm0sen faii nift porhanvn
sgalls ieti bsr aoniurs aHsemslbil
ipiirbe. 6tibt es In b.m giriular. mir
nsn bic Ol1nbiatr innhrlhsinlif lee,
ausoe6en. Die Wiiiips belise irin e.
atnes ytrm0asn. aubsr 6sm iiberlaI.e'
tsn Wchnbaufs, ipslGes bereiis Der
G.ldu6;sern iiberirasen iporben.
Gs nirb 3uglsin sine 0erInmmIuns
Der GlGubigtr einberufen. iptlfe i'll
iitsr pdtsre s4rittt i9liifis mafs.
Isu.
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2pon, 9eneral gourhslaiiie, spsi gri=
sdossensrdle unb eine 4nsabl anbsrer
h06erer Sffisiere iollsn ibrsr aoms
naanens sntboben merben.
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% DetterberiAt

Hiir Sbio unb Snbiana: 3riis
hes unb iiihleres Wetier am Tons
neritaa. am iSreitag unbeiiilnmtes
Netter. Norblihe Winbe.
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Refine y q hri6ten aus
erito.

Wterito.
g8 htnGton, .. G., 10. Oft.
BIS 8um Nbenb mar in 6ieiigen 2(os
mlniitrationstrsiisn feline Na9ri1t
uber oas ReIultat elmer &onferen3
siHQetrn5fen. an Der fpdhrenb pes "a.
qes in Der Staot Wertto pas aun3c
htpIomatiihe Rorps tbeiInabm. Wfan
III bier Der QHiiht, Die Gouferen3 Be-
oeule. oaB bic auspGrttaen He9isruns
acn isbt entinlofien isien, etusn Druid
auf Wterito aus8uiben.
8as 0efret oes Generals 6uertd,
in benz cr lid auber Der Gretutips
gepalt aud bic Legislative 8clpuit
anmabt, BAT bier als 6oifuun9 per-
nihtet, baB Dds 6uertds sRegime Dieoer
cine tonititutionelIe Heaieruug etaz
bliren ooer i'm St1noe iein purbe, nit
ben INNER 3abIrsihsr unb ag9rsiIiDer
lrerben0cn aonitituitonaIiitsn fertio
2u perbeH.
SopOhI 8r1iioent DilTon lpie
Stdatsietretdr grpau heIddftiqen iit
nit Der MlpaIittsit zines noh i6Grs
feren 8oraehcns Der Der. Stddten
Qeqeu Werito. Irei BLdne lpuroeu Der
RsQierunl pOyqsihlagen: griters eIRe
QrOBe Ulilitdrz uno 7Slotteu,0emon,
/ Itration, bic ats 0oriittsmaBreae
bienen tonnts. im Iaue ipdter ernitIif
porQegunqsn rpsroeH mibte. 8orldufio
nentt Der Brdiioeut aber nur nod cir
cine geiIsqunq Der Shpieri9teitsu All
| frisoIihsm gBsge.
3neitens Iino piete 8cdmts Der On.
| iiat, BAR Die ioiortias Heiignutior
os$ prdIihenten 0uerta une ieir
qdn3I:hes 3uriittreten pom Der ppliti.
| ihtu 2lrcuu perldHlt perosn iollts
una Dap. nenr bisic Iufforoeruac
ianorirt sperhsn iollie, bic umer!tcpi
Ihe Rsdieruna Die Goniiitu:toRaIiIter
i'm 9lorocn unterftiisen ioQte.
| 3rittsns tonntsn Die Der. Stauter
,lle gs3iehunaen nit Der 5uerta. .He
tis-un1 abbredleH uno cs ben GonIti.
tAtiondliiten uno ben perif)ieoener
Iberu.en @lementen in Werito iiber
laiien, 6uerta los gu tperpen uno eini
proniforiid1e ReaierunQ 8u stabliren
nit Ser bic Gonititutionoliiten Syrie
Observation-Disclosures autniipfeu uni
fir cine frsie WahI in uebereinitim
mung nit ben msritaniI6en 9eiebsr
Toracn tonnten.
Setretdr grnau reiite am Nbent
mad Watsrloo. Soma. ab. uno iaqtI
Dor isiner 2tbrsiie, bab bic amsrituni
/ ihe Reeierun5. nenisitens in Ger
rGhiten paar Sauen pabriheinIit
teinen Sfritt nit 9e5ug ouf Weritt
mehr thun fperoe.
De- umitano. baB 0eutidlanb cir
rreitsres Srieesf6iff mad meritani
| iden 8etpGFerr ihitt. oeruriahte bic,
teine qommentdre, on Die bieii1
HeQieruna in hisIer 6anOluna, hi
aud in Der aonfersns Der 8tplomuten
in Der Staot Werito ben 9eainn cine
Rsihe ppn WaniIeitattpnen ieiteni
Der 6rpbmGhte erblitt, Die einen er
nihternben Ginflus auf ben Genera
6uerta ausiiben miiTien.
8eeinflufiung BON 9es
orenen peri udt.
| gAieaqo, eSas., 10. Oft. De
Qsriuh, cine sSurn auiammensuitellen
per peihsr Daniel Donahoe IN
sSiaae S.eifei, elm Qbpptat uno eli
| geteftip. proasifirt iperpen iouen, oi
anaefiaat iino. on elmer 9srTtIipd
runa betheiiiut aepeien su 'sin. ni
ben 3ipet bate. ben auten Ruf DO
Clarence 9. 5unt. friibsren 9eneraI
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JntaneIelegrapD
Keine Nadridjtsn aus Meriko
@abrenb bes Sages III WaiBz
instOn einsetrOHea.
Dsam slanbt bas Die 6uertu 0ie.
siernmg
ueber6aupt nift auf bas Memorun-
bum oes prdIibsnten WilIon
anttporten tpirb.
8esinfluifung Der GeI6porenen in
benz groaeb asqen 9onp1oe nb
Stiefel in Chicago.
Der SuIsersqroasb nirb lpd6riteins
LID am 8oEneritdg elm Gnbe
errei6en.
Der merifdniihe General Wtdqs in
San Qntonip, Ssras, perbuftet,
~Ss
Q6er 9eaeu 8iirqfhaft tpieosr fret
gelaiIen.
&etne 5offnung, ben Qpidtifer e5eipe1
nod am 2eben finoen su t0nnen.
-~:.>-
9efobrIi6e 6oQenmdihine BEL Ner
Dort 9efunoen.
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Wei Der enfataitropbe
IN NNales rniaefon.n,en.
Die baperiibe gbroniulseirase
isl MN balo sel6it ueroen.
Muh Der srobe areussr ~9insta" fpiro
pon Deutihinnb mad msritanifAen
gtiDdHern sei1idt psrosH.
Gin mpfteri0isr Jrember in Dresden
psrbaftet.

Der bsabiidtist baben iolI. ben aonia
Jrisorif 4uguf! gu ermorben.
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Shlimfne Giienbabn aolIiiion BET
liperpool.
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prins artbur bon eonnausbt NIT Der
prinssiTin alsrnnbra 9ictoric.
5ersosiu bon 0iie. psrmdhIt.
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9as Reiultat bss internaiionalsn
golon Wettfliessns.
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9srmdbluns am br;tiidtn aOnisshofs.
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A perion.n ss.0etsi unb IS psrlesi.
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(9efobrIthe 60lenmdIhine BEL Nerp
0ort 9efunben.
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aetne 5cffnung, ben Qpidtifer SeipeQ
nod am 2e6en finben gu t0nnen.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-01
STRIKERS WELCOME MILITIA AT
LUDLOW, COL.

Ludlow, COL, Nov. 1.-The long
feared invasion of Ludlow" by the
militia was completed today. Instead
of the resistance which pessimists
had predicted, the soldiers met
hearty welcome extended by 1000
coal strikers and their families, who
had been living in the tent colony
here since the Southern Colorado
coal strike began.
One thousand infantry, cavalry and
artillery, constituting all the militia
in the coal district, assembled at 8 a.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-01

m. on the prairie two miles from
Ludlow The strikers and their fami-
lies marched out over the prairie, led
by a miners band and singing the
Colorado strike song to the air of
1.-THE Battle Cry of Freedom" Not
a rifle was in sight in the strikers
ranks.
Singing Justly, the miners march
ed to a point a few hundred yards
from the troops and formed two long
lines. The soldiers, led by Adjutant-
General Chase, marched through the
ranks of the strikers, who shouted,
cheered and waved their hats in a
wild demonstration.
The rest of the morning was de-
voted to fraternizing by soldiers and
strikers.
as Charlie, much of a spender?"
1.-THE only thing l ever saw him spend
was an evening out at the house. -
N Y World
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-01

81 got a job in a department store,
but only made enough money to buy
food, so slept in the parks when it
was warm enough and when it got
cold or rained, slept in cellars. Then
I lost my job and 1 didn't. have food.
Pm glad Pm arrested. Maybe it will
be better now"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21
Cold Storage and Prices


Cold storage In relation to prices ls
the subJec, Of recently issued bullo-
tin prepared by George X. Holmes.
chief OF the division OF production
aud distribution. bureau of statistics.
department OF agriculture This IL
supplementary Co former bulletin
Iva which business features of cold
storegc were treated. 4 large amount
OF Information les presented hearing
on the contention that the cold stor-
age interests artificmly raise the
prices at commodities and that the
effect of the cold storage OF foods
has been TO lower the annual level OF
prices paid for them by consumers
and To make prices more uniform
throughout the year
The products embraced In the treat.
ment OF this bulletin are fresh beef.
mutton and pork. and dressed poul-
Try. butter ana eggs In the treat-
ment of this subject. wholesale prices
we're asoeTtainod as FAR back as 1850
aud the whole period of thirty-ono
years covered by the price statistics
is divided into two primary periods
az tSa3. the approximate time at
which cold storage had grown to be
important In It's Influence upon con
sumption. The cold storage period
beginning In 1893 aud ending In .ho
compilation of prices with 1911 Is
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-21
ECHOES FROM SANTA FE
santa re Happenings Always Interest
Our Readers.

After reading OF so many people In
our town who have been cured by
Doans Kidney Pills. the question
materially arises. rs this medicine
equally successful In our neighborlng
townsP" Tho generous statement OF
this santa Fe resident leaves no room
for doubt on this point,
Jose Ortizy Baca, Alto ST., Santa re,
n. Mex. says: "In 1907 used Dosn's
Kidney pills FOR pains In my back
which had troubled me for three
years. They brought prompt relief
and proved 50 satisfactory that gave
public statement IN their praise. Now
after two and half years have
passed. / gladly confirm every word OF
that testimonial. can add that
have since used Deans kidney Pills,
giving them more thorough trial
and have received great benefit. I
know that this remedy L. good for
backache and kidney complaint"
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
cents Foster Mllburn Co.. Buffalo,
Flew York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember tho name--Doan'S-and
take no other, ADV. SS