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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-29
Gloves for Christmas
From BaItimore's Best Store

| GCo,es and Christmas are almost SYNONYMOUS
| certain il is that the one word suggests the
II other.
give have gathered bounfu stocks of the best
II gloves for men, and children that
money will buy-and we will send them to YOU
by mail without charge for postage, or we will
II send them to any other desired address.
GCIoycs for Christmas giving will be put up in
pretty boxes without extra charge
wOMENS GLOVES.
II and Ian ............. ....... sl.00 and sl.50
II womcns Two.t.lasp Oycrscamicwn Cloves. in black.
II white tam sra, and brown sI00
Il womens lwoCasp Imported Md Gloves. in black.
II black with white stitching. white. white with
black Stitching. tan. and brown. .SIb0
i womrns rwoClasp ca,Im,crciic Gloves. in black 25c
i Women, Two-Casp Cashmere Gloves, in black, siIk-
lined cuff .... Soc
womcn- ruoCla-p Double SILK BLACK Gloves
ii kNscrs ................ SI00
/ Womc.s Black Woolrn t.lo,cs .. SOC
Il Momens Lined Gauntlet Gloves ............ $500
MEMS GLOVES.
i Mems ome-tasp Calc.kn Gloves ,ariou. shades of
Mems oneCla.p era, Mocha Glove. 81 50 and $500
Mems o"e-cIa-p Cape,ki" Glove arccc.nrd
800 $50 and $500
Il Mems flcce c-IncI CaunIIci.. . s. 80 and $3.50
Mems Wooden Glove. black and era, 5oc - and sl0O
/ Men. Careskin Glove, with a wool Glove u,-dc-can
be- worn separately, II desired; especially good
/ CHIIDREN's GLOVES
/ Children onc-Ca.p Capc.kn Gloves heccc-Iincd,
Il various -hldc Of ............ SlOO
4 Children. oncCla,p Mocha Gloves. in tan and gray
Il Children. Tan Caunrel- aeccc-ined - soc
II Children Moolcn Gloves, IN red navy, brown and
Ballimorc's Best Store
Muau6hAlA szG75mG60
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-29
BOlgiano's Fall Bulbs
Beautifully Illustrated 30 Page
Bulb and Poultry Book Free.

|, tells you exactly how to arrange and
care for your Fall Bulbs to have the bes,
success. also give full line Of Poultry
Supplies and requisites II you have no,
already received copy send US a postal
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-29
LESSON FOR NOVEMBER 80
CROSSING THE JORDAN.

LESSON TEXT--Joshua 3.7-iT.
GOLDEN TEXT-"Fear thou not for
arm with thee."-isa. 4i:i0.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-29
Our Plant Season
F,w In Full Progress

Beautiful Plants. Ferns. Palm. and Hardy
Evergreens selling at price within the
reach Of all Watch the Baltimore Amer.
lean and Sun Tor special sales. II you
canno, get Bolganos Bulbs and Plants
through your local dealer Send US pos.
,al and We will tell you where you can
get them.
Bol3ianO's Seed Store
g5 Years Established Trade.
BALTIMORE, BID.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03
MEMS MEETING.

Another excellent program was
rendered 90 the mems meeting which
was held ar the Y ". G.. !. building
yesterday evening ~ 3.45 o'clock
The principal address OF the evening
N ts delivered by the Rev IT, g Law
thor. Of the First Presbyterian church
Of E"liaire. who tooE for his subject.
Guilty in The First Degree" Tho
adore was we'll delivered as tho
Rev Lawthcr Is one Of the best
spDak"r5 boo tho Ohio valley AMI his
discourse ON The subject was a treat
'u all who had the pleasure OF hearing
h.m Another feature OF tho evening
program was th" rendition ~ several
vocal solos hv Mr. Jasper Baum
quite large crowd was pre5eu. a.
The meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03
Distinctive Tailored Suits
Exceptional Values

m TUTI"tI NoIUuT 'fUJICIIih. PtNUIt
Cloth. Elsaicr. Cords. Chcviot,, Ottoman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03

Catholic church. 81 Mary of tho p.-
p'tual Help. rendered a very excel
lent program. 4 good many Of tho
leaders q the church were presen,
ana delivered splendid addree.es
while IN" music was furnished bv a
mai" choir from Pittsburgh. ga. The
r'ctors OF o." church who PARTED
rat"d tn ~" exercises are as follows
VIC. General the Very Rev VaIrntin,
Gorzo. N" R"y Joseph Hauula. tra
Eh"nv. Pa. tho Rev Constantine
L'uNanycz. 81 Pittsburgh. Pa. ths
Rev. \ Dorozvnsky. Of NcI-.e.porf
Pa. the Rev o. Rodko. OF Carnegie
Pa N" Rev " LGKavsky. OF Jean
n"',". Pa. Tho Rev = Sahow. OF T1
routo. o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03
EXCELLENT PROGRAM.

Yesterday afternoon af Forty SOC.
0ud and Jacob streets fI. huthcuian
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03

Bring your basket and your pocket
book 10 the opening Of Morqan's New
Butter store, Saturday. November stn
We will make IL worth your while
MORGhNS NEW BUTTER STORE
Market Alley
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03

Bring your basket and your pocket
book f1 The opening % Moraan's New
Butter store. saturday November pth
We Will make 10 worth your while
MOHChNS NEW BUTTER SrOPr
Narkrt Alley
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-24
CRITICISM

lBy George Matthew Adams)
Nauy people allow themselve, to bc hurt
through Cuu.lm. Asa matter Of fact Cuuo.m
one Of ,h, strongest incentives for perfected
work
Many o' Dbr greatest oI the world uumphf
d,r.'ly resulted from Criticism
Study thc OFF, of any great man and you will
detect that as soon as that man began 90 Crit
osc his own worl, and as soon as other pcopl,
began 200 lrtr hand 90 he same thing that man
grew Wendell Phillips used 20 say that be- never
le.i br was effective until the misses started Then
,h. man. boiling with hls enthusiasm for Jhg cause
and thr belief Dha, hc was right cast from has
mind hs greatest ideas and greatest tuumphs OF
speech and influence
Whether Criticism s effective Tor you OF not
depends upon the suuD back OF that Criticism.
Criticism may ONE from malice or jealousy
~, BUG man % .oman ignores such Criticism.
Then there IS the Criticism OF unrmpor,aul
pu.u,s And then There s lhc one great Cuu,sm
louc,D Criticism with the SPIN, back OF It OF
rendering % service When YOU are honestly
Cuu,lrd be- glad OF listen 10 the Criticism.
then prof., from o. Il is only through Homes,
Criticism that defects are corrected and blp &C.
suits come about
With th,s ann o mnd be your own best critic
Rclcullcssy review and Cutlcisc al you do b.
content IN producing nothing shor, OF your best
And when you have produced your best lcl Cuu
,ism come then when your next work ls produc
cd you will have done better than before
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-24

The reader of thI. paper w'' ''
pleased fu Irau chat H,r. af .H.
ua, dreaded disease that .irncc hi.
boom adj. tu lure BOO 400 it stage
Iua that . Ua'arrh Hail OHurH
euro O. OBJ. only positive euro r.
known tu rns meI.,a} fr4taru.rs o..
arrH bc... constitutions. dH0I .
requires constitutional Treatment
UnlIa Caflrrh Cure .s taken .HtDu
.aIy actin. directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfaces o' thn s'.t."
thereby destroying fhr foundation -
tne disease. and giving The pat.nw
strength by building up tine consu.'
tou ana assisting nature iu d.0n-
los work The prnr.et1rs hN" 30
ruDh faith iu o. curative pow
lru they offer ono Hundred Dollar
for ans case that D. fails 90 c-i.
send for lIst of testimonials
Address T. i Cheney a Co, To-
Sold by an druggists. zoe
Take Halls Family pills for COZ.
Itipauou
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-24

rH.e School % 9. H. m.
Public Worship d O. 90 aud -
% m
,. l4cws .9l mqInjgF -opR29 Mon.
E.ouur sermon Christian Ed
ual.uu
Thor. sill be the -iuaus of Ola
hymns Ig tho congregation and SPEC
.iaI must, bg me choir at each -or-
.I,D
Morning Spo lal Music
Anthem Flee as a Bir. uaya
Nm Robert Attn
Evening
Solo Don't You Mind 'hc Sor-
ross" -CoN', Miss Matte Gul
.rte
lsrt,tto -ur,. Sabhl Ego
nrF uc.ra Peter Hutch
u.ou BAN ana lack
49,, extend iH the geuor public q
cordial invitation TO wor .ip wis
rs r. JENNINGS. 'stor
o. u NEWCONE Ipt
MIS- EEEpER. O.uist
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-24

I.. sunbeam UauJ Tho Tabor
n... Church char OF tho load
.r Hr o. s. Hau Nill at" 200
..e cream su.n. .u u church aNn
90 CORNER IE'H ..1 B..anau strvt
IHr pro0o,I. q. ppI. 70 church or.
5000 uni Don't f."t the date
I.. IlH August "a. u pm.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-24

rolrtosnth sunday after Trinity
r'I. Glass and sunday school g.
m Noruiug service an sermon
I' ZOO O % Evening sorvic. and .ar-
mon. sn D. on.
called meeting Of the We Fry Non
t1y evening 40 The Rectory. O'Clock
400 the members of the 'as'ry are
rr-eI to he present.
The regular Litany serviCa and adj
l-ess "Wednesday evening , o'Cl0ck.
The rector and congregation of s..
Andrew s extend cordial invitation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-24

sunday school 10000 a.
Preaching services lel hy ihe
pastor 90 u Hu 90 aud 800 o Oh
A cordial welcome Is extended 20
tr' pul
NI CArGHRAN. Pastor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-24

Sold ~ an druggists, zoe.
Take Halls Family pills FOR COZ
.fHt4fH.r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-24

-.,nnd baptist chm 40 Lorth
Pierce ~tr
40 H A. &c. Say School
.HasD flr aIl ages eachlng Hy
far paste. 30 DO a End e. m.
Regular Prayer meet "Wednesday
m Ladies' hid Gets at tle
church I.iay %. Tue pa
.a. $3.50 preach af ks 7ch0o
House tt % m.
ROBERT pHY. Pastor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-24
N'n7HeeHuaeHts'

10 an friends aud yisitorH DO our
r.t, 90 worship with them at ali SER
vices
q W TRAPNELL, Rector
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-24

Uf. m Sunday 400 classes
I.. aI ar. $50 pr.atng services.
900 Sunbeam ra1l 1880 % m.
80 g. T Gnlra. MILLER pres
I.rf Regular PREF Meeting
IH#r'1r p Iaes Ala meet
H'I he D. a Ware 1909 Pierce
r. ou FRIDAY
ROBERT PIY . Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-24
COUNTRY CLUB
 GOLF TEACHER
". E. Erickson Takes Hold Fine Opportunity Afforded to Learn the Game Proper ly and to Brush Up.

Golf players all aboard! Likewise those who want to learn the game. and everybody shi2uld. Beginning to- day the Country club links will ex- tend welcome and the advantage of the presence of an expert instructor in the person of w F. Erickson. For this season the local golf links are going to be more attractive than ever before and should win larger at tentlon from golf players of the dis trict than in any past season.
 Mir. Erickson will be on the linSs Thursdays. Fridays and Saturdays of each week As for his ability, sim pie reminder of his famous playing at Fl Paso will be sufficient for those familiar with golfing in the south west. Erickson met Fovarque and his partner at Fl Paso Golf folks ard the much famed Foyarque fig ured Erickson as easy. They talked scout him as the instructor from Bisbee and declined to hear of him as an expert or as headed toward the
 professional list. That was before the game. Half way through the lat. ter they were willing to concede him any rank that might be suggested and at the finish he had all the hon ors tied up in a nice little bundle winning 10 up. Since which time he has been moving steadily to the good and at present is entitled to vary high consideration In the attain ment of his services as instructor
 the Country club has accomplished a great deal to the advantage of it's members, who should not be slow about taking advantage cf the or Portunity presented.
 ,TEEn Adams, instructor w.th tht
 Country club for two years, is n0N
 in similar position with the Fl PasC clUc December l he will come (, . Douglas Country club as instructor ! That he Is to be near neightUr onc'
 more is very pleasing to Warrei club.
 ] In golf matters, local people Eavt found much pleasure recently in 'h, victory of Willie Marshall, formerly : professional with the Warren Club over Warden and Ray. English pro 1 fessionals, in Chicago play.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-24
F|REMEN AID
 NARROWED CAT
Put Up Rescue Ladders and Bring Angora from Posi- ton of Peril on Awning - Big Crowd Applauds.

That the local fire department not only Is efficient in rescuing human lives and property from the ravages of fire, but also give their attention to the dire needs of animals, was demonstrated Wednesday when a valuable angora eat, doomed to death. was rescued by the department and released from an awning of the Harris block
 The playful white angora with a red ribbon around her neck. jumped from the window of the third story Ci th5 building to the top of an avn iaE on the second floor. As scun as she was missed by the owners es. forts were made to rescue her by lowering a basket for her to get in. The cat, not realizing what the bas- ket was lowered for. tailed to enter
 t and this effort proved fruitless.
 O. s. French, manager of the Her. mitage, Happened to pass along and suggested lassoeing her, but to this the owner and a large number of women who were watching the at objected. Then the fire wagon with
 Chief Barney Norton and Driver Sheperd passed. the fbuilding on the way to the blacksmith shop and when they saw the cause of the excitement stopped and took off the 70 foOt lad. ders from the fire wagon. These were put up on the side of the building.
 Chief Norton and Mir. French, old time member of the volunteer fire department held the ladder while Sheperd climbed to the rescue of the cat. She anectionately crawled lor i. his shoulders as soon as he reached the top of the ladder and was brought down in safety and delivered to ths owner. who amid the cheers Of ses eraI hundaed spectators received hel . with thanks. The cat herself l9- 1 peared to realize importance of ths forts put forth for her salvation and the chief says she purred hel
 thanks when he delivered her to the owner.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-24
l. FRAZIER WILL PRESENT WORLDS GREATEST DRAMA, FILMED
 IN PALESTINE AND EGYPT AN ABSOLUTELY AUTHEEC LOCATIONS

la preparation for the mskiLg of the wonderful motion picture representa-. tion ftne life Of Christ. entitled Prom the Manager to the Cross. which is to be presented at The Low ell Theatre. Friday and Saturday afternoon and evening November eth, 1th and Sth. more time was spent by the Kalem company. it is declared, in securing actors and actresses who were fully qualified for the sacred roles they were to interpret, than has been spent in the selection of any theatrical cast.
 After months of search. extending 2 into many foreign countries. R. Hen derson Bland. a young English actor, was selected because Of his personal resemblance to the accepted photo. GTaphic likeness of Christ. tc pOtray the Master Gene Gauntier. a star Of the moving picture world. and not at the head of her own company. was secured for the part of Mary because of her spiritual cast of features. Alice TIoHister interpreted the role Of Mary ! 5Taedalene and James D. Ainsley that of John the Baptist. Robert G. Wig
 nola. a character actor par excellent
 has the thankless role of Judas. sam tuel Morgan being the Piiate o fth, production and George Kellogg tn
 Herod.
 : Each Oi these principal character
 was posed. as will be plainly apparer
 as soon as one sees the inspiring pic
 ture. by an actor or actress havinl strong resemblance to the Biblica character. Tn addition, a company O
 some 40 talented performers was SC
 cured for the smaller parts, and, unde
 the guidance Of several Biblical aJ thorities and distinguished archaeolC I gists. whose duty it was to lix the eS
 act locations where transpired 200 ' years ago the momentous events 10 b
 depicted. was taken to the Holy Land In Jerusalem and vicinity there ar many natives with an astonishin < KnowIedge of Biblical lore, and th Franciscan monks. said to be n,oF D familiar with the Biblical tradition thaa any other people, with the m
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-24

cup for the high individual score at each range, as well as one for Class "B", and special trophy for Gs member making the most Bulls-eyes in the match, which will be the reSu- lar short ranges, the 200. 800, and 5e0 yards.
 The targets will be in position by 500 a. m, and as this match is open to all members. as well as those who are now active in the shooting same a gooi attendance is expected. There sz limited amount of Club amman ton on hand for those d=s.7.rs ia rsa it. tut it would he very desirable for the members to bring their own and avoid any possibility Of not be- ing able to procure any on the ground.
 The medal winners s.nce the c'Gl was organized are
 1905 Bassett Watkins G4; Q sAo'S each range.
 1909 M J. Cunningham Gi; aaots each range. .-.
 1910 F. C. Hurst 13o: Ia sAol each range. .t range. ...- .r Z2g0 and 300 only.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-24
ASSOCIATION
 OFFICERS IN MEETING

Gerald sherman, W. W. Gidley, A. Ridgway and w. II. livingstone were in Douglas yesterday to attend the meeting of the Employees Benefit as sociation of the Copper Queen which was held there at the office cf the company. They represented the mining department Of the company while the shelter divisicn was rep resented by $. w. French, A D. Frost, J. H. Bassett and D. T. Dei- trick
 The business transacted was ron tine, such as comes before the meet ng each month. These are held aI- ternately in Douglas and Bisbse. Claims for sickness and injuries for last month were adjusted The Gs- sociation has a handsome surplus cp hand and its affairs are in fine con dition.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-24

thank every man who took part in this program, as each one display ed splendid ability. Mir Whitely rend- cred splendid service as accompanist
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-24
NEWS IN THE DISTRICT
B|SBEE AWAITS
 BOOSTER HOSTS
Mayor Williams Asks All Cit izens to Turn Out and Re ceive FL Paso Visitors

More than half hundred Of the most prominent business men of Fl Paso will be visitors in Bisbee and the Warren District from s:3O tomorrow morning until 1:3O in the afternoon, These are the Fl Paso Busy Boosters who are now swinging around the circle visiting and getting acquainted with the various cities of Arizona and New Mexico. They have with them the cavalry band from Fort Bliss and are prepared more for entertaining than being entertained.
 Mayor Williams is chairman of the reception committee from the Warren District that will meet the visiting business men excursionists when they arrive here tomorrow morning. He has called meeting of his committee, composed of NJ. Newman, NJ. J. Gun ningaam, J. J. Bowen, M. !. BrSphy, W. H. Brophy. L. L. Gilman, Gus Hickey. R. HcnderEoa, D-. BleCsOe, Mark P. John. IT. Sh-le, Jesse Yea kun. James BropEy, T. A Hughes and Fred W. Ritter for this afternoon at 4 o'clock at, the Copper Queen Hotel. This meeting will arrange to welcome the visitors on their arrival and cut line plans for the morriug. MT. w Hams asks all of the buzG-ss nEn and citizens who can G0 SO b meet the train on its arrival. Ihe eXCu7sionists have speaker vltl t.em so there will undoubtedly be some speaking and it is also certain that e band concert will be rendtred 0y the cav. airy band
 In the rc ,E sti2n of the comine visit received .1 this city it was stated that no elaborate plans for en tertainmeut was desired, that the wis itors would do the entertaining, but they wanted to mee- as many as pos sihle from the district, and desired that no expense Ee gone into by the people here. It is therefore probable that the chief feature of the enter tainmert here will be sight seeins trips. It is tine one desire that Bis5ee and the Warren District shall make T favorable impression on the visitors and it devolves upon all Of the busi ness men and citicns as well as the committee to see that this is done AccorCi-g to the reports received from all iEts thus far visited by the eN curs.ogist5 the mutual entertainment has bee au laa. was hoped for an' the Mayors committee will undertake to see tIat .;is- ee lG7 the Warrer District are ua. lGlt .Cli-L
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-24
CANNON TESTIMONY
 WILL NOT BE TAKEN

Leo Cannon, called to Phoenix the first of the week along with 1tasis slbpoenacd to appear before the Federal Grand Jury in the alleged ammunition conspiracy ease is back home lie said yesterday that he was not presented before the grand iF7y and that his testimony would not be called for in the hearing of tho cases.
 Phoenix is active in small '5aiid- ing but the capital is a one story a-wn in comparison with Bisbee. Ev- ervbody there. however, extends the glad hand to Blsbee visitors and pu-s forth effort to make them fee! al home and enjoy themselves.
 It is anticipated in Phoenix that ;he trial jurors for the present tenn rf the Federal court wiil have ioh5 siege. It looks as fl month 7i mere might be consumed.
 Among those now in Phoenix l association with the alleged consplr acy are Consul Perez and Commis sariaE Martinez of Naco. They 2r' rlenufuIly supplied with money. tA' Constitut cnaI is cause evidently be 1 ing far from financially embarrassef
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-24
Postpone Dance

Announcement was made yester- cay of Postponemeut of the dance to have been given al the Country club tomorrow night. It will be held sometime next week, date to be an nounced later.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-24

tiyes.. supplied the company with much valuable information. The 5fii- cia1s Of Jerusalem, OF the strength of letters of introduction from President Taft and other public officials and prelates of this country. also assisted materially in making the production an authentic success
 In making the costumes and pre- paring the settings for the various scenes not photographed out Of doors, the wonderful paintings of Tissot were closely followed. A native authority on costumes of the early Christian era was retained to supervise them making of the gsrbs worn by the ac-
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-24

Moose Bazaar.
 Dancing every night, Brennan's or .chestra.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-24
l. o c A L
Hotel Building improvements

The Bis6ee hotel building improve ments, carried out at cost of several thousand qollars, are nearing com pic Son. Yesterday the French res tai rant moved in much new equip. ment and will sAcrtly 5e established on the large first floor of the build ing. The barber shop formerly con the rooms vacated by the French res ltaurant En the opposite side of the street
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-24
COOKED AND PR!htD
 FOR TARGET TOURNEY
Bisbee Riue Club Wall Have Its Medal Shoot Sunday

The most attractive w.nGLw in Bis bee, in the eyes Of the members Of the B.sbee Rifle club, is the jeweiTy window of the Phelps Dodge Mercan- tile Co, the center of attraction be- ing the cups to le shot for next Sun. day at the Rifle range. this being the annual match for the medal given by the National R.Ce association. Ir addition u- the medal, there will be a
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-24

tors. As an instance of the complete ness with which the company worked. the temple structure required a month in the making. was used for a ten minute scene and then torn dowE.
 Because of the fact that the dress and manners of the presentday na- tives of the Hcly Land differ very lit tie from those of the Savious's age, it was comparatively an easy task to obtain the necessary local color, and in all the scenes requiring large mum bers of people. the native population was made use of freely. but only after they had been rehearsed innumerabls times.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-24
inspecting Roads

inspecting Roads
 J. J. Bowen and Joe Gray left yes terday in Mir. Bowen's StudebakeC for Tucson on a road inspection trip to ascertain the places that need re- pairing for the Fl Paso-Phoenix race As soon as they return, efforts will be made to have work started by the hcards of supervisors of the differ ent counties to make needed repairs.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-24

Moose Bazaar
 Something doiEg every minute, don, fail 70 attoL6