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Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-09
.STURDEViNT COMES
 ID MANAGE RENEW
Man of Newspaper Experience Comes from New York to Make Bisbee His Home

AIr and Mrs. Frederick E. Stur5e- want arrived in Bisbee yesterday az ternoon from their former home m New York. They come here to make Bisbee their home and Mir. Sturdeyant will become the editor and manager Of this newspaper on Monday next arrangements to this end having been made several weeks ago, when Mir. Kelly decided to retire from further connection with the Review.
 Mr. Sturdeyant has had much news paper experience in the east and for several years he has been a stan cor respondent of the New York Times Befcre that he was on less preten- tious papers in the state of New Ycrk
 During this week BIT. StuTtieyaat will try to find a house where he and Mrs. StUrdeyant can make ttheu- selves comfortable and in this effort the Review will appreciate any holg that can be extended by it's readers.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-09
HERE ID ORGANIZE
 HIGH CLASS BAND

After completing his enlistment the Firth cavalry as assistant director cf the regimental band. Robert Good ing arrived here yesterday from Fort Huachuea and will make this city his future home
 Air. Gooding is an expert band di- ractor and has plans nov under way by which he hopes to consolidate tho 5esl musicians of both the local bands and form the Warren District band and orchestra. His plans are to introduce the higher class of mueic. such as is used by army bands. and form enc Of the best civilian bands ] in the southwest.
 To get the sentiment of the com ] panies regarding his plans he l..ii tsometime this week confer Hita lOth Ms French and Captain Creenway | lapd get their support in the matter # | possible. 1T he is able to organize the district band he wiii at the same i time organize Land among tEe mem ! bers of the Eagles io0ge. cf Uaich or. der he is member.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-09
INJURED ARE
 IN TIE MENDD
Men Remaining in Hospitals
 as Result of Accident Re ceive Callers and Feel Cheer tul - German Makes Gain

The good news was given out yes
 tcTcay from tie hospital that Joe German gave indications of improve ment in more marked manner than at any time since brought from the street railway accident in which he was so badly injured He was uct yet recovered consciousness. but yes. terday he appeared to occasionally uo- tice things about him. which repre- seuts Q distinct improvement and makes for some hope in his case.
 Jack Boyd and Steve Dugan are both doing as well as could be- expect ed. Their conditions were reported yesterday as improved. Both are re- ceiving callers and at the hospital maintained cheerful appearances that belied the real extent of the injuries they are suffering. They have had many callers. None among these have been more frequent or sclici- tious nor dcne more toward seeing that they have all possible comforts than MT Curry and Superintendent Yoakum or the street railway Oar ing his presence in the city last week Captain John c. Greenway also dropp- ed in to see tie injured several times.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-09
THIS THEATRE
 WINS FAVOR
Lowell House Provides Much That Is Appreciated by the Public - Always Sure of Finding Good Attractions

At the Lowell Theater there vera four shows Sunday night. the first three Co packed houses and the last to a house that was filled. Manager Frazier for some time has been doing this sort of thing for his Sunday at fractions, and very frequently man ages to repeat on the packed house end of it two or three times during the week, not iufrequently being called up- on fos several shows in the night
 The fact is that the Lowell theatev has been made the most popular iE the district by its management and that it not only serves the population of Lowell and Warren but that it also draws materially from Bisbee Man ager Frazier has given his house mere tone ag a theater than is enjoyed by any other theater in the district The attendant is made to feel that he is really in play house.
 Beside the manner of arrangement and the care taken in handling crowds. those who go to the Lowell theater. always know they are going to come away satisfied, for at this theater there is always a good bin of attraC- ton. The management sees to this. Also there is always the best Orches- tra to be had in the district to be found at the Lowell. Other theaters i may furnish good music, but the Lo-
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-09

of small town pCrchea above timber line-tEese' are few features Of this scenic release ty the Edison company. in this finn the Colorado Rockies make the observe wish he could take his vacation out rhat way.
 "WTNSONE NINNIE'S WAY'-.A dandy comedy offering by Caroline Wells. This comedy has an attraC- tive society air and will be apprcci- -ted by the many who have the pleas u.e Ct s-cilg t.
 -a 14Qllh,, GARBICK' K''-A farce burlesgGe tia. makes the laughter. 1t is just a experimentation of funny ia- cidents with a touch of satire now and then that helps it. It Ls light and will, we think, please the majority
 Tac Tiger LilIy'-A strcng three reel feature will be the next and the Ereate.t dramatic offering ever pre- ss1 at the Lowell CT any otEer --- , the world. 4 fuii descrlp- EIon ct the wcnderfUl masterpiece will appear in these columns toner row morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-09
PREPARATIONS
 FOR BIG TIME
Douglas Eagles Propose En- tertaining Crowd from Bis bee Handsomely - Music, Dancing and Much Else

Word was received by o. s. French Of Bisbee Aerie Eagles yesterday from Douglas that in view of the hig crowd anticipated from Bisbee along with the Eagles on Tuesday night Of next weel- f1ey are arranging special foa- lures of entertainment for the or Casion
 These will include a dance ia hon. Or of the Bisbee guests, which will open at 2 o'clock and continue until 1l.3G. There will be a supper in con nection. The dance will be strictly an invitation affair Invitations for the Bishee people win be issued aboard the special train enroute to Douglas. The dance will be in charge of a committee of fifteen Eagles who have been selected for the occasion,
 The Ninth cavalry band has been engaged by the Douglas Eagles a11 also a fine orchestra. The band will meet the Bisbee Eagles and their friends On arrival in Douglas ard narsde be had up town The Bl>3ae Eagles will take enc and possibly i2tc the Risbee aDds -ith them, "rra a- rents to tr-t en1 nov being uni E. way.
 Tt is zxpactaf that there will be moro tk7n 100 Tisbee Eagles aboard inc suecial train when it leaves the city. at S2n in the evening and that they will have at least 300 friends along with them. The excursion ha= ~"1sad a great deal of favorable c0mDea- and is going to he very -1uulGr, wlVie the attractions Dougl7s w'li furnish for. evening will bc much nor" elaborate than had been Czn-sted. It is under stood that ct tcr's PrisJa there will re big celebration the same night of Mexican IsIeugEdence Day and that Americans Will be invited to par tiCipate. This aEGir will add much toI the Cthc- ~tETsctions the city will ar ford for tA --aioyment of it's visitors. The fare fer the round trip will be Sl 70 from Bisbee. Pas ssengers will be PjGked uF at Lowell and Warren Re tsrn iron T1uT.as will be on a special lesfs.iagS sl,S c,sy -aJIt midnight.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-09
COUNTRY CLUB
 DANCE FRIDAY
Planned to Make the Occasion One of Most Delightful Yet Had = Will Represent Real Opening of Fall Season

The regular monthly dance at the Warren District club on Friday night next promises to be an occasion worth while These club dances have al- ways been popular but the manage. ment declares that the next coming ono win distance all others in the way of enjoyment for all who may attend. The music has been engaged and guaranteed to be better than ever before and that is guaranteeing a great deal and the music provided Tor the country club dances in the past has been unobjectiCnable How. ever, the music for Friday evening is said to have some pleasant surprises in store.
 As usual special car service will 1e provided for those who will desire to attend the dance and cars VII leave ghe Bisbee depot for the club house Ct s and S.30 o'clock. Re turning the cars will leave the club house at l2:30 a. m.
 The committee having charge cf this dance are very desirous that the members Of the club shall all be there and enjoy the occasion.
 The club is planning for greater activity now that the warm season Is rapidly coming 10 an end.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-09
WINS !
 GREAT ATTENDANCE

The Royal gave two matinees yes terday afternoon and three shows yss- teTCay afternoon in an endeavor 10 give the public opportunity to sec Shenandoah. All the same. han- dreds were turned away, who dogtt- less hope that they will Ee able L. see the great picture tonight
 The thousands who witnessed the exhibition of this great picture and the other excellent pictures included in the bill all came from the theatre enthusiastic over what had bean shown them. General declaration last night was that this show came u2 to and far beyond the most eutlus- iastic things said about it in advance notices.
 The last appearance Of the great Shenandoah picture in the Warren District will be tonight. the first show opening at : o'clock. The pu3- lie IS advised to profit by the exp riences Of yesterday and to be on hand carly. The seating capacity is limited and those on hand first cnly can be seated.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-09
YOUNG COUPLE
 NED QUIETLY
Benny Jackson Takes Bride
 Ceremony at Douglas Was Carried Out Saturday Even-
 ing, with Effective Silence

Benjamm Jackson and Miss Marks were married on Saturday evening at Douglas, such announcement being ths formal manner in which the news was broken around the city on Sun. day and yesterday.
 There were rumOrs to the same ef. feet on Saturday night, when the Re. view made effort over the phone To confirm the report at Douglas. but was unable to do so. Mir. Jackson had taken preCautiOn that it should not, No minister was to be found in that city who knew anything about it. Nevertheless, Mir. Jackson and Miss Marks were married in Douglas Sat urday evening at 6:30. Subsequently, they had dinner with a few friends at the Gadsden and later attended dance.
 Report that the wedding would oc- cur had been current in the city for several weeks Two weeks ago the young man secured the marriage li- cense. By reason of certain influen- ces it was not used at that time. The same influences were in vogue Satur. day. but the young couple decided that they would ignore these. They left the city very quietly, after train time by automobile.
 Mr. Jackson is very well known about the district, familiarity as Ben n.y. He is a son of l.. c. Jackson and is highly popular in a wide circle Of friends His bride is a sweet and very charming young lady who has for some time been stenograpber with the office force of the Phelps Dodge store.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-09
J. 5. DIST ATTORNEY
 RETURNS ID THE CITY

After spending nearly three months in Phoenix preparing cases for ths opening of the federal court. United States District Attorney Jos. E. Mor- rIson returned to Bisbee for a short stay. He stated that he would hava nearly 200 cases ready for trial as the open Hg of the October session.
 4 session Of the court will be held On the l7th of this month for the purpose of hearing naturalization cases. There are 16 applications on hand at the present time to be dis posed of either by rejection or the granting of the naturalization papers.
 Mir. Morrison stated that Iadga Sawtelle was kept very busy aequaint, ing himself with the oifice and up ts the present time had not made any of his appointments. He thinks they will be taken up in the near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-09

wei furnishes the best. and the same thing has been found to be true about it's pictures by the public.
 Manager Frazier lets nothing sin by him that may be of aid in pleas, ing his patrons The air cooling sys. tenn and electric fans in the house keep the temperatare right On the hot. test of nights. After each picture tho time of the night is flashed on the curtaiB. There are abundant exits and the most comfortable theater seats in the district Also there is a pro gram that should not be forgotten. It is the first to be introduced in this di strict and is an innovation in it's way. The public likes 1t, because- it is handsome. tells a lot about picture, and theGters and adds to the tone of the house. If you have not visited the Lowell, take this hint and go. When. will make no difference. Lowell pic lures are always good.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-09
REETRHS FROM MONTREAL AASSSSEEiBlLAGE F BAR ASSOGAN
 MANY NOTABLE PERSONS WERE THERE FROM OVER TIE WORD

Hon. E. E. EIlinwood arrived home yesterday afternoon from trip to Montreal. Canada, where he went 70 attend the annual meeting of Ithe American Bar association, of which he has been member for a number of years. 5Ir. EIlinwOod says that the meeting Of the bar association at Montreal was one of the most success. ful in its history and certainly so in point of distinguished attorneys pres ent from various countries. .Ex-Presi- dent William Howard Taft attended and was prominent thrcughout the ses si0ns of three days. His speech aI the annual banquet was revalation to all as showing the keen wit and jollity of the eX-president.
 From London ViscOunt Haldaue, Lord High Chancellor of England. v-as an attendant at the annual meeting and took great interest in all of it's work. This distinguished gentleman became popular with all and mingled with the American lawyers without re stEaint or sign Of pOmUOsitr.
 Another very distinguished lawyer came from Paris, being Matrie LabOri. H lto won t+AA4tAEllEE lAIDASll ALtC NaN - ilized world in defending Captain DTsy- fus and ZoIa years ago.
 The only other person from Arizona who attended the bar association meeting from Arizona was Chief Jus Jice of the supreme Court Alfred Franklin, of Phoenix, who was iu Mon trcaI to attend a conference Of state supreme judges, called to meet simul- taneousIy with the American bar as sOciatiCn.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-09
mothcr of Eiohteen chIIdren.

"I am the mother o2 eighteen chil- drea and have the praise of doing more work than any young woman in my town" writes Mrs. c. !. Martin, Boone Mil, Va T suffered for five years with stomach trouble and could not eat SIS much as a biscuit without suffering. I have taken three bottles Cf Chamberlain's Tablets and am now a we'll woman and weigh 16S pounds. ] r-n eat anything ! want 10, and as T--cG ns 1 want ana feel better than fp ! have at anyq time in ten years. -a~0 et any time in ten years. | prefer Co ar'' enc in Boone AiiI or vi- ciEity aE5 ftzy will vOuCh for what I say" Ch-ubCr.ai2's Tablets are for sale Jy all 1o2l~-s. 22S.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-09

keips him and goes with him on his visits to the sick and neeIful, in this way meeting Bill Thomas and his crippled child. By paying for an op- portunity she is able 70 save the child's life an dalso to convert BiiL who is a crook, 70 a life Of honesty. The Only Way" fs an uplifting dra- ma and has been well worked out.
 Made a Coward" "A western dra- ma produced by the Se!ig company. and the backgrounds are of Arizona.
 "Over the Great Divide in Colorado Snowy peaks, covered with pine trees and shrubbery, clouds hanging below the path of the railroad, views
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-09
How's This7

We offer Che Hundred Dollars Re- ward for any case of Cata-rh that cannot Dc erred by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 r. J. CHENEY G co. Toledo. O,
 We, the undersigned. have known ?. J. fheuey 1o- the last 15 years. and believe him perfectly houcrable iu all businoss transactions and financially abie s0 carry cut any obligations made by lis Grrl- RATIONAL BASsE pr COMMERCE.
 Toledo, o. Ecfinr directly uuua t1e blood ana Euu- c0us surfaces of the system Testinloniass sent free. Price @ cents DIT bottle. Sold by aH DrlegiEts
 Take Ha.ii's Family Pllls fo- constIpasioa.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-09
TIE ONLY WAY.

That the cnly way to happiness is. by service is well shown ia a beaali- ful F-tsgraDh drama. The Oniy Way which is to be presented at the fo- well Theatre tonight and tomorrow night A beautiful society girl meets an enthusiastic mission worker. aho Interests her greatly in lis work. She
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-09

When the bowels feel uncomfortable and you miss the exhilirating feeling tiSt always follows a copiOus morning operation. a dose of HERBISE win set yOu right in a couple of hours II taken at bedtime you get its beneficial effect after breakfast next day. Price soc. Sold by Bisbee Drug Co.
 Advertisement 3i9.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-09
WEATHER REPORT.

For southern Arizona - Cooler weather with probable showers Nor thern section, rain. Bisbee tempera- turo. high. S3; low. 63 No precipi- tation
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-08
MOTION PICTURES
TO TEACH WAY
CREW STROKE
Every Movement of Harvard
0arsmen Caught by Faith
full Camera and Indelibly
Stamped on Uelluloid Strips

BOSTON. Mass. May sThe success
ful stroke taught by coach Jim Wfhy
Of tho Harvard varsity crew may be
taught To college and university crews
all over this and foreign countries by
means oi motion picture demonstin-
tons Coach Wray. however. M1lt
draw no royalties nor any other sort
of remuneration, hut he viii be- glad
IL the aquatic sport is bcttered by the
use of the famed Wray stroke.
The other day "a coterie of opera
tors representing one OF the largest
motion picture syndicates Ia the world,
with branches la many countries,
photographed the Harvard varsity
eight az Il sped up and down over
the Charles river course IN trial SPINS
The motion picture company may
go into the correspondence school bus,
mess at teaching college ana school
crews how to roW successfully, for the
Wray stroke used by Harvard, toe
pether with the famous Courtney
stroke OF cornell and the English
stroke at Cambridge and oxford UNI
vefsities recently adopted by Yale are
acknaNl lodged 10 be- the three best IA
the world. incidentally, the WtnA
sttokc mas the reputation Of nrinE the
prettlest To watch Tor the spectator
aid the least wearing 90 90" memnefs
of the crew.
rho motion pictures Of tho Grim.
son varsity crew might oo duplicated
and sold Go advantage 10 many OF the
leading colleges. high and preuhf"-
tory schools of the country Tor the
instruction at the IoWefs Every
mos emeni OF the Harvard oHrsmel
WAS cnught hy the faithful tamoIh'
and every movement II indrilhlf
stamped on the celluloid Nripn'
when the nlm reel Is run OF Slowly
the intricacies 81 the whole stroke
are shown even better than Coach
Wray himself can show them. the
peculiar wrist movement, which IL an
important factor in The Wray method,
viii be- perfectly illustrated on the
picture screen.
AZ Is possible. therefore. thar sue.
cossfu rowing by one Of the greatest
coaches In the world may he taught
.yeryWherc that ruwing IL possible
free of any salary charge. the sal,
expense being for the temporary lcas'
lnr OF the films and motion picture
machines. Coach Wray Will receive
no reward for tho good that ma>
come from the adoption of his stroke
olscwhere thnn az Harvard hui h'
win be- pleased if the rowing game
which he considers one OF the best u
the world, Is made better ana more
interesting by means OF movie repro
ductions used Go teach oarsmcn ~
many different institutions.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-08
PLANTING OPERATIONS
IN PROGRESS UPON
TUSAYAN FOREST

Williams. Arlz.. MAY S.-plonting
operations on tho Tusayan national
forest Tor the current wear were COM
mcuccd early during April on the
Grand canyon division az the forest.
where 1909 three ycor-old western
yellow pine seedlings were set out iu
strips uiong the Grand View road.
these strips occupying "a space whore
the road traNcrscs the old burn which
occurred some ten years aRu. in which
us set no reproduction has appeared.
ln addition 60 the pine. one hundred
Juniper trees Of the alligator bark
variety were also set out This stock
Was an secured from the Fort Bayard
uursery near silver CITY, New Mexico.
During the past week 5000 pines
of the same age have been planted
on an area about two miles south OF
Williams. that was cut over some NJ
teen years ago. These trees were proc
cured iu part from the Fort Bayard
nursery. tho remainder being raised at
the Fort valley experiment station
uenr Flagstaff.
The Planting work done hy ,h"
williams unicc OF the forest service
has In tho past proved quite snusiac-
tors. ana several plantations nov cN-
ia which show good results and bear
evidence that they viii, within few
years. make an excellent shOwinE. II
ls planned eGch year Go increase the
amount Of planting work until within
short lime 10 ~ probable that from
nfy tp one hundred acres VIII DE re-
iorcsted every spring.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-08
MOTOR BOAT DOES
EFFICIENT WORK IN
ENFORCING LAWS

washington. ID. c.. May s. seere~
tarv of Commerce William G. Red
field Il la receipt OF "a report from
IN bureau ol navigation showing me
results accomplished In enforcing ihe
motor boat and ether navigation laws
through the work VI the motor boat
rnrraqon from the time 0f ~ going
INTO commission on July !, lpl2, up
M March fS last NotwithstandlnH
the fact that practically three months
were lost in repairing ANA feitiins
ths Tnrragon FOR her winters WORK
4 40s miles were travelled. 1872 ves-
sells overhauled and fsb violations 81
the navigation laws reported.
This work WIS Instituted ~ Deem ,
her 1911. when, owing 60 coniinuon
eomplaints of shnnghaiinx and ~
treatment OF and poor quarters Turn
ieHad crews in the oyster fleet ol
rheaapeake bay. tie department hifad
the motor boat old Glory and placed
n Ia charge of AR. a Lincoln Dryden
Who m very short time. ,ncceeded
I'm improving greatly me conditions
| complnlned Of This led 20 the puf
chase by tho department Of me Tar
raeon in June, 1912, aud MT Dry
dsn was appointed az naYiHahon Of
ficer IN charge.
The Improvement 81 conditions IN
the oyster fleet 81 but small phfl ol
: the work ~ the Tatragon. The gen
ernl lack of iife-saving equipment of
motor boats ~ southern waters y