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The evening world., 1913-05-31
FEEL BUlLYI TAKE
cASCARETS 1ON|GH1.
Dime q box-Csntly cleanse
your liver and sluggish
bowels while you sleep.

Sex headache, biliousnsss, dissine-s,
coated tongue. foul taste and foul
heesth-slwsys trace them to torpid
Iiver, delayed. fermentins food in the
bevsls or sour, gsssy stomach.
Poisonous matter clogged in the intes-
DAD, instead Of being cast out Of the
system, is re-sbsorbed into the blood.
When this poison reaches the delicate
bruin tlssse Il causes congestion and
thas dull. throbbipg, sickening head
sehe. -,
salts, cathartic pills. oil and purga-
tive waters force q pssssgewsy for day
or two--yes--but they don't take the
peisons out. and have no effect upon the
liver or stomach.
Csscarcts Immediately cleanse and
resuistc the stomach, remove the sour,
undi fested and fermcntine food and
foul gases, take the excess bile from the
liver and carry out of the system all the
constipated waste matter and p"lsons IN
ths bowels. -,
A Cascarct tonight will surely
stsaishten you out by morning, They
wogk while you slcep--s l0-cent box
from your druggist means your head
clear, stomach sweet and your liver aud
bewsls eloss and rcsn'sr Tor months
The evening world., 1913-05-31

sSo to $500 when s7to u paid. title is
vested In the purchaser. who becomes
the real owner instead Of . rent payer.
Carrying charges Of . house costing
N.b0o are but ~ . month. including In.
terest on nrst and second mortgages,
taxes. insurance. water rates.
Experience has taught " that the
average prospective buyer 10 . skeptic.
He Mksns the real estate man and
builder to IN octopus. reaching out In
many directions to take him In when
In fact II 10 70 the builders that he
owes his start In the right direction.
II IL the buildsrS' best interest 70 80
that tho purchaser gets full value for
his money and that the terms Of sale
are such a. can be met conveniently.
For 10 he not the buyers partnsrf And
apt to remain 20 for some years until
the mortgage IL paid or when home
seekers realise that they are indebted
to the builder who has snSblsd them
to throw on the landlords yoke. then
will the selling Of homes to wage
earners become q mere matter Of price
and location consistent with their In
come
With the subways building. the pub
lie 10 taking advantage Of opportunities
to purchase homes before the advance
In prices. which will positively take
place within the coming year. WISE
buyers will get in At the low prices and
the drones will be In a. usual at top
values or not at all. Conditions were
never more favorable to purchase
homes.
The evening world., 1913-05-31
GIRLS TO HAVE A Bi0 TIME
At VACATION FUND DANCE,
1t VIII Be held Tuesday Evening on
the Recreation Pier at Foot of
East Twenty-fourth Street.

s~Ss '" "~sssy sOSss" o"~~S
Girls and women In New York are
invited to call at the once Of the Va
cation Savings Fund at No. los West
Fortieth street. Tuesday evening and
get free tickets for the dance and on
tertainment at the recreation pier. foot
of East Twenty-fourth street. 1t .
o'clock Tussday night. The dance u
open to girls only and 10 the sixtssnth
entertainment OF tho year.
Al the last dance. held in he Grand
Central Palace. men were invited. and
the attendance was great. the success
OF the evening being shown In the re-
ceipts. which amounted to 1900. The
dance Tuesday marks the opening OF
the summer season Of the Vocation
Committee campaign.
The Recreation Pier has been loaned
by Commissioner smith. and the oni,
requirement made by the oommtttss !,
that girls obtain admission Tussda,
night by splying for . free ticket a
the Headquarters.
I'VE expect to have the largest
crowd OF the year." said Miss Gsrtruds
Robinson Smith, chairman OF the com
mit.ee There will be an orchestra q
twenty pieoes. volunteered by the Con
soiidated Gas Company. The Edisof
Company 10 donating the illumination.
The evening world., 1913-05-31
HEALTH BOARD WARNS
AGAINST SPREADING Of
|NFANnlE PARALYSIS
Issues Instructions to Nurses
and Hospitals for Especial
Precautions.

Extraordinary precautions have been
decided upon BY the Board OF Health to
prevent and curb infantis paralysis. .
disease which the Health Department
sfhcially regards a. infectious and COM
municable. The disease attscars ohiidren
and may result In death. or ln the event
Of recovery. partial paralysis And
Atrophy Of one or more Of the limbs. r.
some caseu the dissase attacks the
spinal cord.
1T hes long been supposed" Gays .
report Of the Board OF Health. "that the
disease was oaussd BY soms micro-or-
sumed that u could b tSansmittsd from
one psrson to another. possibly through
the medium Of flies and other insects.
The recent announcement of the disoov-
! cry Of the micro-organism by DR.. Simon
rlsxner. who describes II As = minuts
coccus. should bs fruitful IN the further
treatment and control Of this disease"
The Board. In view Of the heretofore
comparatively unknown conditions caus-
Ing the disease and tho discovery by
Or. Fiexner. has drawn new ruiss and
regulations guiding all the day nurssr-
lee In the proper and scientific hand.
ling OF little ones afnictsd with the dis
ease. These rules are strict In requir-
ing thorough sanitation. isolation Of
ever suspected cases. location Of nurser-
les above street levels. adequate ven
tiiAtion. seciusion OF clothing Of pa.
tients. prohibition against the use Of
common towels. washcieths. combs and
brushes ana adequate care Of milk
bottles and nipples used In iafaat feed.
Ing.
The Health Department has made
close inquiry In the several conGssted
districts Of Manhattan and other Dor.
oughs as to the development Of cases
ard iinds hat thsrv hiss bssn decided
increase In number.
The evening world., 1913-05-31
COURT tAUDS POLICEMAN.
Alle6ea 0uPSlAPs' Lawyer Asks
Lsaitv Desause 1Asy Are Csughs.

Patrolman Joseph wossnsr sa~ two
msn LOADING bags containing silk into .
wagon In front Of No. ~ East Ninth
street early to-day and questioned them
Their answers led to the discovery
Of . big hole In the rear Of the
silk store Of Meyer weldt. The silk
they had 10 valued at $4,000. They
were Max Lisberman OF No. %
Attorney street. and Samuel Schneider
OF No. - Allen street. Their lawyer
asked Magistrate House In Jefferson
Market Court to b lsnient with them
because they didn't set away with the
loot.
But for that ws'rs thankful 70 this
intelligent policeman. nothing dss." re-
spondsd the Magistrate. And he held
the pair in 5000 bond each for the
Grand Jury on the charge Of burglary.
The evening world., 1913-05-31

President sf Ssssn Com.
.esNisS n Brooklyn, VIE
Hss fut $1,000, ,0o0 Into
s33l Mbso Heusss Withtn
the Past 10 Mon the, De-
lssi6ss kApid Rsstdsn.
Hsl Espansion 70 TaIts
Advantage Of the Dual
7tas.Mt Systss,. ..
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21
NEW SERVICE
FOR LOCALITY
Special Refrigerator Car to
Be Carried by E. P. &
S. w. for Bisbee and
Douglas
AN AID TO MERCHANTS

F. X. Williams, Of the Southwestern
has received word that a new semi
weekly refrigerator car service is 10
be operated by the Southwestern. II
will operate between Bisbee. Douglas
and II Paso.
The new service becomes effective
aMrch /. the first car leaving Fl Paso
on that date. Shortly after arriving
here. Dir. Williams began compiling
igures on the amount OF perishable
goods shipped into the city and i
was found that the quantity justified
the operation OF a special car. The
car will leave FL Paso on Mondays
and Thursdays. arriving in Bisbee on
Tuesday and Friday Moons. The car
10 be operated viii be one OF the L
c. L. refrigerator type and will have
sufficient capacity to handle the pres
ent business. II there IS increase,
N. Williams said yesteday, a second
car viii be put on
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21
NEW IDEA IS
SUCCESSFUL
Mothers Meeting Plan of
Mrs. Moore Attracts
Many to the Central
School Building
PROGRAM OF VALUE

or more than usual int rest was the
mothers meeting given by Mrs. Mabel
Moore, teacher OF the Grace Dodge
kindergarten at Central school Thurs
day afternoon. invitations sent to
mothers OF all pupils ito be present
were responded to by many.
An interesting talk on fresh air
was given by Or. Leonard. who told
the mothers that one OF the first
things necessary to the proper deveI
opment OF the child is fresh air and
plenty Of it, He also explained the
importance Of proper ventilation OF
tae school room. the homt and any
where where growing children arc
kely TO consFegate Another feature
Of the afternoon was a mothers ques-
tion box led BY Prof PhIlbrook. Sub
jects relative to the care, feeding and
discipline Of children were discussed.
Mrs C. Vi. Henkel gave an excellent
ready. Miss Anna Wallacs, piano solo,
Miss Barbara Watkins. piano solo.
Miss Francis Lipperf. violin seiec'
lions. Miss Florence Patton, piano
.olo and Mrs. ]. p. Williamson sang
several wen rendered luiiabys.
The mothers expressed their appre-
citation to Mrs. Moore, the teacher. for
Inc abie manner In which the pro
gram was presented. and for the
good derived from the meeting. Il
is planned by the teacher TO holc
these mothers meetings frequently in
the future. making a special feature
OF talks on hygiene by phy sicians OF
me city.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21
PRISON SENTENCE
DISQUAlIF'ES JUSTICE
Removal of Winkelman Of
cial Is Asked in Court
by Man He Succeeded

GLOBE. Feb. 2O.-Proceedings TO
GUST S. H. Snider, justice Of the peace
at Winkelman, upon the ground that
be has been convicted Of a felony,
were today filed in the Office OF me
superior court, signed by Joe Larrieu,
the former incumbent of the Office
and County Attorney Johnson.
The complaint alleges that SnideT
was convicted in the Two Queer
Mines case Of using the United States
mails to defraud on the End day ot
June. 1909, In the United States dis
trict court for the western district q
Missouri. The complaint further al
leges for this offense he was sentenc
ed to serve one year in the federal
penitentiary at Leayenworth, kansa
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21
BADLY WANTED
NEGRO IS TAKEN
Captor Brings Swindier from
Hiding in Cananea, Re-
sorting TO Drug in
Extremity
BOND MONEY SAVED

James Smith, a negro, said to be
wanted in McAllister. Okla. ON a rob
Oery charge passed through the city
yesterday IN company with d. Nc.
Daniels, a negro deputy who is TAX
ing him back for trial
The police in this city were asked
10 locate Smith some time ago He
was found by Officer Brooks but as
no warrant had been received. the
man could not be arrested. A short
time ago Smith went TO Cananea and
it was there that he was arrested.
McDaniels, who had never seen Smith
put up $4,000 bond for him, through
other parties. when Smith was ar
rested.
IL is charged that Smith in McAllis-
ter interested colored men In a land
deal there. The final ARRANGEMENTS
for the purchase Of the land were
made and the men, told by Smith, TO
meet him with the money for the
purchase. When they came TO the
meeting place he held them up. He
was held on a charge of highway
robbery. He succeeded in furnishing
bond for $4,000 and then decamped.
Although McDaniels had never seen
Smith he had a good description OF
him. HIS trail led through Oklahoma,
New Mexico, west Texas. Arizona and
finally into Cananea. When he ar.
rived there McDanlels knew that ms
man could get away before he could
get extradition papers, and it is said
he "doped" him, got him into an auto
mobile and brought him to Bisbee.
Smith certainly looked as II ne had
been -doped' when he arrived here,
aut McDaniels had no time TO waste
on formalities, as the $4,000 bond be-
comes forfeited on February p and
McDaniels was anxious to save the
money. He left last night with his
prisoner for McAllister and will ar
rive in time TO turn him over 10 the
authorities and save the bond.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21
YOUNG WOMEN
HOLD BANQUET
$50 Assembled at Annual
Gathering Last Night
at Copper Queen
Hotel
Event WAS SUCCESS

After an evening of figures and re-
ports al the Presbyterian church m
which the yearly business OF the
Young Womans Christian Association
embracing the work of all the depart.
ments, were read fully $50 of Bis.
bees fairest last night repaired TO
the Copper Queen dining rooms,
where an excellent luncheon was
served
The occasion was the fifth annual
meeting and banquet of the associa-
ton. The annual report read showed
vigorous growth Of the local organiza-
ton and was enthusiastically reeeiy-
ed. To Miss Carlotta Mover. secre-
tary great credit is due for the ex-
cellent showing.
When the guests arrived at the ho-
tel a scene OF charming daintiness
greeted them. The room was resplen-
did in silver and cut glass and the
tables beautifully decorated with en-
twining ferns and smilax, through
which large, yellow danod Is were
strung. The decorations combine
to form a most pleasing sight.
Among the charming creations
WITH " NhOSE pItsGHl were HOtEQ
many OF the advanced spring STYLES.
The scene was a picture of animation
as the guests seated themselves. and
the following excellent menu was
Served
Tomato Boullon
Ripe lives Sweet GheTkins
Chicken Croduettes, la Valdez
Dreamed Potatoes. Green Peas.
Ices, Assorted Flavors Fancy Cake
Demi Tasse.
At the close OF the luncheon, Miss
Carlotta Meyer, as toast mistress,
spoke Of the loyalty of the members
towards the institution and paid g
pretty tribute to the women of Bis
bee. Miss Nettle Bartlett responded
for the two hundred or more girls
away from home who are working in
the city and to whom the institution
is a safe harbor ia the stormy per
iods OF a girls life Miss Margery
Moore. field secretary Of the state as
sociation spoke at length on associa.
ton work ia general and pleaded
with those present for their hearty
and liberal support of the local as
sociation.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21
DID HONGRS
ON BIRTHDAY
Proximity of Washington's
Fails TO Dim G. & A.
Purchasing Agents
Own Affair
FEASTS HIS FRIENDS

John Rawlings. assistant purchas
inG agent OF the c & A, appeared
as young as he was twenty years ago
when he presided over a sumptuous
banquet to his fellow workers az the
Hotel HopgoOd in Warren Thursday
afternoon. the occasion being his 37th
birthday Covers we're laId for TWEEN.
ty guests. and although il was pay
day and the force especially busy, all
we're in attendance to partake of the
excellent feast.
Toasts were given the new assist.
ont purchasing agent, his well wish
ers being many, ana almost ia-tering
in their praise. Mr.. Rawlings re
sponded to an the toasts with his
usual benignity, telling them that his
heart was with his comrades aud that
their best interests were ever his
wish. To this, toasts were drunk and
al afternoon of merriment followed
The menu for the occasion was as
follows:
Oyster Cocktails
ConsOmme.
Fresh Red snapper Threats
ia Creolf
Olives Celery
Raisins
Roast Young Arizona Turkey
Oyster Dressing
Cranberry Sauce
French Peas Brown Potatoes
Young Fresh Beets
Salads International
Pumpkin Pie
ROquefOrt Cheese Water Waters
Cafe NOiT
Among others present were Miss
Myrtle Perry. Miss WinifTed COOmbs
Mcssrs. GreeGway. Albert. Erastus
Hatley. Edward Beddow, Oscar I'm
gelder. George Cobbe and Fred Ma
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21
ORPHEUM DELIVERING
EXCELLENT PROGRAM
Far Above Average Bill
ArOuseS Poetry in Soul
of the Critic

Those who have braved the up
pleasant weather to attend the per-
iormance at the Orpheum since Tues
day have been awarded with clean
sprightly entertainment, seldom ex-
celled before theatrical audiences to-
day. II is a delightful surprise 10
witness once more clean cut comedy.
iby real wits, songs by singers and
art BY artists. and you can treat your
self 10 just this at the Orpheum.
Harmon and James. in a musical
sketch entitled Yesterday, To-day
and Tomorrow" demonstrated that a
vaudeville team can get by with
what is known in theatrical language
as "highbrow stun. if there is real
artistry and ability 10 back il up.
That Harmon and James get by
with their stun IS demonstrated BY
the enthusiastic applause they re-
ceive and abe quiet mirth that pre-
walls throughout their entire time.
The sketch depicts a vaudeville act
of today. consisting of clean songs,
and bright witty comedy. an act Of
Yesterday" with a setting of Geor-
/ gian splendoF. handsome costuming
and real delightful singing and instru-
mental numbers and an act supposed
1y 0f Tomorrow. depicting the final
sui jugation of man TO the position
now held by women.
Berry and Benson, in an act en-
titled. The Country Girl and the VII
liam are Ike the fragrance Of new
mown hay. clean. quaint, and delight
/ full in their sketch. Il Is not the rs
ual country girl and the city man act
with the usual slap stick comedy OF
| questionable character. but bright and
witty and wholesome. The singing
Is especially fine and some of the
Ibest il has been the pleasure of Bis
bee audiences TO hear There are
also several good reels Of motion pic
lures. The performance IS far above
the average and the management is
to be congratulated on its program.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21
News OF The City And District
.B|SBEE WINS FIRST
GAME 1T Ell PASO
Defeats aPss City 20 TO s
Schedule Calls for
7 More Games

Ell FASo. Feb. 20.-(SpeoiaD-
Bisoae easily won its first game Of the
SoutIs estern Basket Ball champion.
snip tournament, played here today
with Silver City The Bisbee team
had the lead all through the game
and the final score stood 2s to in
their favor.
The following is Bishees complete
schedule for the tournament: Friday.
10 a. m, A.emagordo High School:
3 p. m, FL Paso Y NJ. c. A; s p.
m. Las Vegas College: Saturday. 10
a. m. Twenty-serond infantry; ? y,
m, Big Springs; p. m, Cactus
Club. of FL Psso; and D. m, FL Paso
High School
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21
ronsn rearing system.

IAe many other Roman houses that
have been unearthed in England. one
recently brought 10 light wss heated
b. System called "hypocsust The
entire basement was one big furnace,
from which fines assembled. built into
the walls A wood fire was kept IL
the basement. the fuel being fed in
from an outside annex. through an
arch in the wall The house recently
dug out Is in state OF excellent
preservation. ~ }'t
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21
LIBRARY NOTES

Comics OF the bills OF the Arizona
legislature are being daily receives
AT the Copper Queen library and may
be had on application.
The library loan department VIII be
closed on Washington Birthday, eA
Gent from 6 10 p. m. when DOCKS
NAV be borrowed and returned. The
reading rooms will be Cpen from
m. TO 10 p. IN,
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21
ana fined $500 Larrieu alleges that


Snider was never pardoned.
Snider was appointed on December
80, 1912, by the board Of supervisors
of IN county. il is claimed. in the be-
lief that Larr.eu had resigned AMI
was unaware OF Sniders record. SUB
secuently Larrieu returned from a
leave of absence and asked to be re-
iustated. When the board looked into
the matter they found they could not
unseat Snider without legal proceed
ings.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21
DON'T FORGET
aARIENpERs an

Saturday night. Eel. 22nd- at the
old Opera House Grand march starts
3 p. M sharp led by Copper Queen
band Music furnished hs Brennan'z
orchestra. Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21

Won't you cone to the bali We
welcome you az. zyerybady VIII be
there ~ drive ;awsy duil care .YoE
~ill think you are in 'heavep. So b.
the guests OF local so Come 10 the
Bartenders' observation-disclosures. 80
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21

Wilson with passage OF his yario IS
bius nv assembly declares his work
as governor completed.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
il fails to cure. f. W. GROVES sig
nature is one each box. 25c--Adver
tisement. 900.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21

Arkon. hio, mayor forbids strikers
at rubber plants to hold mass meet
ings or paraaes.
lncendiaries at Charleston. W. v,
fire house Of national guard Officer
who is on duty in coal strike zone.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21
4 NJ. c. A. NOTES

There are now more than 4Oo mem
beers enrolled at the Bisbee Y. III. {.
A. An active membership campaign
has been started and il Is expected
that this number will be greatly IN
creased within the next few months.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21

On Saturday morning the Centrals
will meet the Freshmen and the so
phmores Will play the Seniors IN oas-
ket ball at the Y. N. c. A. Inc
Lowell and Lincoln school boys teams
and the Lowell and Central girl
teams will play in the afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-21
Anlss oE LIE MAccAeEEs

You are requested TO be present al
Fair Hall al g D. N. today. Import
ant business
Advertisement. o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-02

gallons, and an oil tank of 294S gallon
capacity The cylinders are 25x2S.
c. r. Richardson. sWitchman for the
FL PasO & Southwestern, is laying off
and extra sWitchman c. R. Tillman is
in his place
F. z. Summers, superintendent of the
Rio Grande division of the A Z. & s +,
with headquarters at San AIarcial, has
returned to san Marcial after spending
a few days here on company business
J. B. KindIeon. helper on the day
reported for duty, relieving T. J john
son, who goes back on the extra board
II. McMichael, switchman for the G.
H & S A, has reported for duty, after
being off two days sick, relieving ex-
ira switchman W. W. WOOdson, who
goes back on the extra board
Friday was payday at the FL Paso
union depot for all employees
c. S Humphrey, formerly day yard
master at the union depot and who
has been on the fireman's extra board
at Tucson, was cut off the board, and
was in the city for a few days Wis
where he will enter the service Of the
G. c. & S. T. as sWitchman-
W S. Rue night depot police at the
union station, has returned to FL Paso
after a months vacation in California,
and reported for duty last night, re-
ueving Charlie Bunch who goes back
on his regular job as day gateman, and
Charlie Fletcher, who has been acting
day gateman will go back to his old
John J Reed. engine foreman on the
night rip track engine for the G. H &
S. A, has reported for duty, after a
few nights off, relieving L D. Robin