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Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-05
NEWS IN THE DISTRICT
GERMAN NAY
 NUT RECOVER
Others of Railway Accident Victims Getting Along Well High Praise for Prompt Claims Settlement.

Or those injured in the recent street railway accident there are two remain ng in the hospital in seFtous condition, These are Joe S$eFf4stn and Jack Boyd. The condition Of German is considered critical. He has recovered consciousness at no time since injured. Boyd has not yet inl- proved sufficiently to permit of set ting his fractured leg, but is in bet ter condition than German and bis chances for recovery are fair. Steve Dugan. the third man remaining in the hospital. is getting along excel lently and is considered out of dan ger Both Boyd and Dugan are high in their praise of the care that has been given them and the comforts that have been proyied.
 Among those who sustained minor injuries there has been disbursl 1 since the accident cons. lerat. 2 amount of money by tho street Tal-- ways claim department. The gre2,- CT number oi thos1 vi 9 sustained inj jurles lave been settled win on Q 1zsis wh oh has been very saistac- tory and which has won very favor able comment concerning the fairness of the company and its eviden- wish o make reparation as far as p-E1ie on a liberal basis.
 .'The Barkeepers liCn wiH hAdl ly adopt resolutions express EE apprec.- ation of the att-uC and acts-u of the street railway ComIany officials In he matter of claims aud attention to the Injured, ,.ai2 President Q. $. French. of the organization, last night. At least, we shall extend a vote of thanks. 5Jeaking as pres dent of tse organization, want 70 s4v that our .aembers feel very deep n, the fairness and impartiality 2s well as consideration the street raii- way company has extended to us. Oaf members couprise the far greater number Of t',ose iGiHred and ! pre- surne that to this tme the company has paid claims to 25 or more of us, There has been no attempt al any oi tho numerous suBtrifUges that might have been adopted to delay the mat ter. The policy pursued has been pre- cisely the opposite, and l know that VIC all appreciate it. Fairness has been the keynote throughout and certainly one can ask no more
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-05
B|G EXPRESS
 ORDER SALES
Bisbee Office Does Q $l00,000 Business-Agent Says Ad- vertising of Merit Would Bring Great Gain.

In view of the fact that the Wells Fargo office in Bisbee handles Bisbee business only, there seems to be a pretty biz showing for 1t in it's money order business for the first six months of the year. which Agent Nc Coy announced yesterday as fguring 8 total of s99,24431
 Of this total of near $100.e60 sent out of the city in express money or ders. barely S200 was in foreign or ders. The rest circulated in the Uni ted States.
 We admit" said Agent Mccoy, of the company yesterday, that We are rot up with the Dostodice showing in the matter of business transacted IL the remittance of money, but went admit that our service is not superior and does not give the sender as great securlSy and much more prompt re, covery on possible losses in trans mission.
 'The government has given 6 great deal of newspaper publicity in the last few years to the money Jr- der department of it's business, and it has been getting the results. I be. lieve absolutely that if the. express companies should adopt similar poi icy and spend money in advertisna space to tell the public about the ad, tages to them offered in money or der and other service. we would scor be doing a great deal more business Il Ian the nostoffices. Advertisins brings the results every time when you have a superior piece of goods to offer for the same money, and that $ what we have"
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-05
IN
 BEST OF FORM
Banks Rushed with Work Pay Days Tomorrow and Saturday--High Rating En- joyed by Business Houses.

With short business hours on Sat urday and holiday following or Mon- day. banks of the district found them selves with rush on Tuesday that they had not fully recovered from yes terday. It was said at the banks yes. terday when inquiry was made that the Tuesday business was the largest iE volume of detail that the forces were required to handle than had prob. ably ever been put over in the city in 8 single day.
 Pay days come the end of the week. today and tomorrow and the banks therefore have a full week of rush joys to anticipate. The finish will Coubtless be as strenuous as the be, ginning. Pay rolls this week will show some gains over the pay rolls for the first half of August, marking the beginning of increased activities in the mines for the fall season. made by the return of men from vacations and by the larger operations which are always picked up with the begin ming of fall.
 Bank deposits continue steady growth, particularly in the saving de partments. Trade is good with all merchants, none of whom but com, ment on the fact that the summer months were far above their best expectations. Along with this is the important fact that credit lines en' joyed by merchants in the city werc never stronger. These find good back ing in the splendid bank resources ot the city and in the generally improved and high rating given business men of the district in commercial ratng publications.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-05
Aut 2biIe Designer.

,.-ed Fry, prominent in the auto r7f ,-rsr world as chief designer with tta stud. b1,--r Co, is here from De troit. Mich. stepping off on his way in inc coast Io- 2 visit with friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-05
MSS LOIS WILSON
 AT ROYAL THEATRE

As an added attraction, Miss Lois Wilson, the child violinist will appear at the Royal Theater, wLere this tai ented little artist has been secured for @ short engagement.
 Miss Wilson was born in Cripple Creek, Colorado. and at very tender are. commenced the study of the yio- lin under the able direction of Hans Albert. the great German virtUoso. Although only child iE years, neT mastery of her chosen instrument IS remarkable. After the close of hef engagement at the Royal she leaves for the coast, where she will enter a conservatory Of music to study un. der one of the most able teachers O. the west.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-05
Hotel Arrivals.

At the Copper Queen: w. A. Cor bin. Phoenix: T. A. ROthweu, U. $.
 Army; George D. Dub, Ray; M. A Bassist, StLoHis. T. B. Grace, kI Paso: W. E. White, New York; R. S. Gray, Los Angeles: R. L. Reed, can anea; Thos. Hoatson, Calumet, Mich. i; Peter Ruppe, Calumet, Mich; D. ID. Willis. Fl Paso; K. D. Brown, Cllf' ton. Ariz.: ?. H. Wilkinson. Tucson; F. J. Purdy, Los Angeles; W. c. Pet
 CTS. Chicago; W. R. Kattin, Kansas
 City; F. c. Sporleder. Tucson; George At the Philadelphia Hotel: H. F.
 Kubow. Des Moines; ]. s. Gatlln ara wife. Patagonia; Peter J. Lenard' Niii- COX: J. T. Dunlap, Fl Paso; Sam Hoy1
 Miami; J. c. Rogers and daughter Capanea: NJ. F. Ryne, Cananea; D. l r. Reinhart, Baltimore, Md
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-05

great battle scene. Ore of the most striking effects, and one never before accomplished in motion pictures. Is a battle at midnight. The belching can non illuminate the sky and the sol diers are only seen by the flashes of their muskets.
 This masterpiece is conceded to be the most magnificent production of the Civil War and the Royal manage mcnt IS to be congratulated in being able to present this spectacular fea. tuTe in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-05
BUYS AN ATTRACTIVE CLAWSOR AVE. HOUSE

Purchase was made yesterday by | c. '. Adams of the Henkel flats Oh Clawson avenue, fli5m C. N. HenkeL The consideration was not made pu0- Fc. The property is enc of the most attractive in the city and is in the best residence portion. With con. struction of the new High school building in thss same locality, all pioperty in that ne.ghborhood shoOio be much enhanced in value. Ihe price paid for the Henkel flats is sad to have reflected considerable gan in values in the vicinity in the las' few months
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-05
Returns Home

Returns Home. . l.. ?. Holland. of Virginia, alter spending a few weeks here on yisit with R. E. Powell returned home last [ night
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-05
EntertaInment Tonight.

This evening at s o'clock m the PresEyterian church there will be congregational social, that the new members of the church might become better acquainted. A program ot mus ic. both vocal and instrumental, mas baep arranged. and light refreshments viii be served by the young ladies of the Christian Endeayor socletS. A most cordial invitation is extended tg the public to attend this meeting. Al will be welcome, whether or not they are members of the congregation
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-05
THIS MAS HE
 BIG, BIG RAIN


 John Detloff. or the Orpneum man Ggement, who got home Tuesday from a trip to Phoenix tEat combines business ana pleasure-and Inclden- tally a few automobile and storm rroublss-is still telling of the Dlg rain, the biggest that ever happened
 Johnnie knows all about It tor .ac reason that he believes the iargcs. part of the water Iell on him an. Jimmy Ovens, whose guest be was on the automobile run to and TI5m the capita. jn the Ovens Buick 4y. Sgm- car, -y the Tay, and backed by taL owner to make the best individual ] pCrtoi nance of any iL this part Ul the country.
 In the matter of the ran De.lO4 does not want to be understood as ! having hogged IL all lie IS wiling ] 10 COnCede a part to the driver and the companion of tine latter In the Cadillac 0e, belonging to Captain John (. reenway.
 The captain was not with the ma. ChIne, having wisely taken the train for home when the storm clouds cCH. menced blowing arOuhL 1aey open ed up On hls macAsne and that Ci Ovens in the vicinity oT the EmpiI 2 ranch, b mIes out of BisDee on tHa read 10 Tucson. They were not Tar uom the State Highway, DdL I@i enough to be in the midst Cf Jh4 ] IoSse grouno, which the water use. Tor straining purposes, transIorInIEz the road into d n.Ge spony mass il
 winch a car had no snow wnaEeye. ! d
 evening and was doing business a
 tee same old stand continuously ul ! to noon Sunday. During the time the car people swum around some Cussed some, worked a lot and walk cd to and fro oyer various miles Q roadway summoning and resUmlnon ing teamsters. The ovens car wl pulled out oI logged down places il young rIYers seven separate dimes = @ s4x-muie outfit The Cadillac wa not so lucky, the ovens party uayln { first call on the mules by reason ' I closer haiI.ng distance. The Cadliia 4 remained yaFiously submerged an s aacaf until Monday sometime, htz 2 the Buick reached saIe ground snI { day evening It was some trip Io g ali hands.
 B The downpCur covered a coEside f able area of country and was dec.a ed by the occasional residents an s the teamsters familiar with the SC ton to have been one of the heayiei within their knowledge It thorougi ly soaked all Of the country and 2 there is not an abundance o1 lee
 and dry farming opportunities ov' ! there the balance Of the season, Dc Ion and ovens will be greatly disa S pointed
 E While in Phoenix Mir. Det.o1 toG
 up theatrical matters with the yar-o
 theatre managers of that city, Pre-
 colt, Globe and Tucson, with resg
 that they have a plan now workii cut which it is believed will enar
 them to secure a line of music
 comedy attractions for their hous' ttat none of them would be able E handle alone, but that jointly th'
 can manage with profit. and to .
 large satisfaction of t1eir patron
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-05
FlECKLE-FAC
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly spotsi
 How to Remove Easily

Here's chance. Miss Freckle-faces 10 try a remedy for freckles with the guarartee of a reliable dealer that iC will not cost you penny unless It removes the freckles; while if it does give you a clear complexion the ex. pense is trifling.
 simply get an ounce of othine- double strength from Central Phar- macy and a few applications should show you how easy it is to rid your self oF the homely freckles and get a beautiful complexion. Rarely is more than one ounce needed for the worst case.
 Be sure to ask the druggist for the double strength efhlne as fta is 5s the prescription sold under guarantee ot money back if it lails to remove frecklss. 25S
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-05
Poisoning Dogs.

Some mean, unprincipaied euipils evidently finds much pleasure m pos. oaing dogs. owned by the residents O. tie city, and for the past week nara ly a day has passed that several pols- oned does were not reported me last victim of the poisoDer was the valuaOie dog belonging to Roy OS e,.S .of tAe CIitysi Cleaning Works' ioullu ls ing dead in she yard yesterday morn ing. lie, offers a reward for inlorifla' ton that will lead to the arrest or the person who fed the poison tc the dog
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-06-06
Notice,

State of North Carolina,
Jackson County.
In the Superior Court,
Before the Clerk
Sarah Moody, widow of Joseph
H. Moody, deceased.
VS..
Ella Elders and her husband. En-
win Elders, Dovie Jones, Cora Mon
teith and her husband, D. A. Mon
teith, Dora McGaha and her hus-
band, Albert McGaha, Ollie Deitz, a
minor, and her husband, Luther
Deitz, and only heirs-at-law of
Joseph H. Moody, deceased.
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
The defendants above named,
Dovie Jones and Luther Deitz, viii
take notice that an action or pro-
ceeding entitled as above has been
commenced in the Superior Court
of Jackson county for the. purpose
of having allotted to Sarah Moody
the petitioner therein, her dover in
certain lands in Jackson county
owned by Joseph H. Moody, deceas
ed, and Of which he died seized and
possessed, in which said lands the
said defendants, Dovie Jones and
Luther Deitz, own an interest; and
the said defendant will further
take notice that she is required to
appear before the clerk of the SUI
perior Court of Jackson County at
his office at the court house of said
county in the town of Webster,
North Carolina Oh the third day of
July, 1918, and answer or demur to
the petition filed by the said petit
toner in said action CT pre- ceeding,
or the petitioner will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in
said petition.
! This the 3rd day of June, 1918.
MD COWAN,
Clerk of Superior Court.
ALLEY & BUCHANAN
!. Attornovo for Plaintiff
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-06-06
ALLEY & BUCHANAN
Attorneys fOr Plaintiff.
DEMAND FOR BEEF EXCEEDS SUPPLY,

Washington, June 3.-The de-
mand for beef far exceeds the sup
ply and high prices are the result,
says bulletin issued today by the
department of agriculture. The
shortage in meat producing animals,
too, is steadily becoming greater
In the past six years there has
been a decline of more than 80 per
cent in the number of beef cattle
in the United States, according to
the department, and during the first
three months of this year there has
been an approximate decrease of
Is per cent in the number of meat
animals killed under government
supervision when compared with
the same period of 1912 The de-
partment estimates the numbes of
beef cattle in the United States On
January 1. 1907, at 81 $50, 900, and
at the beginning of the present
year at 36,03O,OOO.
Prices paid for cattle, sheep,
lambs and hogs last year were
much higher than the preceding
year.
The year 1912" says the depart
ment was a year of high prices
for :all classes of food animals. 4"
With the diminished production in
home market the department de-
clares there is no longer a surplus
for export.
The time has come" it says,
when we must conserve our meat
supply"
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-06-06
BETTER BABIES.

Highly interesting and instructive
and unlike anything ever held in
this State will be the Better Ba-
bles" contest of the Western North
Carolina fair, which will be held in
Asheville, October 7-10.
This contest will not be beau
ty show" in any sense of the word.
Personality, parental popularity,
persuasive dimples and cunning
ways will not count against un-
compromising figures representing
inches, pounds and energy. The
object of the contest is not to dis
play an array of beautifully curled
locks and daintily arranged ribbons,
but to stimulate the conservation
of child life and raise the standard
of health among the human race in
North Carolina.
This contest will be held in con-
nection with the department to be
conducted by the Health and SAM
tary Board of Asheville. In view
of the Importance of this movement,
the State Board of Health is consid
ering the advisability of co-operat-
ing in the movement in order that
the people of Western North Caro-
lima may have an unexcelled op-
portunity for acquiring additional
information On the subject OF child
development.
The details of the contest will be
arranged and carried out by physi-
clans familiar with the diseases of
children and the contest will cover
questions Of height, weight circum-
ference of chest and abdomen, sym
metry. quality of skin and fat, mus
cular development, condition of the
scalp, teeth and throat; in fact every
point OF the anatomy of the would
be prize-Winners, in which weak
ness or disease might Turk. Psy-
Geological points such as attention
disposition, energy, ocular and
facial expression, ETC., will also fig
ure prominently in this contest.
All examinations will be on
scientific lines and with all possible
respect for the dignity of the par
ents and the safety and comfort Of
the child.
The great value of the contest
lies in the opportunity given parents
to see a scientific, honest compari
son between children of the same
age and practically with the same
environments and opportunities TO
physical development. Here ma!
be studied the effects of differen
methods of feeding, sleeping, out
door life and other interesting sub
jects, all of which more or less hav
to do with child development.
Many fairs of the west hav
adopted the Better Babies" featur
with most gratifying results as the,
have been conducted without pei
sonal feeling and the many jea]
ousies that unavoidably creep int
a beauty" contest. The weak point
found in the examination of chile
rem are pointed out to the fond ps
rents, who are anxious to learn NOR
about raising the standard of chill
life, which has been neglected
some instances in the eager desil
for knowledge pertaining to til
dumb brutes, which class has bee
holding partial attention heretofol
on the fair grounds.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-06-06

Is there anything which feels
more comfortable at the breakfast
hour than a well washed face?
A well washed mouth and teeth.
Is there anything more impolite
than to pick the teeth after meals?.
Yes, to leave them unpicked or
uncleaned.
Is it a good idea to thoroughly
clean the nails at least once
week?
Yes, but it is much better idea
to put in some time with a soft
stick, powder and mirror in pol
ishing every. part of every tooth
until it is clean. Dirty nails are a
disgrace but what of dirty teeth
and gums?
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-06-06
We want to thank our customers

" " W S*A& ~ Vul ktlCkVllIAEO
heps give us the biggest and most satisfactory sale
have mad The unexpected and different way of doing
things is why this store is the growing store
bargain merchandise either
your our a we enable
at
This Sale Has Been the Most Complete Success
wehae had n
nice echande in
is dngslepd
euntItey sdd
Come any time during the next few weeks and you will
find many bargains.
You still buy first patent flour from for IS, salt
for 5S good coffee for 100, meal for 45c, ect.
beginning going have bargain day each
prices these specials both in this
paper and posters, o them will
vHOL M E S BR S Q n
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-11
Whitley Bottom News

Prune pickers from Nyssa laid off
this week for a short breathing spell.
Mrs. Harris has been lady oversser
for the packing house for three week:
and returned wednesday to her
work
Mrs. Book of Ontario came Monday
for a visit with her sister. Mrs. Bras
sci.
Mr.. and Mrs. Power were Sunday
visitors OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jones.
Mr.. Brassel was so unfortunate as
to lose his best COW Sunday from
bloat.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E Stewart were
business visitors TO New Plymouth
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Boor and child
rem were New Plymouth visitors on
Sunday with friends.
A neighborhood party gathered at
the Clyde Hurd home Saturday ev-
ening and had one of the good times
Whitley Bottom is famous for. A
fine supper was spread and it was
In the "wee sms" hours before the
happy company persuaded them
selves to seek their homes, having
had fine crowd. finer supper and
finest time ever.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-11
Local Neus

Mr.. NJ A. Cruise of Ontario who
was to have held the position OF
prescription clerk in the Fruitland
Drug Store was called to Idaho Falls
where he will engage in the drug
business. and instead of Mr.. Cruise,
our fellow townsman, H. G Gardner,
who spent many years in the drug
business in the east and is a COM
petent and registered pharmacist,
will write your prescriptions for you
and otherwise assist Mr.. Starr in
the store.
H. R. Boomer sustained quite q
loss last week in the death of his
registered Holstein bull purchased
last spring and shipped as a part
of his car load of fine Holsteins
from Syracuse, N. Y, and for whill
animal he paid $4,000. The animal
has not been well for month fin
ally developing pneumonia and while
everything possible was done he fin
ally succumbed to the disease.
Makinson and Whealdon are cut
ting their silage of well ripened corn
and filling their silo for their dairy
herd this winter. At this time they
are milking % COWS.
Gus Davis left Friday for Westfall
in company with Scott Stewart of
Ontario and L. Baird of Boise for
hte remaining 60 head of his bunch
of cattle. Upon his return Mr.. Day-
is will leave on a cattle buying
tour through Oklahoma, Kansas.
and New Mexico.
This week and subsequent weeks
will show quite a thinning in the
ranks of our young people as they
go away to school. Miss Ruth
whealdon and Earl Cotton will leave
the latter part of this week for Will
lamette University. Edgar Vestal and
C. X. Powell to Corvallis. Waldo
Homan to McMinnville. Ore. and Les
ter Branthoover plans to go to Mos
COW and Melcher Henggler to Mt.
Angel, Oregon.
The building committee of the Bap-
list church have the promise of the
new windows and heating plant COM
pleted this week. On Thursday a
bee for clearing up and filling In the
low places around the church yard
will be held by the men OF the