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Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-23

s1EsSseSsu. ~iiS tso Deails PSsDsslns e. c You've got the reputation of being the best cross-examiner at the New York bar Show you deserve that reputation. Take this telephone girl and turn her brains inside out. She knows the number that will lead to the Woman. You've got to get it from her. Don't handle her with gloves or be afraid of making her cry. It's life or death for us to know that number" :"
 There was knock at the door. Gregg answered it. Neligan entered. al but showing Wanda Kelly in ahead of Tim.
 Here she is" he reported.
 Leaving her standing there, he turned and ostentatiously closed the door behind him.
 The girl looked about at the faces that confronted her on every eide. Then she smiled. It was the peaceful smile of the kitten that has just emptied the cream jug. In her throat her heart was hammering 10 strangu- lation
 Mark Robertson, from his place at the head of the table. was the first to speak. His voice was quiet his man ner courteous.
 This is Miss Kelly?" he asked
 ''Yes. sir" replied the demure Wan da in. her most respectful-and unnat- ural-shop-gi accents.
 Miss Kelly" resumed Mark, "you are the telephone operator, down stairs2n
 ''Yes, sir"
 You were at the switchboard few minutes ago?"
 Yes, sir"
 "Sit down, my-dcar girl" besmed Blake tenderiy. as he indicated the chair that had beea placed for her We would like 10 asl, you few lpes- tions. if you don't object
 "Yes. sir
 Midway between Blake and Robert son, Wanda sat-waitiug And, on the other side of the closed door leading from tire farther srecesses Of the suite, Grace listened, bresthiess-
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-23

Copyright isl2. Tns Bohhs- Merrill Co. hv special
 GxEsnsemsu; wlth the Delails PuhDshlls Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-23

| passed a vast sum of money has been
 expended with the result that mos,
 of the money has been wasted in i'm,
 practical work and to date, at least
 Arizona's state highway building has been a miserable failure A sum ap-
 proxicateing four hundred thousand collars has been provided for state highway building this year. IF better results are not shown this year than have been shown in the past then we shall expect a revolt against this state department which win wipe it of the statutes.
 Several counties in the state are now considering the question of bond is. sues fer raising money for road build ing and we believe it would be better to allow the counties to raise and ex. pend the money necessary to provide good roads in the state than to have iti and shattered over the roads all over the state without sys-I tenn or method.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-23

nave showed the plug back into place, immediately, when we told you. Isn't that true?"
 T s'pose so" she admitted suIkily.
 Then, Miss Kelly, we are forced to believe that you deliberatly refused to transmit our message.
 You can believe anything you want tc," she returned spitefully. CT don't care what you believeln
 The line of questioning had thrown her of her carefully prepared line of defense. Angry, confused, she tossed aside her useless weapons and was for the instant merely a worried and much badgered little girl
 'Is 1t not true" repeated Robertson iu measured query, that you delib- erateiy refused to transmit cur mes- sage just now?"
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-23
RoEo BUILDING.

The biggest question before tae Deo- pie of Arizona now is the one concern ing the building of good roads iu the state. It is a question wh ensolged in the eeAt.p6sa tsse 4ebper. that will cost 1er Peoise ehesfiiy. 6Seafts qf ths 0ss pads to be provided sndI the large
 gsa
 areas of practically uninnabited coun- try. Several years ago laws were passed creating the state engineers depart meDt to have charge of constructing state highways. Since that law was
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-23

It is said that Gen. Felix Diaz will continue on to Japan, notwithstanding the fact that Japan has intimated very plainly that his presence there at this time, as official representative of Mex leo would be inopportune. though his mission was announced as one of con veying thanks to Japan for the partici- patton of that country in the Mexico centennial celebration three years ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-23

We are told by the state tax com mission that all property assessed for taxation this year is listed at its full cash value. If that be true then the value of each individual assessment has been doubled over that of fast years; that is, if Jones property was valued at 5000 last year it is valued at s2OOO this year. Last year Jones paid 90 cents on the one hundred dollars as a state tax on his 5000 dollars, amounting to Se. This year he must pay the state 491k cents on each one hundred dollars. This on his s20O0 assessment this year viii amount to s9.9O, an increase of exactly ten per cent
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-23

Don | bother to do that" she fal tered ia confusion. 1T might DOS sibiy have knocked out the plug-by accident"
 "And you might possibly have don lt on purpose, retorted Mark.
 FTP she asked, astounded. HWhy should l do such a foolish thing as tbat?7
 That's what we're going to find out. r 1t had been an accident, you would
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-23
THE soRpsRLANo ROUTE.


 The American Automobile associa.
 tion will have a pretty correct idea of
 routes and roads in Arizona when W.
 O. westgard shall turn in full report
 of his wanderings in thi send Of the
 new state. This should be pleasing to
 all. The only rivalry that should be
 tolerated in connection witt. the work
 of building good roads in Arizona
 should be 8 good natured and friend
 ly rivalry. So far as the route which
 is 10 be followed by automobilists who
 will tour the state in the future. it will
 he for them to choose the route after
 being informed of conditions of roads
 and attractions along the two routes,
 either of which will take them across the state of Arizona east and west.
 The Southern Highway association. now under the direction of Dell Potter, of Clifton comes through the southern states to Fl Paso and it is admitted that if it is ever established and fin anced by the government as a national highway it will reach Lordsburg, New Mexico, from the east and south and will continue from Phoenix, Arizona. ! to the Pacific coast, reaching the Pa, [ cifc first at San Diego.
 If good roads are provided from Lordsburg to Phoenix along theBor. derland route and also along the north !. ern route via Clifton, Globe and the Roosevelt dam, then travellers wiE have their choice of two routes through Arizona and may take the one presenting the most of interest to them, or go over one and return over the other if they choose.
 One great advantage which is un denianle and which the friends of the Borderland route will rely for pop ularity of their route is the easier grade which it presents. This is shown by the two railroads that pass through Arizona from Fl Paso to Tue son. On the Southern Pacific it is nee essary to provide pushing engines and crews to help heavy trains over the | steep mountain grades between Lords burg and Tucson, while on the South 1 western which is followed closely by | the Borderland highway the helping facilities are not required by the heaviest trains passing over the read |
 As the Review stated few days ago automobile tourists will seek the road that offers least resistence to travel, so 1t behooves the friends of the BorderIand route to provide the | best road if they would bring the largest part of the travel through Douglas, Bisbee. Tombstone and Tue son. For this one and single purpose there should be a Borderland asso- citation formed to include friends of this route all the way from Fl Paso to San Diego. Fl Paso. Deming. Lords burg, Bisbee. Douglas, Tombstone. Tue son. Phoenix, Yuma and San Diego boosters should be organ. ized for foreeful action in making this route the popular .ocean-to-ocean highway by providing road that will I be passable at all seasons and by mak- ing known the attractions which will be presented to the tourist who comes
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-23

With an army of appointees each one mounted in an automobile pur' chased and operated by the state, Gov. e1nor Hunt Will have a decided ad- vantage in the campaign next year But it will be generally agreed that to successfully defend all the acts of the present state administration will require unusual equipment.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-23

part of the Arizona eoppsrs iss ITO
 dueed for less than.s cents per poHnd
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-23

The administration press agent that was sc active in exploiting the honor system" introduced in the Arizona penitentiary evidently has been called of the job. The investigation into the prison methods, as a result of the complaining citizens of Florence, ex- posed a public sentiment that prom ised no advantage in a further display of the "honor system" tomfoolery.
 Notwithstanding the enormous in- creased valuations placed on the prop erty of Arizona, sending the total val uation up to sS75.OOO.OOO as against s14G, 100000, the extravagances of our state government will require an in- crease of from ten to fifteen per cent in the state taxes to be paid by each individual and corporate tax payer this year over what he paid last year. Anyone who doubts this may relieve the doubt by comparing his tax bill this ysagsyith that flor last year z fifl " tr- sf flIr4
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-23

fThe price of copper continues firm and Is now worth sixteen cents again This means continued and added pros
 perity for the seste of Arizana, as this state has no equal in the production of copper and the greater
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-23
TO BE CONTINUED

HIGHEST CASH PRICE Paid for second-hand furniture, cloth. Ing, tools.
 Uncle Jim'5" Successor to Harris Fur. Co.,, Brewery Culch. Phone 257 s90.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30
Loyal Order of Moose

One more busy night has come and gone in the annals of MOosedom and our genial dictator Bro Hoyt is wear ing a pleasant smile upon all oc- casions. One of those kind that just won't come off. I for one am very glad to see it for assuredly he hase earned the right to wear it by hard and faithful work and now that his efforts are bearing rich fruit, meeting with the success they so well merit At every turn in the road, who shall gainsay him all the enjoyment possible that may come to him. Thoroughly at home in the po- sltion he occupies, rendering his de- cislons in clean cut decisive man. ner. firm but nevertheless gentle
 His is the work of the master hand, affording one and all who come under ms supervision a rare treat indeed
 Phoenix IO8 l. o. o. NJ. can well congratulate themselves on the re- suit Of their efforts with the ballot ana l firmly believe that when his term of office becomes a matter of past history our local will have shown d wonderful growth in membership as well as efficiency in all working de- partmentS. Bro. Dan MaSSie, our vice e-director was unable to be with us. he having been called to Tucson on important business. Bro. Young responded to the needs of the mo- ment, filling the position with credit both to the order and to himself. A word to the wise is usually sufficient, so right here I am going to warn you all to be on hand at D. m, sharp. Tuesday evening, April 1st. Something doing boys, and those of you who fail to heed the call will sure miss jolly good time. We want at least 300 of the faithful on hand when the gavel drops. Just a little fun. Just little entertainment Just few refreshments. Just enough tc make you relish the title, a true and loyal Moose. Bro. Daggs our Rank ing Trustee was also an absentee
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30
Pythian Sisters

A regular meeting of the Pythian Sisters will be held Tuesday even ing, April 1st, 1913, and on this even ing the temple will exemplfy the work of the order There will be several candidates initiated and the temple has extended an invitation to the members of Butler Temple of Tempe to visit the temple on that date. A committee has been ap- pointed to arrange for refreshments At q recent social given by the Knights of Pythias, the degree team decided to raise money to assist in purchasing their robes, so a large fruit cake was sold, amounting to s13.00. the proceeds to be added to the installment of the robes. On Friday evening the Knights will give the childrens Easter social and a com mittee, consisting of Sisters Smith, Ice, and Price has been appointed to confer with the committee appointed from the K. of r. lodge It is hoped that all members and visiting mem bers will attend Tuesday evening
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD Last Niqht was Closed Night and Hot Coffee and Cake was Served
 to the Members

At the meeting of the Fraternal Brotherhood held on Saturday night, March 22, the chief business taken up was the voting for the candidates which are to go to the meeting of the Supreme Lodge in Los Angeles in June By ballot of Maricopa Lodge No 43, J H. Kinney and Sister Anne F. Bourne. our present state manager, We're elected by this county. Let it be explained that the list of candi- dates, consisting of Anne E. Bourne, J H. Kinney Clinton Kellar, and Theo. Olea, shall be presented for election in every FTaternal Lodge in the states, and the two candidates receiving the highest number of votes shall be sent as representatives to Los Angeles.
 Three candidates were obligated consisting of Claude Barr, FlOdy Marian, and Bernard Ferguson
 The engagement of two of our most popular young members will he announced shortly. The young lady in question has been a staunch Fraternal for a course of about three years. The couple have the sincerest and best wishes from their many friends for a long life of prosperity.
 JULIA DOHENEY, Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30
Royal Neiehbors

Royal Neighbors met in regular ses- sion Wednesday evening in k. Of r. hall. A very interesting meeting was held The applications of Johnnie M Larson and Leona Halter were pres ented and acted upon The ballot being clear they were declared elected Ia become members of this camp
 In a letter received from the state supervising deputy of Arizona the time of the special dispensation is extended another three months, so bv getting a class of ten the fee for social membership is one dollar and for beneficial is three dollars and twenty five cents As We already have two to begin with, neiGhbors get busy and see what you can do.
 We had with us visiting Neighbor Lydia M. Patrick of Flagstaff and Mrs Geo. Martin of Hidden Vale Camp of Esconlido Calf, who gave a very interesting talk.
 If there are any visiting nelghbors in town and they will send their ad- dress or call upon the recorder at 421 w. Van Buren St. she will see thatt a committee calls upon them as we wish to get acquainted with you and we meet every second and fourth Wednesday in K of P. hall.
 ROYULLOY, Recorder.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30

Nemtan of Atlanta, 523 and COrrell of Whitten 716 were interested spec
 tators to our doings. Boosters in the true sense of the word they proved
 to be, in fact 1 have not as yet met a Brother Moose who proved any eX- ceptiOn to this rule. As one brother expressed tive just can't help but bubble over occasionally. The true spirit of MoOsedom acts very similar to the baseball germ, once innOculated and you are for all time to come a faithful adherent to it's principals. Now don't forget, fail, or neglect to be on hand Tuesday night, at that time I will have the lists ready for you The whites and the reds They will be read in lodge and you will
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30

be a short business meeting before drill. A large attendance of the Sir Knights is desired as there is a matter of importance to dispose of. After drill the Sir Knights will be invited to light refreshments by Purity Temple No. 9, on this evening the Pythian Sisters will initiate class of II after initiation everybody will form a committee of the whole and enjoy the hospitality of Purity Temple No. g. All members should attend in uniform.
 The new locker made by the com pany is now ready and any Sir Knight wishing to leave his uniform at the armory may do SO The locker will accommodate fifty uniforms. Remem-
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30

are turning out in good numbers now. and there will be no reason why our company should not win the cup of fered by the California brigade to the best drilled team in the American Battalion
 On Thursday night, May the first, Phoenix Co. No. 1 will give a May day ball. The various committees are diligently al work to make this af- fair eclipse our last year success. The committee on printing is having the invitations printed and they will be out shortly and all members will be amply supplied with same. Now. boys, begin boosting for our May day ball
 On next Tuesday evening there will
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30

Last year Saskatchewan, Canada, took 100 Over lands this year they have contracted for 250; an in- crease of l50@6-and they want more.
 Last year Alberta Canada took 100 OycriandS; this year they have contracted for 50 an increase of I50G-and they want more.
 Last year Manitoba Canada, tool, 100 Over lands this year they have contracted for 250; ;E crease Of l50lo-and they want more.
 Last year San Francisco, Caf took Z500 Over iands this year they have contracted for f000 increase of 60a6-and they want
 Last year Minneapolis Mnn., took lJ00 Over lands; this year they have contracted for 2O00; increase OE lO0fo-and they
 Last year Kansas City, Mo. took 8G0 Overlar>4s; this year they have contracted for l5O0 increase of &13 f6-and they want
 Last year Philadelphia, Pa, took 700 OvcI,iands; this year they have contracted fer I200 increase of Ol 1l Io-and they want more.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30

then know which team you belong to. Don't let the other fellow get the jump on you for if you do it will cost you pretty penny l assure you No excuse of any nature whatsoever will be accepted. When all is said and done and you are enjoying the many good things provided by the loosers, Phoenix 7oS will have doubled their membership without the least little doubt.
 Respectfully yours in P. A P.
 w. R. VANTYNE.
 Secretary
 Uniform Rank K. Of p. Phoenix Co, No. 1 had a large at tendance on Friday night The boys
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30
Woodmen of the World

PhoeniX Camp No. ,, seems to have craving appetite for shellfish ever since that new camp physician IS looking after the inner-mans well fare, there is no danger or need of taking an appetizer so long as the doctor is looking after the health of it's members. It naturally requires an extra shipment of oysters from the coast city to satisfy the inner mans wants. It was requested to be made known that this oyster sup per is not for the few but for all sOVereigns who come up tomorrow night, March 31.
 C R RER N NE,TZKE
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30
LOCAL LODGE LORE

There is something about this big hearted jovial fellow, that causes one to miss him when he's gone. A busi- ness trip to Los Angeles so he says but. l am somewhat like the Mis- sourian in this case. It seems like l can hear an echo away off in the distance, but growing in volume every mOment-Me too. The very intensity of it assures me that there must be a whole regiment of Moose around these diggings of the same mind. Bros.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30

Der our dance on May 1St and every body pull together No tickets will sold only at the door. Invitations will be amply supplied to every Knight of Pythias.
 K. of P.
 Phoenix Lodge No. is growing from the largest lodge in this domain to still larger one. At last nights meeting the rank of Knight was conferred upon Bros w. F. Bradley, w. R. Bertram, sam Humphrey, l.. l.. Long, Joe Strinkcr w F. Fetterly, C. C. Sloane and w. l.. Lee, all the newly made Knights expressed themselves as highly (COntinued on Page Nineteen
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30

The above cities and have been picked as many d localities 
 To reasonable sensible people te above figures important particular; that the majority o car buyers realize that Overland offers for less money than other America.
 This completely equipped, se;farng 30 horsepower five touring for SS5 the equal o Sl2oO car built has the poe the speed the seating capacity the conucton the comforts and
 No is made better Being built the largest most com Petey equipped and modeny appointed factory Ill M ns- the uSeS Dy me ma o the highest priced Our methods o thorough, pansane just eXactng Our
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30

materials and subject the rigid inspections and the highest priced made.
 Judge the value by the you'll always We behind oders' and still the ete- of the dull automobile
 Figuring from nC Overand difficult to the It Is safe that will be
 We would advise quick you Overland Delay will only longer your Overland, but sibly you will oe unable to any price.
 Enter order and Overland when it. We anddy the Overland dealer city without delay. And suggestion look the above figures
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30
was our most active shipping perio

The urgent demands for the 1913 Overland have broken and established production records every day. In seven months have shipped twenty-one thousand
 his is just 85% than delivered up to this time last year.
 Every sectOn and in the country Is order. ing in of it's and t utterly impos- sibie for supply the
 You judge the demand from the following figures.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30

"NHE three deadest months, in the automobile bus-
 ness, December, January and February During this period automobile factories -4- shut down altogether.
 With 1t has been just the reverse We have been shipping 40 day for the last months Right now, delivering Sl ,O0O, ,OO0OO worth of Overlands every single week.
 Our great factories make than this. The demand forced manufacture many III the dull planned and prepared to in the height of the best SeasonWhich IS from April on
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30
Here are some stale and city increases:

Last year Milwaukee, Wis, took 600 Overlands; his year they have contracted for 1000; increase Of 6625 G6-and they want more
 Last year Dallas, exaS, took 400 Overlands; this they have contracted for oJo, increase of 5O2o and they want this year they have contracted fer 6OO an increase of SU16--and they more.
 Last year Dcs Mcines, Iowa, took 300 Overlands; this year they have contracted for 5OO increase of OO23%6-and they
 Last year Denver, Colo, took 300 Overlands; this year they have contracted for 50O increase of 023%o-ond they want
 Last year Tampa, Florida, took 50 Overlands; this year they have contracted fer .O0 increase of IUO%6-and lEey rlCrc.
 Last year louisville Ky, took 50 Overlands; this year they have contracted for lJ increase of loOo and they more
Arizona republican., 1913-03-30

Continued on Page Nineteen.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-25

Nueva York, 25.- Huerta prometi6
formalmente hoy al Departamento de
Estado, que 81 no ser1a su propio suce-
sor Los Estados Unidos Sc italian re-
sentidos por la intervention europea,
despues de las protestas del consul anne
ricano.
Ell vapor Moro CASTLE, formal
mente preparado esta maflana para sa-
lir con rumbo la Habana y Nueva
York, ha quedado detenido por una or
den die parada al Captain, por hallarse
este reclamado judicialmente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-25
CABLEGRAMAS
VAPOR AMERICANA
DETENIDO EN- MEXICO
Sc acusa a su capitan de haber
realizado un crimen.

Nueva York, "a En- la bahia de Ve-
racruz ha sido detenido ell vapor " MO-
FRO Castle'', de la Compania Ward, a
cuyo bordo viaja la sonora del envlado
especial de los Estados Unldos Mr'
John Lind.
Sc acusa al captain del "Morro Cas-
tle''. Mr.. Huff, de haber realizado un
crimen en- aguasmejicanas y a., por con-
siguiente debe de comparecer ante las
autoridades de la repdblica a responder
del mismo.
Tn canonero mejicano vigila la ba-
hia de Veracruz para impedir que Ell
ssMorro Castle" leve anclas.