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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-27
EASTERN STARS
HOLD INSPECTION
Number Of Grand officers Visit Syl.
van Chapter, Order Easter Star,
on Last Thursday.
CHAPTER ROOM WELL FILLED
Aside From State Officers There We're
Many in Attendance From the
Ncighboring Towns

Sylvan Chapter 2O7, O. T.. s.. held
casion being the regular yearly meet
ing of inspection. the Grand Worthy
Matron being the inspecting Ger. 1t
was a notable meeting, for aside from
the presence of the Grand Worthy
Matron the chapter was honOred by
the presence of the Grand Worthy
Patron. the Associate Grand Patron
, the instructor for district No. 10 and
other grand officers and past grand Of
ficers. two of whom are members OF
the local chapter.
The Denison chapter is favorably
noted throughout the state for its
membership and efficient work. The
officers for this year fully sustained
the past reputation of the chapter for
ita very excellent w1'k. if indeed
they did not add new laurels. The
credit for the perfection of this work
is entirely due to the untiring efforts
of the Worthy Matron. Mrs. S. G.
Wright, who in a charming. and dig
nified manner with the assistance OF
her corps of willing and efficient Of
ficers. exemplitied the work SO sue
ccssfully as to bring forth unstinted
praise from the grand officers pres
ent.
The grand officers arrived on the
afternoon train from the west. The
Grand Worthy Matron. Mrs. Luella
Crooks, of Boone. was the guest Of
Worthy Matron. Mrs. S. G. Wright.
The Grand Worthy Patron and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry, OF Moulton, were
guests of Grand Electa and Past In
structor. Mrs. Grace Sprecher. while
DR.. C. S. Kennedy, Associate Grand
Patron. of Logan, and Mrs. Esther
Kennedy. Past Grand Chaplain and
present Instructor, were guests of
Mrs. Ida NJ. Philbrook, Past Grand
Marshal. Besides the grand officers
and large delegation OF resident
members. there were present the
Worthy Matrons and Patrons from the
chapters at West Side and Vail, ac-
companied by several auto loads of
their members.
The commodious chapter room was
taxed to its utmost to accommodate
the large number present, who OK
pressed their appreciation of the invi-
tation to be present and personally
meet the grand officers.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-27

Mrs. Adelhcrt Iepes and children
arrived here last evening from San
Diego, Calf. for a Wit with her sis
ter, Mrs. M. e. Jones. Mrs. Jones will
leave Denison Monday for New York
City and will sail June 9th for Paris,
where she will spend two months
studying art. Her children will re-
main in Denison during her absence.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-27

A number of local Masons motOred
down to Dunlap Friday evening to- at,
tend chapter meeting of the order.
Those in the party were: w. w. Cush-
man, Chas. Bollen, G. l.. Caswell, A. F.
Boylan, John Cook, Jacob Johnson,
NJ. E. Jones, w. E. Terry and II. j..
Cummings.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-27

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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-27

White Dresses for Early June Wear
$40 dresses only $4.98. This is
probably the greatest value in
white dresses that has ever been
offered in Dcnison. There was
only 90 on our bill so they cannot
last long. They come in the very
newest styles. long Russian tunics.
rufflcd effects and two and three
tered models. Come early as
these cannot last long.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-27

Her aunt, Mrs. r. P. Plimpton, gave'
a most delightful farewell party for
her niece and she goes with the very
best wishes of all who know her for
a brilliant career.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-27

F. J. Obmann. of Breda. was Den
ison business caller Monday. While
in the city he called at the Review Of
fee and inspected the new perfecting
press.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-21
COGHISE MOTOR FIRM
 CHANGES HANDS

R. w. Greene. formerly a business man of this city. has recently returned and taken over the name and repair and shop business of the Cochise Mo tor company. The change of business was yesterday announced by R. F. Powell and R T. Pelt0n. former own CTS, who will retain only the agencies for Che Ford and Buick from their old business
 Mr. R w. Greene was an old busi- ness man in Bisbee and returned here a short time ago from Kansas for the purpose of starting a first class yuI- canizing shop in Bisbee After look ing around he decided ue could do better by purchasing tne Cocnise Mo tor company and going ahead with the precedent already gained by that com pany He intends Co install a first class yulcanizng shop in connection with the repair work He says that he will make his shop the best in every respect in the state. Mr. Greene takes immediate possession of the concern and win begin improving the shop immediately.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-21
Don't Lei a Cold
 Settle on Your Lunqs

Many cases of Lung Trouble cau be traced directly Go severe cold which has been neglected. and which, us result has uneCtod tlr lungs lf you have a persistent cough 0r cold, tuke warming before t .s too late. Lckmaus Alteratiye is mo-t bene1cIll lu such cnscs and hus been the means uf completely serious lung trouble. Read uf lnI- CIec
 Pie1sautyllc. N J.
 "Gcutlemeu. During the winter Of 1911 ! contracted severe cold, which settled ou my lungs Tho doctor pronounced % lung trouble l tried nearly every prep" amuou without my result and kept get ting worse Lrhmdn's Alierniife Nhs recommended to me and I e1mmeneed usius lt as a iasf rcsor. The first bottle seemed 10 give no reheii ID lart ] seem ed tu feel worse, but hert ou usins Che medicine aud found out thn hrsf bottle had rculy started me ou the roal to recovery hY lnuseuug tle mucua and making noe eEuectomtr freely. After using thc medicine for some ume my cough ceased ! gained hesh and today am well man.
 lsiguedl GEO. M. BATES.
 Above abbreviated. more on requrstl
 Eckmuu's Aitcrative hns been proven by many years test to he most rlhcnclnns Tor severe Throat and Lung Anecfi fi0us, Bronchitis Br1nrhiai Asthma. Stubborn Colds and in uphullding thr systfm. Contains DO unrc0tics pnlspus Qr hnlit- forming drugs Ask for houkef telling Of rac0Veries Hnd write Go tckmHu Laboratory. Philadelphia ln. for cFi- dence Tor sale by an leading druggIsis and Lowell Drug Co., in Lowell. Pric
 sl and S2 a bottle
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-21
SONORA OLD TIMER
 DIES IN MOCTEZUMA

Thomas "Old Man" Maroney. aged 70 years, and one fthe best known characters ou the Arizona Sonora frontier for the last generation. died Tuesday at Moctezuma after a brief illness according to word reaching friends here yesterday Maroneycon- ducted One hotel at Moctezuma.
 The old man was quite a peculiar character and was famed along the border for his original actions. The hotel which he occupied for several years .s said not to have belonged to him but to B A. Packard. of Douglas. and associates, who allowed him to retain and operate it
 Prior to going Co Mocteuma Mar. oney was saloonist in Naco and Cumpas and was for a time a peddler throughout the state of Sonora.
 He is understood Co be survived by relatives in Illinois, although he was Ia native of Ireland and was born In chat country
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-21
FARMERS IN NORTH
 C0CHISE PROSPER

Joseph H Gray. secretary of the Warren District Comnercial club and candidate for the upper house of the Arizona state legislature on the De- mocratic ticket. returned yesterday morning from a trip throughout the Northern part of the county. This is the second trip Mr. Gray has made in the same direction in the past three weeks, and he states he will in an probability make one or more in the district before election.
 After the election, he adds. whether he is elected or not he will make as many trips into the Northern part of this county as possible. The farming and cattle lands of the section more than appeal to him. and he feels after returning to Bisbee. that he has been on a long vacation
 Mr. Gray reports that the farmers in this county are prosperous regard less of the war and stringent condi- tions elsewhere Crops this fall are excellent, due 70 the heavy and steady rains which the county has had during the spring and summer. The rains this year the old timers tell Mr. Cray have been heavier than in any year for the past five
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-21
MRS, WILDE SERVES
 ENJOYABLE DINNER
Ten Men Guests of MT. and Mrs. Wilde at Dinner Party
 Last Evening

Guests of Gus Wilde and Mrs. Kitty Wilde last evening enjoyed one of the best and most hospitable gettogether occasions of Che season in dinner served by Mrs Wilde. In all ten were on hand and a full course dinner Of more than ordinary worth decorated the tables
 Following the dinner the guests re- paired to the porch where vote of thanks was extended Che host and hostess and where the evening cigars aided in settling the feed which was almost too mucu for the bac.elors and others who partook
 Those who were guests of Mrs. Wilde were oscar Johnson. Ben Still man. J Wilmoth, Chas. Miller. Doc Gamble. Johny Anderson. William Helm, J. Kempton, J. y. Wilber and Pat Morres
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-21
ROYAL SHOWS GREAT
 COMEDY PRODUCTION
Goodness Gracious" Broadway Star Feature Makes Good
 In Show

Goodness Gracious" of Movies as they shouldn't be- made decided hit with the large audience present at the Royal last evening. everyone present acclaiming it to be the big gest laugh procoker shown here in many months
 There is little semblance of a story as Goodness Gracious" was con- structed for laughing purposes only. It Is just 5000 feet of side-splitting sit- nations and humorous antics. Sidney Drew plays the part Of the comical college chap to perfectlon. while Clara Kimball Young as the lonely little .love-sick lass keeps one in paroXysms of laughter These two noted comedy screen artists are supported by an all- star cast including Kate Frce. James Lackaye and others of equal note.
 This ludicrous burlesque will have it's final showing at the Royal today and an who can enjoy a good laugh will do well to attend
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-21
.ARIzONA'S FIRST
 WOMAN JURY CALLED

MESA. Aug. 2O.-For the first time fin the history of Arizona. women have been summoned for jury duty. nine being on the venire to appear in Judge George s Irwin's court here today. George s. Irwin's court here today when the case fthe State vs. John Derrick comes up for trial Derrick is charged with beating and brutamy treating his stepdaughter
 Wren Derrick through his attorney. N. J. Dougherty asked for a jury, Che count instructed Constable Burton to summon a yenire of eighteen men. from which number twelve are to be selected for jury duty. Constable Burton asked for permission to sunni mon women jurors ana as a rrsuu nine are on the venire and win ap- pear in court tomorrow morning Nine men alsoa have been summoned on the venire
 There is considerable doubt here as to whether women are eligible for jury uuty i'm this state County Att torney Frank H Lyman yesterday gave it as his opinion that uncer the statutes they are not eligible and could not therefore be summoned on the venire. The law, he said, pro cides that a jury shall be made up of male citizens, and that as a result women are not qualified or liable for jury service.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-21
WANT BISBEE MEN AT
 GOOD ROAD COUNCIL
Mayor Adams Asked To Name Three Delegates To the
 Congress

Mayor C. E. Adams of Bisbee has been requested by A. B Fletcher of the Fourth American Congress and State Highway Engineer of Canfor- mia, to name three delegates to attend the sessions of the Congres sat At lanta eGorgia, during the week of November 9th
 Forty-seven great organizations are taking part in the Congress under the leadership of the American Highway Association and the American auto. mobile Association In his letter to the Mayor, President Fletcher calls attention to the fact that practically every state highway commissioner will be present and take part in dis cussing the important problems of road construction an umalnreuauce. and that some of the foremost men in public life win devote their attention to the great question of Federal Aid to road improvement, in an endeavor 10 work out a policy which may be submitted to the Congress of the United States with the support of the organized road movement of Amer ica An important move bearing upon state legislation will be made at the session to be held under the auspices of the American Bar association al which a joint committee appointed at the 1913 Congress will report prog ress in compilation and suggested rec vision of state road laws. The crea- | ton of commission participated by each state to work out a revision of the road laws will be urged The National Civil Service Reform league will hold an exceedingly important session on the merit system in road administration.
 President Fletcher calls attention to the exhibits to be made by the United States Government the States, and more than a hundred of the lead ing manufacturers at the Congress. which will Illustrate every known method material and equipment for road construction and maintenance He urges that the city and county be officially represented, as the con- congress is in reality a training school where a very great amount of useful information can be obtained through attendance at lecturers with leading specialists in road and street work. and the collecting of the many in- structive bulletins which will be avail able Tor distribution.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-21

"Gets-It" is the first one ever known to remove coms without laiL This Is why it is the biggestseHIng corn cure in existence today lt is now used by millions. because it does away with sticky tape with plasters and cotton rings that shift their po- siton and press down on.o -ne corn, with sayes that raW up' the toe with "hamesses' that cause pressure and pain, with knives, azors and files, clawing and pulling at a corn
 "GETSIT" is applied in two sec onds Two drops applied with the glass rod do the work Pain goes the corn shriyels. yanishes Accept mo substitute. Try it on any corn wart callus or bunion tonight
 "GETsIT" is sold by druggists everywhere Poe a bottle. or sent di- rect by D Lawrence & Co. Chicago
 "GETSIT" Is sold in Bisbee by the Central Pharmacy and Phelps Dodge Mercantile Co., 585
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-21
.BISBEE WILL HAVE
 MINERS IN BATTLE
 RANKS OF ENGLAND
Five Local EngliShmen Leave for Liverpool, Mother Country, Last Evening-WHl Sail from
 New York Wednesday Next

Bisbee miners will bear arms for their mother country. if the succeed in making their way out of the United States and 10 Liverpool England, as tehy planned when leaving the city last evening They will sail from New York next Wednesday, if they are permitted to leave the eastern port and will be in England in time. they hops to join in the present ex citement which is expressing the whole of the continent
 The miners who have left the dis trict, for the purpose of making their way immediately into England, are Harry Stone, William Tenerry. John Marshall. John Dent and James Colds worthy They took trin from Bisbee last evening They win make connec- tions with the Campaigna in New York.
 In On event the United States gov erument refuses to allow them to sail from this country on the ground that they are reservists of the Kings army the men have planned to make teir way to Canada. from which place they will embark for the mother coun- try in a British steamer However. no trouble is expected in getting pas age out Of New York. and an Of the men are confident they win be in Eu- rope in time for the big battle.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-21
WILLIAM RIGGS IS
 VISITOR IN BISBEE
Comes Here On Road Matters But Will Remain Several
 Days for Politics

William Riggs. member of the board of supervisors and candidate for the lower house of the state legislature at the coming primaries. Is in the Warren district for a few days on business and political matters. He arrived late Wednesday evening and will remain over the remainder of the week
 Chief of the matters which drew Mir Riggs to this section of the county was a meeting with Engineer J. c. Ryan relative to the work on the Johnston addition section of the Bis bee Warren road This conference was concluded Wednesday evening and MT Riggs decided to remain in Bisbee and this district for short time and talk politics
 He was one of the speakers at the mass meeting held in the Orpheum yesterday afternoon. and spen, most of the afternoon in the city He is making his headquarters in Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-21
SCENES STAGED FOR
 MOQUI SNAKE DANCE
Pagan Ceremony to Invoke Rain Is Planned for This
 Week

TUCSON. Aug. l9.-The dramati Pagan ceremony of the Pueblo Ia- dians of Tusayan. Arizona. popuarly known as the Moqm Snake dance win occur this year between August l7th and 25th.
 The weird ceremony IS prayer lol rain. It continues for nine days The public performance Gin which live rattlesrakes are handled) occurs on the ninth or last day which is the time when Che general public is In. vited to be present although no ob- lection is made to am earlier visit.
 The province of Tusayan or MoQu reservatiorS comprises 4o0o square miles ond is inhabited by 2.O0U sn dians who are grouped in>seyen vii. lages on three high mesas near the southern border Oraibi on the west mesa where the most interesting ies uyities are to take place is peoplcd by Indians who are more conservative than those of the other villages. bui they ere quite friendly The dance ae given at shungopaw and shipauloyi on the second mesa, is by many con sidered more primitive
 The public snake ceremony will oc cur between August 17 and 25-prob ably near August 25. The exact date cannot be given until announced by the chief snake priest
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-21
ENGINEER RYAN IS
 CALLED TO VISIT
 YUMA BRIDGE SITE
Is Rumored That Contractors
 Have Fallen Down on Their Job and Immediate Action Is
 Necessary - Ryan Is Silent

J. c. Ryan. division engineer of the state highway department in charge Of the road and bridge work in Che southern part of the state. left Bisbee yesterday morning on a rush call for Yuma. It is understood he went on business connected with Che state bridge which is in the course of com struction in Yuma coun-y across the Gila river He was uncertain when he will be able to aga1n resurn to the Bisbee district
 From small fragments of conversa- ton which Mr. Ryan allowed Co slip from his general conversation lt was gathered that the report has come Co him here that the contractors on the bridge which he is visiting have fall- en down. and will be unable to go through with their job However. he did not and would not commit him- self on the subject leaving that until he has looked the ground over.
 Before leaving this district it is al- so understood, Mr. Ryan sent word Co Governor Hunt to the effect that he approves the move of the state board of control in their anticipated removal of state prisoners from the roads and the employing of citizen labor
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-21
HUNTING LICENSE
 BUSINESS BETTER
Judge Thomas States That Many Have Taken Out Papers
 This Month

Hunting license business in Bisbee is increasing as the month progresses and as the opening of the fall season comes nearer. II is also made larger at the present time. according to the local sales officers by the number of unemployed who are going into the hills. hunting on vacations. ana pros pectine or trapping
 In Judge Thomas license business the largert number of local licenses sold in the past three weeks has been to hunters The judge also notes that the number is daily increasing. and that in a short period more have been issued this year than were issued in much longer periods last year. The quail season approaching is considered the chief reason for the licenses Many dropping into the city decide that they may as weel prepare how as later and buy Many who have been thrown out of work in tbe | past three weeks also are going tC Che hills and each takes license witI him. Prospectors and trappers mak, Iup this last list
 In addition there are many men am,
 women leaving in groups and partie
 for their summer vacations in thu Ihills of Arizona and with them sey Ieral of the licenses are taken to in
 sure plenty of fresh game for thei Icamp cooking
 The period is especially adapted t
 hunting There is much game in th hills and on the flats according Co th
 best nimrods and the feed for pacl Iand riding animals is at the presen
 time more than abundant.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-21
QUARANTINED MEN STATE THEY HAVE
 BEEN WELL USED
Would Contradict Statements
 Which Have Been Spread Re-
 gently To Effect That Pest House Is Unfit for Retention

Through justice to city health of ncer k E Herendeen and that the Bisbee public may know that there is no truth in the rumors which have recently been spread concerning con ditions at Che Bisbee pest house sev- eral of the men who have been con lined in Che house and who are either there at the present time or have been recently released have issued a statement of facts. Tbis statement was yesterday sent to pr. Herendeen. and simultaneously a copy was handed Co tne Review lt follows:
 To whom it may concern Tn view of numerous rumors aroat. "e the undersigned. wish to state that while quarantned in the omar ters erected by the city of Bispee he. low Don Luis we have received fine best Of care and every attention al tbe hands of Dr R. D. Herendeen to in. sure our comfort
 Walter Reid
 "Chas. Motsch.
 George w. Toman.
 'W J Fulton
 "M. C. Benton.
 "M. C. Kelly.
 "J II. Stewart" Many of these rumors which came presumably from the hands of irres- ponsible persons have been spread anout the city in the past few days and have at times been seriously con. sldered by many This statement rom men who are in the house. how ever it is thought should have a ten oency to straighten out any false Idea future
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-21
RETURN FROM COAST
 VAGATI0NING TRIP
John Mason Ross and Mrs. Ross Are Again at Their Home
 In Warren

John Mason Ross and Mrs Ross rec turned to their Warren residence yes terday after an extended trip in Cali iornia The first part Of their sojourn was spent in Los Angeles, nearby ocean resorts and Catalina Island. They went thence to Del Monte and San Francisco.
 While al Del Monte Mir Ross de- voted much of his time to the famous golf links there. making such marvel ous progress in the game in cOnpany with the professional instructor that the local players of the Warren Dis tHct Country Club expect to meet with crushing defeats from Mr. Ross when they tackle him here.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-21
BUSY DAY FOR THE
 CITY COURT JUDGE
MCCamley Case in Which Hous Are Chief Exhibits, Is
 Postponed

The court of Police Maiistrate Walter Thomas was a busy place yes terday morning A man was brought up charged with assault and battery He pleaded guilty and wan fined s25 -5 days and he chose the latter. Two men were brought for drunken disorderly conduct one paved a fine of Slo and was turned loose, the other forfeited his bond of SlO
 In the afternoon, the McCamIey hog stealing case was postponed uneil Saturday afternoon at l:3O o'clock. when the trial win be ended
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-21
REESE M LING

Candidate for the United States Senatorial nomination, % the Demo cratic primary, will speak before the Womens Political Victory Club Tues day afternoon at 2:20 at odd Fellows Hall An ladies of the district are in- Wted
 Adv. Ee-
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-21
Only Sure Corn
 Cure Ever Known

"Gets-tt' the New Way 9 Drops Dc lt
 To endure the pains and tortures caused by a little thing like corn is ridiculous simply because it is unnecessary The newplan corn cure.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-21
New Furniture

New Furniture.
 Two carloads of furniture were re- ceiyed by the Phelps Dodge company yesterday which is to be used in tho new high school building. The con signment reached it's destination with nuL mIshan.