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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-21
MUTUAL GIRL AGAIN
AT ORPHEUM THEATRE

AT the Orpheum tonight viii be the
Mutual Girl This attraction has be-
come so well known and Is SO highly
popular on Sunday nights with the
alter goers of every class, that &c is
superfluous to sound its praises Mere
reminder that the Mutual Girl viii be
the feature at the Orpheum tonight
is sufficient to crowd the house to the
limit
Beside the Mutual Girl there win be
the usual strong line of Mutual films.
Their comedy ifs the richest the most
genuinely laugh protoking of amy De-
ing produced at the present time
Drama is also excelled in In fact
the Mutual service simply leads in al
divisions. Those who pauonize 30 at
the Orpheum get more for their money
than can be given by any other NOV
ing picture service. Join the thou
sands who know this and are constant
goers. Get the habit
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-21

filings locations selections, or entries
upon which patent or its equicalent
has been issued, or may hereafter
issue containing a reservation Of the
coal i'm the land to the United States
under the act Of March 3, 1909, or
the act Of June %, 1910 such land
having subsequently been finally
classified as non-coal I'm character.
This office viii list the cases and
issue the patents with such expedi-
ton all may be positive with the
clerical force available for the pur-
pose. Therefore application for such
supplemental patent will not be nee
essary, and viii receive no special
action if filed
The patents will be transmitted to
you, and follow the course applicable
to original patents. including notice
Of receipt to the patentee and nota-
ton on the serial register not against
the record of coal reservation on the
tract books and plate. The patents
may be delivered to the patentees or
the present owners of the land upon
their filing with you an affidavit of
ownership.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-21
new APARTMENTS TO
OPEN THIS week. A
GAIN TO THE CITY
Investment Of Mrs. Boston ia
Fine New Building and Equip
ment on Subway viii Make
Excellent Returns to Her.

Collins q Bretherton. agents am
nounced yesterday that the new apart
ment house built by Mrs D. L. Bos-
ton on Subway would be opened on
Tuesday TO tenants Nearly al of the
eight three-room suites have been
leased and tomorrow occupants win
move in
A visit TO the fine new concrete
structure yesterday showed that the
contractors had their work practically
finished. 1t reflects much credit upon
them and is caused by competent crit-
les as one of the very best pieces of
work throughout that has ever been
done in the city.
Materials and furnishings I'm tine
building have been supplied by the
Standard Furniture Co. and other con-
Germs of Bisbee The greater part
of The furniture is built in Am inn
Eenious arran cement is followed In the
bed rooms, where the heavy brass beds
close into paneled closet doors Kitch-
en- bath room equipments are am of
the very latest and very attractive.
Gas ranges and gas water heating
apparatus are throughout the build.
Ing Electric light fixtures are hand
some and convenient with The gas
appliances furnished By the Bisbee Im-
provement Co.. the stock carried boy
which is the largest in the state aud
made up from the very latest the fac
tories have to- offer
The new apartment structure rs cen.
trally located and win doubtless find
constant demand fin excess of it's ac.
commodauons Mrs. Boston has In
The Investment a very desirable one
from the earning standpoint and at
.he same time has added materially
90 the conveuiences of the city.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-21

ence Ina the best school in the world,
her mothers kitchen.
Among her earliest recollections
today are her home-comings from
private school. where she was sent
when her mothers health failed.
When She returned to her fathers
country place Tor holidays and week
ends it was always to assume com
mand of the numerous negro serv-
ants who in that day We're part Of
every big plantation household. In
her childish desire to protect a fran
and well-beloved mother from house
keeping cares, she soon gained a
woman's knowledge of how meals
should be prepared To this day she
believes that there is no course in
domestic science which can teach a
girl any more about practical house
hold econimies than she learns at
home If she assumes there the duties
that should fall to her lot
AS the result of this early training
Mrs. Shackleford Is today essentially
domestic woman. After a fifteen
years residence in Washington, dur
ing which time she has seen more of
the glamor Of official life than falls
to the lot of most women, she still
unconsciously plays the role of the
old-fashioned woman. She is not a
club woman She is in sympathy
with the cause of equal suffrage, but
believes the Acknowledgement Ol
women is a matter for the states i'm.
dividually, not the federal govern
ment 20 settle Mrs Shackleford is
fond of society and because of her
long residence at the capital has nu
merous friends there She and Rep
resentative Shackleford have one
daughter Agnes. who is one of the
most popular girls I'm the COMPRESSION
al SET
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-21
new KIP, OFFICERS
WILL BE INSTALLED
THURSDAY, JULY z
Rathbone Lodge No. 10 Also De-
cides That the Uniform Rank
Shall Attend Parade on July
4 With Entire Membership.

The newly elected officers of Rath-
bone Lodge. No. no. knights of pyth-
las. win take office on the first Thurs
day in the coming month
The new officers follow
Alex Waters. Chancellor Command
err.
w. Waterson Vice Commander
IT. e.. Applin, Prelate.
James Cameron. Master of Work
j. j. O'Neal. Master at Arms.
J. Crowl. Inner Guard.
c. S. NukOviCh. Outer Guard
j. C. Krgbaum, w. c. Mainz. Dele
gates to Grand Lodge
w. X Galley. n. A Patterson, Alter
mates.
AT the last meeting of the knights
Of Pythias it was decided that the enc
tire Uniform Rank should participate
in the big parade on July a. Am of
the members Of Rathbone Lodge will
also turn out
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-21
PROGRAMS
AT ROYAL This week

The schedule of programs during
the coming week a the Royal dis
closes some of The best features ever
shown i'm the district Feature after
feature, with a combination of fun
good drama and music make for an
excellent forecast
Tine cream of licensed features out
of the licensed studios win be pre-
scented Tomorrow the Lubm picture
entitled Behind the FooMghts." viii
picture the lure of staeeland Tues
day The Arabic iantastlcal tale. taken
from the Thousand flights and a
Night entitled Aladdin and His Won
derful Lamp" win be the feature
Wednesday picture entitled the
Master Rogue "a thrilling dramatic
masterpiece viii DE presented
Thursdays program is considered
one of the best of the year. 10 is a.
picture of shakespeare inimitable
story "a Winters Tale" This mass
Jerpiece is fine work of the Muano
Company which is famous tor us won
ddrlu photoplays
"a Man Soul" a corkine good offer
ing from me Kalem studio. and MARY
in Stageland." the third serial of
"Wha, Happened TO Mary" win oc-
cupy the boards Friday with list of
headliners NE Royal is wen prepared
TO handle the particular crowds which
patronize its pictures
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-21
BRIEF LOCAL NOTES


Parade This Morning.
When you hear band music this
morning you viii know that several
hundred Slayonian residents are on
their to the r. p d s. w. depot to
board a train for Lewis Springs,
where they are to have their annual
picnic today A great time is planned
for and win undoubtedly be had. The
Copper Queen band win head the
early morning parade to the depot
from where the train win depart at
500 for the picnic grounds Return
to the city will be made at 7:15 this
evening.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-21
R0USING RECEPTION
EXTENDED LANF0Rl
BAND And A PARADE
Return Of Bisbee Man From
Boston Is Occasion For Big
Doings; Carried on Chariot,
Amid Red Fire, Through City.

If you enjoy popularity around bis
bee and happen to absent yourself
from it for matter OF several months.
consult a doctor about your heart ace
ton and what to do for fl under stress.
before you start nome For things are
COINS TO happen.
Walter Laniord IFS able 90 SO de-
morrow. however for the chances are
that his treatment last night win leave
him a little feeble today AT least DO
ought TO- for i, was strenuous. Grand
Marshal Wolf assisted by several hun.
dred aides saw TO- that
Lanl0rd has been in Baltimore
steering the destnies OF the Arizona
Automatic Air Brake Co. since laat
FAM Early iu the week DE wired his
friends here that he just had 10 get
back to- Bishee. or go under from
plumb lonesOmeness amid the Gillette
ness of Jhe elLete east lie fixed the
time OF his arrival for Saturday night
Yesterday morning his friends here
arranged to- DE informed off DIS de-
parture from III paso Last night ole
Olesou headed delegation down 90
Osborn and met the Limited This
escort took Lanford m charge when
be alighted on board the stub train
be was advised that trouble awaited
him fin Bisbee His friends We're sor-
F ry but thought il could be squared
Meantime Lanford was to- keep up
heart and also keep cool III arrested.
take il quietly knowing that his
friends were al work and would ga.
him out in due time
When Laniord left the stub train
at the Bisbee depot DE stepped into
the arms of am officer who slapped a
pair of handouts on his wrists The
Copper queen band was playing
crowd of around 1000 people jhroneed
The platform. These things Lanlord
slimpsed Then he was holsted on
the shoulders of q half dozen stall
warts and carried 20 the front of the
train where q Texas mule htched iC
a venerable express wagon plenulully
placarded and with a tail end red lIgh.
and an extra automobile tire strapped
on. awaited him.
on this he was mounted. and DIE
friends went up with him 90 quie
Ibis struggles Also they lit red nr,
ON both sides and front and rear o
the air brake man With Harry slug
and J. j. Powell directing the cours
of The mule. the parade started %
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-21
MARY FULLER is Seen
IN new PICTURES

Today, tonight and tomorrow night
the picture fans Will have the oppor
tunity Of seeing Mary Fuller fin the
sixth number of Dolly of the Dalies
con the Heights" With each number
there is a marked Improvement and
the work of this famous star reaches
a higher pinnacle. when Conscience
Calls" is a splendid twopart feature
portrayinE some excellent work the
photography lighting acting and
staging are AN that could possibly be
desired This program closes with a
travelogue and corking good comedy
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-21

Pat McCusker. Copper Queen band
MASTER was out In his official capacity
last night for the first time since his
accident a few months ago when he
received injuries IN a mine workins
which disabled him until the last
week Numerous friends gave him
special recognition among The band
boys last night and welcomed his re-
turn TO active duty.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-21
BISBEE INVITED TO
DOUGLAS BOOST FETE
WEDNES DAY NIGHT
Chairman Bowen of the CONNER
Cial Club Receives Invitation;
FavOrs Delegation From Here;
Auto CavaICade Would Be Fine

The following self-eyplanatory LETT
ter was received yesterday by presi-
dent John j Bowen of the CONNER
cial club
Douglas. Ariz.. June 10. 1914.
Mr. John j. Bowen President
Warren District Commercial Club
Bisbee. Arizona.
My Dear SIR You may have heard
that This Chamber win give am infor-
NAL Dollar Dinner next Wednesday.
the gath. at the Gadsden Cafe and
we shall feel honored If you and your
associates viii come down for the oc-
casion
There win be a few speeches among
them being one by Mr. Fred suffer
ON Boost"
The one object of the dinner is TO
become better acquainted and I'm that
spirit if you can see your way clear
to be present. we are sure that you
win be amply repaid
Yours very truly
Hr rrnnn
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-21

TIIN0T 7VW"tTWU aW NTTTNVT0
Day before yesterday Deputy Sher-
iff W. A. King, Of Warren, arrested
J.. A. Smith a resident of the same
place for impersonating an officer It
would seem that Smith was wearing
a badge with Deputy Sheriff en-
grayed on it, and was taking some of
the perrogatives belonging to an Off
Ger of the law. King heard Of it and
effected the arrest Smith was tax
en- before Judge George r Smith Of
Lowell and admitted the charge The
justice warned him that a repiuton
would render him liable to a heavy
jain sentence, and released him from
custody
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-21

THE British Empire Trust which
is largely concerned ia Canadian f-
nancing Is passing it's dividend be-
cause of serious depreciation In SCI
cuutes The dividend of the Hud-
SON Bay co has been reduced from
500 90 400,
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-21

f. p Ryan wen known in mining
circles of the southwest and north.
em Mexico, returned 20 Douglas yes.
terday Mr. Ryan is mining engi-
neer of considerable ability and ina thl
past has had charge of some of fHe
most important mines in MeNico
whore he has been located DO recent
years
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-21

The Copper Queen band won a big
crowd and much applause i'm Main
street last night when the crack or
ganization gave one of the best con-
certs Of its season The hundreds who
were out on the streets enjoyed the
occasion greatly
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-21

Robert Il. Hebron and j. A. McKin-
ney were among arrivals last evening
from Douglas, coming up to remain
over sunday visiting the mines and
resuming old acquaintance about the
district
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-21
New Arrivals

Mr. and Mrs Fred Miller arrived
I'm the city yesterday from San Diego.
They come 10 remain Mr. Miller hav-
ing a position i'm the city and have
taken apartments al the Star
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-21

James Gresham well known boiler
shop boss with the C. o. A. at the
Junction. has been confined TO his
home for several days severely 3D.
with a complication OF troubles His
condition yesterday was reported to
be improved
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-21

Mr. Bowen said last night that he
believed a number of members of the
Commercial Club would accept of the
invitation and that Bisbee would be
represented at the Boost gathering
not only by the principal speaker Of
the evening, but also by large dele
cation of business men An automo-
bile cavalcade of ten or twelve cars
may be arranged for the occasion Mr.
Bowen said ne believed it would be
very much worth while TO accept of
The invitation and join heartily with
the Douglas people. while AT the same
time partaking of their enthusiasm
and Boost ideas While Bishee is the
most prosperous city in the state. and
by the same token the most enter
prising there is nothing like keeping
fire under things am the time. TO-
which end there is nothing like keep
Ing In touch with the ideas and acuvi-
ties of ones neighbors
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-21
BY selene Armstrong Harmon

by 5elene armstrong harmon
Take a modern Pandora's box, fiji
it with blessings instead Of ills for
mankind. and set it before the aver
age congressman. II he could uraw
from &c the single good which every
man in politics most yearns to bestow
upon the womeniolks OF his family,
inc would choose that modest and un-
uerrated virtue, uiscreuou
mere Us a fortunate man I'm con
sress whose wife possesses tins viz
Tue m marked degree. That man i5
Representative Dorsey w. Snacke-
lord OI Missouri luOse friends of
Airs snacklelord's who know her
pest always like to- say of ner, when
This or that woman Is being held up
as sole SNAPPER ana creator OF her
husbands career.
Nov. take AIRS Shacklelord She
never tried her hand at shaping "a
career But in the fifteen years that
her husband has been I'm public lie
she has never made an enemy Tor
him In other words, her ways are
ways of pleasantuess. and an her
paths are peace,'
With Mrs. Shackeiord this is not
a matter OF policy It is matter of
temperament. She looks out upon
the world and people with the eyes of
kindness, and with that tolerance
which eventually makes friends of
the enemy In her gentle and indt
rect way She has played a more con.
5tructiye part in her husbands career
than many of those women conspic
uous for their qualities of leadership
Mrs. shacHeford before her mar
iase was Miss Florida Lee Hall of
Missouri She was one of eight chill
dreu and she learned domestic sci
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-02-05
Baptist Home Donation.

The members OF the Ironton Bap-
fist church invite their friends to join
them in making a donation to the
Missouri Home for Aged Baptists, To-
Gated in Ironton, The gifts are to be
taken to the Baptist church, Saturday,
February IA. The church will be open
all day, and some one there to receive
the gifts. If you can not take your
gift to the church that day, notify
some member Of the committee whose
name is here given: Mrs. S. P. Ringo,
Mrs. W. A. Fletcher, Mrs. Mrs. J.. N.
Bishop, Mrs. Jas. G. Newman, Miss
Celia Martin, Mrs. John Conway, Jos.
Thompson, L. D. Spencer, Jacob
Tins.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-02-05

Have you rheumatism? If so, the
following from the Reynolds Outlook
will interest you. 1t is a remedy with
out money and without price, and
easy of application. Further deponent
sayeth not: "James S. Weible, one
of Bee Forks progressive farmers,
was a Centerville visitor last Tuesday,
and paid us a short visit. While in
conversation with Mr.. Weible he told
us that a few months ago he was af-
ficted with rheumatism and could
hardly get around. Mrs. Weible, at
that time, noticed an article in an
agricultural paper in which it was
said that an aggravated case of rheu-
matism had been cured by carrying a
potato in the pocket. Mr.. Weible
said he put small potato in his pocket
and had carried it constantly since,
and that he was entirely well. He
showed us the potato he had been
carrying and it looked to be petrifed.
1t was not heavy like a rock but look
ed and felt very much like one. Mr..
Weible says the "potato remedy
sounds very fishy," but that itactually
cured him."
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-02-05

DR.. E. Whiteside went to Greenville
last week to visit his brother.
Bernard Tempe and wife, who have
been here from st. Louis for the past
month visiting the family of L. L.
Schmidt, have returned to the city,
accompanied by Mrs. t. L. Morris,
who will visit them for a few days.
Mrs. Lizzie Sweazie, a sister of Mrs.
J.. II. Johnson, was here from Pied
mont to attend the funeral of ]. H.
johnson.
Miss Ruth Wallis went to Bismarck
last Monday.
Ed. Hickman va in Ironton one
day last week.
Alvin Wallis had business at Pied
mont last Saturday.
Joe McCalister, who is doing some
carpenter work for Neeley Hartwell
at Hendrickson, spent Sunday here
with his family.
Rev. Chas. Davis went to Sabula
Saturday to preach.
Miss Edna McClendon is visiting
relatives in Wayne county.
Cleveland Clark, from Benedict,
Kansas, was here last week.
VIM. Garter, from Piedmont, was
buying hogs here last week.
ISAAC.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-02-05

a veritable New England blizzard
struck this valley Thursday night,
which practically stopped, for the
present time, all outdoor work.
H. M. McColl, teacher of the Mon
tana school, came home a week ago
somewhat indisposed, but at this writ
ing he is reported much better.
1t is reported that our friend G.. G.
Bond has purchased a farm, three
miles west of Belleview proper.
Mrs. Wallen, of St. Louis, who spent
a couple of weeks here visiting her
mother, Mrs. Fl. Hughes, returned to
her home last week.
Mr.. Landie was somewhat indis-
posed for a few days last week, but is
reported better now.
H. Latham made a trip to Iron
Mountain Wednesday last.
j. L. Logan shipped a car of wheat
last week.
D. G, Stephens visited J. 7. Patter-
SOL Sunday last.
D. l. Silvey sold a horse last week
to his brother-in-law, L. Bean, of
Caledonia.
Russell Queen and wife have remov-
ed to near Elm Grove. 1t is said that
he will work for Mr.. Engledow the
coming spring and m Russell
is a good work hand, and one of that
kind can always find employment
where ever he goes.
r. E. Johnston is kept pretty busy
these days. He runs a saw mill,
grist mill, planer, and dry goods store.
Not long ago we heard the planer
running at 900 P. NJ, and as we re-
tired about that hour, we do not know
whether he continued running the
mill all night, but suppose he stopped
at midnight to take a rest.
Mr.. Boring made a trip Wednesday
to Iron Mountain.
d. I. Silvey was in Ironton Monday
and Wednesday.
Mr.. Walters recently spent a day
or so at his farm, northeast of town.
Mrs. E. Chambers recently visited
Mr.. Patterson.
Miss Cindie Landie recently visited
her friend, Miss Myrtle Liggett, of
near Graniteville.
Glen Smith, wife and daughter re-
Gently spent a week in st. Louis.
Miss Ethel Hale is now located at
Mineral Springs, Texas, where she
will spend a month or so. We are in
formed that her mother will leave
here Monday for Mineral Spring, and
will spend a month or more there,
hoping that the change may material
ly benefit her health.
E. M. Logan returned Thursday,
from a business trip to Little Rock and
Hot Springs, Arkansas. P.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-02-05
Big February clearing sale a
Browns.
BellevieW News.

There is an epidemic of colds and
sore throats in our Valley.
The little 5 months old baby of Mr..
and Mrs. T. E. Bell is thought to be
recovering from a very severe attack
of pneumonia.
Little Ruby Bond, who was quite
sick last week, is also convalescent.
B. F. Engledow recently made a
business trip to St. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Shelton Of Gale
donia spent last Sunday with their
son Clarence and family.
Miss Minnie Hartman is visiting
friends in st. Louis this week.
The Presbyterians have recently
improved the appearance of their
church building by putting on new
paper and painting the woodwork
inside. They will also put down a
new carpet.
Mr.. VIM, King was a business visit
or to st. Louis last week.
Mrs. Daisy Edmonds was in Ironton
last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. King have NOV
ed into their new, beautiful, as well
as modern, bungalow, just recently
built on the lot west of A. Hale's
residence.
David Lasater's new store building
is about completed. He will move
into it this week. 1t is quite a nice
building.
"Grandpa" Geo. Phillips, who is
making his home this winter with his
daughter, Mrs. J.. A. Townsend, had a
slight stroke of paralysis last Thurs
day, and for a while it was feared it
might prove fatal; but with medical
aid he somewhat recovered. We hope
he will soon be as strong as usual,
anyway.
Miss Ruth Bynum returned Monday
from Marble Greek, where she taught
a month of school for Miss Efie De-
pew, who has been sick of typhoid
fever.
Mrs. J.. o. Campbell, Mrs. Z. E..
Chambers, Mrs. e. M. Logan and Miss
Annie Campbell have all been con-
fined to their rooms with lagrippe.
News was received here last Sunday
of the serious condition of little z
year old Ruth, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Turner, once of this place,
now in st. Louis. She vas operated
on for appendicitis last Saturday,
and the last account was that she was
not doing well. We hope, however,
the next report will be more favor
able.
On account of sickness in his home,
Rev. VIM. Court, Presiding Elder, was
detained from filling his quarterly APP
pointment at this place last Saturday
and Sunday, but will spend two days
here sometime within the next two
weeks.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Breitenstein Of
ST. Louis r spending this week here
with relatives. ALPHA.
After nearly three weeks Of almost
sprlng-like weather, during which
time the buds were beginning to swell,