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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02

PiAfNrtrtp, y u, Aug These cards
We're returned for the presidents cup at
tn Park coli cub to-day:
Royle r Phillips Ss-t2. 70. o. y.
nm, lot -, 20; ~ H. Blaaer. at--s.
80, &. j. Hand, lol- So. \. g. Van
Arsdalc, 1903 go, AS II. V. Carpenter,
rs ~, s., j. Fred Hillman, l0e--25. 81:
Harry g. Demeza. 1870. So; = A.
Wilson, lo7-2o, 81. w ~ Nlsch~itz.
lOO-l2, IS; ". l.. Moodey. iO4--i6. 50
II. IT, Woodland ass. 90; Dr. ". X.
Carroll, pa--N, 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02

PLAiNFiEtp, y. j., Aug. Tho leading
scores for tho summer cup at the Plain.
Held Country club to-day were ~ follows
l.. II. oates, ga, "a. W. n. Orc.
sham. '5-l7. 10; ~ u " RapaIjc.
'''l", So G. -. Holmes, li3-2l. 90.
Sweepstakes Il. Alng. 9S--22. ~
W, 49, Gresham. 05--l7, rs; n, d. W Ra.
pale, 9a---la. 10, g. O. Holmes. 1871,
o.; i, r. Evans, ii7-2O, o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02

T. ". Fitch, with card oC Sis, a.
was the winner In class \ In the eighteen
hole handicap ri the Dyker Meadow GOLF
club yesterday. Ia Glass u. r. T., Niles
won with card Of sb---1i, ~. Tho
scores:
dos. A--.F. ". Elton, Sis, 7aj T.. 4
Niinbslt ,,ssr'' so y Rove s4-,,'"' -.
Helmie, ss--.l2, -, A u. Byrne, sl--l2, 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02

Mrs phllp Hunlohc % England viii
JUDGE AL the classes at the next show of
tho nek'ngcso Club of America. TO b.
held ~ November IN New lork Mrs Hun.
lokc IL a well known owner, breeder and
exhibitor of these very fashiOnabl. toy
doNs on tho other side
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02
THE 1915 MODELS
Model ca Runabout, $500

For all around use the best runabou
value ever produced. unequalled 70
power. endurance. fuel economy an,
low up-keep cost.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02
Model C-2s Touring Car, $3.50

The only high grade. light, full five
passenger moderate price touring
car. II you are considering cars cost
ing from $1,000 to $1,000 como in
and see this $3.50 Buick. This model
was victorious IN both the 1918 and
1914 Tour Of France, 5000 mile en-
durance runs, "the most strenuous
test ever staged by France" and de
feated all other makes Of cars in the
last New York reliability. the most
strenuous run from tho standpoint Of
. technical test.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02

TIE Sp'~ou y team defeated the West
-nnia0 r team ~ Prospect Park IN a close
'rlgge, The margin being runs with
'o'als o' lal against lie. Tho feature
oi the game vas the batting Of r.. Bird.
,ho scored So, but was ON the losing side.
oonoles were made by A, Gage, r. Ford
snn y Harding for the West Indians,
While J. Duporte, r. Mercer. 4. Mason
,nd y Legal got into double figures for
ne Sg1r'irs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02

Tho Anglo Americans defeated the Yon.
s'rs team in league game at Van Cort-
hdi Park. /. J. Shook was In fine fettle
with me bat and ran UP n score of so be-
~" - vas out Other doubles we're
made h' W Mara and r, Baker and the
gel reached was 30 for wickets.
ronkers totalled IS. OF which number A.
,,..noldins scored 30 and t. Shaw scored
10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02
Model c. 81 Touring Car, Sl,23S

Of he sl,40O 10 sl,75O 70 ctlled
hight sireS, for power, speed, light
weight. fuel economy and tire
economy. Il is more powerful than
any four cylinder car until you en-.
ter the National, Stutz and Mercer
class. Represents the greatest motor
car value ever offered, and is the
best looking touring car ever built.
Every little detail Is worked out TO q
nicely never before approached In a
moderate priced motor car.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02
Model C--36 Runabout, Sl,1SS

This IL The most popular large, high
power. runabout. The seat Is wide
enough for three. II is the favoritc
oif many we'll known wealthy New
Workers.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-26
PROVIDING FINE FRUIT
SERVICE FOR PEOPLE
OF WARREN DISTRICT
Phelps Dodge Store Arrange
ments Bring Quick Delivery,
High Quality and Low Prices
Products Direct from Growers

The phelps-Dodge store. Wells-Far-
I'D and the Golden state Limited have
combined i'm enterprise This season to
the end of putting into Bisbee the
finest limo of fresh fruits that the dis
Tct has ever enjoyed receipt Of
The second car load received by the
store since tine opening of the season
came in yesterday and found almost
immediate delivery to homes about
the district It consisted Of assorted
fruits direct from Southern Calilor-
mia growers and represented perfect
products. General comment on the
fruit was that it was the finest ever
seen here 10 1ooked as if &c might
have been gathered an hour before.
Beside the advantages of quality and
good condition. purchasers find the
prices put on this fruit to be about
the same as is commanded fin the
coast markets The same grades cam
not be secured for less from the re-
tailers fin Los Angeles
Maintenance of quality between here
and the coast is enabled by the ar
rangement under which the Phelps.
Dodge store and Wells-Fargo secure
the carriage of the cars of fruit by
express on the Golden State Limited
iusuring quick delivery Due to adj
diuonal arrangements on the coast
the fruit goes direct into the car from
the pickers. loading being timed So
that there is no wait for the train con
Injection In consequence the car
comes through TO Bisbee i'm about as
little time, and probably In less in
most cases. as would be required fol
it's delivery i'm Los Angeles from fruit
country % miles OF more distant
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-26
PRESCOTT MED TON
PLAN is MEETING THE
SUPPORT OF FACTIONS
BiSbee-DOugla Lesson to POIiti-
clans Is Having Its Effect;
LikeBhOOd Of Large Gather
ing; What They Are Saying.

Indications are that there is TO be
Ia considerable outpuodug OF Repub-
liCMs and progrcssives Co the gather
ling which has been called for Pres
colt ON July @.
AS much is indicated by The local
interest being exhibited in the mat
ter Expression of this interest in
political circles also indicates that
there is desire for healing of past
breaches among O number of the lead
ers and that tho representation i'm the
meeting is likely TO be well distribut-
ed between the factions
This is Notwithstanding the fact
that The call for the meeting comes
from the Republican State Central
committee Apparently things have
not been going in this section of the
state in manner TO indicate that either
faction can win anything or make
progress whatever under present CON
ditions of discord. Among the rank
and file this feeling is freely eS-
pressed along with the hope that there
may be a way found at Prescott to
patch mp matters Mediation. i'm fact
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boy TO make the race for the United
States Senate Ii is pointed out by
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Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-26

features productions on the moving
picture curtains.
The Pathe Weekly shown at the
Orpheum last night and which viii
appear again there this afternoon
and tonight Is the very latest release
now being shown It's first produc-
ton in Arizona is in Bisbee. The rec
lease date is less than a week back,
June 90. Securing of this late release
date is due TO the enterprise of the
Orpheum management Previous to
it's recent contract with the Fathe
people. the weeklies shown here were
never of the late release dates. Now
the release date Us the latest the
company has TO give out Included
i'm the picture which will be shown
this afternoon and evening are the
following of live news i'm terest:
Washington d. President VIII
son omciates at the unwilling at Ar
lington cemetary of the monument to
soldiers of the Confederacy
Catania. Sicily Rocked by an
earthquake Eight towns are wiped
out 500 persons killed
1 Quebec. Canada Funeral services
. for members OF the Empress of Ire
lands crew who persisted when she
sank are held
Omaha Neb.-2O0O0 children OF
Omaha's school population make mer
ry with drills and games at Fort
. Omaha
Quincy, Mass. Submarine tender
/ Fulton, new additional TO the navy. is
LAUGHED here
Cincinnati. Ohio-Latonia track
scene of many famous races. open foi
the season of 1914
Annapo President Wilson omci
ates az the commencement exercises
at the u S. Navel Acadamy
New Yory City Resolute. Dedanc,
and Vanite, the three yachts contend
ing for the American Cup defens,
race over the international cource
I Resolute wins
Gosport England Shamrock vi
/ Sir Thomas Upton challenger for thr
/ American cup, as il took the waite
while thousands appaused.
Paris. France The latest Par
styles in gowns and wrappers TO
evening wear
Comic section Business In bris
with the live exhibitors az me movin
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-26
WAGING CAMPAIGN
IN EARNEST ARE
THE DRY WORKERS
Systematic Efforts in This Coun-
ty Are Expected to Yield Re-
suits; Beyond This COnserva-
tive Statement, Are Not Going.

A. r. Buckman. directing the pro-
hibiuon campaign I'm this county who
returned this week from q three
months campaign of organization m
Douglas, has entered vigorously upon
a campaign In this city similar To- that
carried on On Douglas
Buchanan is not claiming Douglas.
nor Bisbee. for the prohibition column,
but he does assert that there viii be
highly effective organizations at work
in these cities and throughout the
county, and that they should get re-
suits. He believes that they will
In Douglas the central organization
at work for prohibition, revolves
about a committee of $50 women. This
committee is divided among the sey-
eral precincts of the city and it's MEM
beers are sllotting a certain amount
of time each day to personal work in
behalf of the cause they are further
ing. Members Of the committee work
in the neighborhoods where they are
best acquainted and make their strong
est appeals through personal acquaint-
their numbers OF regular workers To
is matter Of endless chain con-
duct of work
buchanan said yesterday that In the
Warren district there are now upwards
Of so women engaged i'm work Similar
to that of the Douglas committee
women. The number i'm this district
10 h. r.Fr.H fg,rr.r.Hf-a -r-4 r-u
and the distribution OF work attended
to after The Douglas plan. Both In
Douglas and Bisbee men are also be.
ing enrolled in the cause and are also
at work under committee organization.
The campaign Sc far as waged has
been along conservative lines.
The workers simply present their
arguments and leave them To- soak u
From time TO time they return and
help the soaking i'm process with fur
Their suggestions and with the tender
of literature House to house canvass
have been made. and the disposition
Of all residents toward tho liquor ques.
ton has been noted and recorded fro
index card form. Upon return visits
Of workers, changes that may be not
ed in the attitude of those called upon
are set down and 90 into the card iu.
deX record. In this way absolute track
Of the situation is being kept not only
here but throughout the state and the
most effective sort OF advance work
enabled.
Tho recently circulated petition for
placing Of the prohibition question
state wide, on the ballot this FAN Us
said to have secured more than 1000
signatures in this county. The mum
Der is placed by some who have seen
the petition as high as 1900 10 +.
now assured by the number of sigma
lures enrolled iu the state that tine
question win appear ON the ballot Tn,
work of securing sisners TO the petit
ton locally was carried ON quietly. bu
results We're obtained fin surprisingly
short time
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-26
DOUGLAS COMPLIMENTS
THE BISBEE DELEGATION

Speaking of the Bisbee delegation
to Douglas Wednesday night the In
teuational last evening had the fol-
lowing
AT the dollar dinner given last
night at the Gadsen hotel by the To-
cal Chamber OF Commerce there We're
a number of the everlasting and
active boosters of Bisbee They We're
NJ. j Cunningham. j. C.. Ryan. Lem
Overlook, j. u. Bowen. Joe Gray.
Cchrles Mcdonald and A. c. Watkins.
They came down In two automobiles.
returning after the dinner and spec
Ches had been concluded Ii Us plea
SAINT 90 have these gentlemen come
10 Douglas on such occasions. as it
shows a feeling of concentration of
interest between the two principal
cities of Cochise county which can
always be put 20 good use i'm pushing
the success propositions that promise
for both and entire the county.
Mr. Cunningham last night I'm talk.
ing TO- a eroug of Douglasites took
occasion TO do some boosting for the
proposed new building to be con
structed By the Elks Of this city, tell
ing many of the details of how the
Bisbee lodge had secured its own
magnificent building The lodge IN
I Bisbee DIS now the owner of its own
home free from debt and besides
have several thousand dollars Ina The
treasury
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-26

Don't Hide Them with a Veil; Remove
Them with the Othins Prescription
This prescription for the removal of
f,eclles was written By a prominent
physician and rs usually so successful
In removing freckles and giving o.
clear beautiful complexion that 10 is
SOLD boy druggists under guarantee TO
refund the money If it fails.
Don't hide your freches under a
veil. get am ounce of othine and re-
move them Even the FIRST few APP
pHcatious should show O. wonderful
Improvement some of the lighter
freckles vanishing entirely
be sure TO ask the druggist for the
double strength othIne; It is this that
is sold on the money-back guarantee
Adv GOD
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-26
PATRE WEEKLY AT THE
ORPHEUMi JUNE 10Th
RELEASE, is JUST OUT

The Orpheum theatre has given it's
attendants this week a world of good
things. but commented upon above
others have been the Pathe and the
Mutual Weeklies, earring the news
features of the country. The Mu-
tual Weekly was shown here for the
first time Wednesday night To won
the highest praise While not as
late a release as the Pathe, many
hold that it is entitled TO equal or
higher rank I'm execution than the
Pathe, which hitherto has been con
sidered the absolute leader In news
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-26

l.. A. Brown was a visitor I'm Doug
las yesterday In connection with bus
mess of his agency for the Copper
City Brewery. He reports that plant
running full capacity and enjoying "a
dne trade, a large part of which comes
from the enterprising agency I'm this
city which has pushed the product To-
high favor i'm the Warren district
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-26

NJ j.. McCubbin for a considerable
time cashier with the Wells-Fargo
agency IN this city, and who during
his tenure of Office made many friends
locally. has gone To Prescott where
he has been appointed by the company
20 its agency I'm that city. am import
ant position Mr. McCubbn lis sue
ceeded here by Frank Daniels. who has
been depot clerk Mr. Daniels rs
both a competent and am agreeable
young man and win help with the
maintenance of the reputation fo,
courtesy and prompt service which the
local Office has built up.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-26
Body Inferred

The funeral services over the re-
mains of Harry Grafton were con-
Quoted yesterday afternoon in the
presence of a large number of tho
friends of the deacesed, who later es
corted the body to the cemetery. Rev.
Andrews, of the Methodist chmcu
conducted the services.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-26

Judge Walter Thomas yesterday at-
teruoou omclated at the wedding OF
Andrew Carter and Miss YneX Ram
ircz. The wedding occurred at the
home of the parents of the bride on
Zacatecas hin, where there was large
gathering of friends of the couple who
made the occasion "a very merry one.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-26

George Kingdom general superin-
tendent of the Cananea Consolidated
Copper Company, accompanied by his
mine foreman n n stanton mriVBd
in tie district las evening from the
Sonora mining town. 10 is under
stood they viii spend a day or so here
before returning
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-26
Resumes Work.

TI|NNTTT|" " y ="
Carl Turner after two months abb
ssnce from duty by reason OF severe
ly torn Hgaments of the leg, sus
tanned when he slipped In dismount-
ing from a wagon, yesterday returned
to his employment with the Schlitz
beer agency
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-26

Cleve W. VanDyke one of the best
known residents of Arizona and par
ticularly in Miami where he has been
Instrument i'm putting ON the market
the Mani townsite arrived In Bisbee
last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-26

Tle Barkeepers Union had Cine
moher Wednesday night in their
quarters. It followed the initiation O..
seven new members. Speeches and
e good time generally were features
5l the evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-26

George Reardon returned yesterday
from a vacation iu the mountains.
with announcement that henceforward
he would De i'm his accustomed place
iu the Huleim block.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-26
Jerry Campbell out.

Jerry Campbell looking as wen az
ever m his life. greeted friends about
town. yesterday with the Old time glad
SMILE following several months in
the Copper Queen hospital He has
lenurely recovered from his illness.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-26

oscar Johnson delighted patrons of
the schlita agency yesterday by re
appearing on the route, after q vaca-
ton from outside duties OF some
weeks Warm weather and increased
demand for schlitz were said TO have
occasioned the return of the boss.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-26
LOCAL NOTES


"ELU|To TTUW NTT-0H0.
judge Hogan has returned from
Chicago. where he went ON q business
mission lIrs Hogan who accom-
panied him east continued to- ritts
burg. where she win visit with
friends during the summer Judge
Hogan says that # was exceedingly
hot m Chicago. In Kansas, returning
home heavy rains were met with. 10
was feared much damage would re-
uIt TO grain iu shock in harvested
relde, of which there were miles up
IN miles.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-26

~ l.. NaQuin. State agent for the
yelie automobile. was am arrival In
the city yesterday morning, coming
from his headQuarter in Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-26

Didn't Show Last Night.
Prof PoudeXter the noted Hindu
psychologist did not show at the
Royal last evening owing TO some
very pressing ENGAGEMENTS which he
lad and prevented him from giving
mis- entertainment The professor is
4ow looted i'm the Hughes building.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-17

national defense against the Socialists.
As soon. however. as this question is
settled the alliance between the two
parties viii cease at once and 4 Sc
rious conflict Of the throne with the
left wing Of the legislature may then
be expected
Neither the Liberals nor the Social
lists. both elected on a republican plat
form. viii consent to form cabinet
unless the king promises that such
cabinet will be free from any influence
not strictly constitutional and be
guarded against any coup like the
king speech TO the peasants. 1t does
not seem that under present condi-
tons a Conservative cabinet Will be
able to govern the country.
Il is evident that the Conservative
press accepts this view. for il is al
ready beginning to plead for recon-
Citation with the Liberals, who, dur
ing the heat Of the recent campaign,
were denounced by the same press as
being nothing but traitors and politi-
cal adventures.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-17
SWEDENPASSES
THROUGH CRISIS
THE GENERAL ELECTION is OVER
BUT THERE IS STILL A FEEL
ING OF INTEREST. OVER THE
FOREIGN SITUATION.
RY ASSOCIATES PRESS.

Stockholm. May 16.-The political
crisis in Sweden has passed with the
holding of the general election, but
the results do not indicate a perman-
ent solution of the question of natural
defense on which the election hinged.
The number of Conservative members
have been increased from % to So.
the Socialists from SIS to rs and the
Liberals, hitherto the dominant party.
have been reduced from 100 to 20 in
the second chamber, which Will soon
convene here. The increase of the
Conservative poll was due to the gen
eral feeling of unrest in regard to the
foreign situation, which is believed at
least to menace the territorial integ
rity of Sweden The Conservatives
went to the polls with the cry %
national safety first and this rather
Constitutional conflict between the
king and parliament
Sweden is becoming imbTed with the
idea that Russia ContempIares war
against her within the near future and
recent espionage cases have served to
confirm the notion that the great
northern power is laying covetous
eyes on her Scandinavian neighbor
The election has supported the view
expressed by the king in his speech
10 the peasants, when he declared that
the party which was wiling inGepend-
entity of all other questions to vote
Consid era BILE increase for the support
of the army and navy should be turned
in a majority to parliament The Lib
erals while not going az far in support
of this policy as the Conservatives
will certainly back them in a bill for
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-17
At
CAMPBELLTON
GOV. TRAMmELL WILL BE AMONG
THE SPEAKERS TO MAKE 40
DRESS ON JUNE 7.

Hon Park TrammeU. governor. will
speak al CampheiltOn June 18th at the
W .. W. unveIing Of the monument
to the late Sovereign W. l. Peacock.
Last June at the unveiIfng service the
monument of Sovereign r. L Peacock,
a son of w. Il Peacock. was unveii-
ed This will be a very sad and path
etc service. We anticipate g. very
large crowd on that day. All of the
camps Of Florida Alabama and the
rest of the states Of the United States
are invited to atte'd.
Dinner will be srread IN the park
near the ceneterE end at $50 ,. m.
The exercises Will b~@Tn at the grpves.