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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-23

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Prof. Frank Turnquist returned from
jacksonville Wednesday evening and
viii 90 to his home in DeLand TO-DAY
for the Christmas holidays.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-23

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II anyone wants roast pig in pref
erence to turkey. leafe your orders
- McDonald's Market. 13tf :
Carl Freeman of Bat Cave. N. g 10 (
visiting Miss Dorothy Martyr at the :
home OF her mother. Mrs. ]. D. Maley. :
Beach.
Prof. Frank Turnquist returned from :
Jacksonville Wednesday evening and
Will 90 to his home in DeLand TODAY :
for the Christmas holidays.
For immediate delivery, 40 cords
OF lightwood. four-foot length. at
$3.50 per cord (. o. b. cars Harwood !,
Also prepared to furnish saw-min
slabs cut any length. Write for price
on desired length. McClelland &
JONES' voiusla, Fla. 14eod-tf :
W. W. Hilyard, Jr, arrived Wednes-
day afternoon from Ossining. N. Y.
where he is student in Mt Pleasant
academy, to spend the Christmas holt :
days with his parents at the Prince
George hotel
Miss Mary B. Aiken, of Lexington.
KY, cousin of Mrs. s. C. Archibald.
arrived in Daytona Wednesday after /,
noon to spend the Christmas holidays
with Mr. and Mrs. Archibald at their .
home on South Beach street. :
IF you want quality in hair goods
and hair nets, go to Miss Siffrin, over
Clark's drug store. tt ;
Wilbur A. Drake has had a neat
cement curb constructed on the Ridge (
wood avenue frontage of his winter
residence property at the corner of
Ridgewood avenue and Cypress street
for the protection and improvement of
the parkage.
! Mrs. T. ]. Fearon arrived Wednes-
day afternoon from Morrisville, N. Y,
and will spend the season here with
her daughter, Mrs. G. A. Klock, and
family, on South Palmetto avenue.
Mrs. Fearon has visited her in several
past seasons.
*The Daily News has a handbag
which owner can have by identifying
and paying for this notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Scott of Dana,
Ind, friends of Manley Booze, were
among the arrivals Wednesday after
noon. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott are here to
| look over Daytona and the surround
| ing territory, and Mr.. Booze is endeav-
oring to locate them here.
! Thomas Wetherell, who has been at
Homestead for two months or longer
came up from that place Wednesday
to spend the Christmas holidays with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs c. f. Wether-
| ell, and other members of the family
at their home in Holly Hill. He will
return to Homestead after the holt
days.
I'VE have just received a new ship
ment of Cyclamen and Azaleas. Day
tona Floral Company.
Mrs. James E. Hathaway of Boston,
Mass, and Mrs. Elizabeth Currier
Powers of Bangor, Maine, both of
whom have visited in Daytona a num-
/ Der of times in past seasons and have
lmany friends here, arrived Tuesday
Ievening and are located for the season
with Mr.. and Mrs Frank t. Peck, % !
lLoomis avenue.
| *HoME GROWN TURKEYS. NUN
ROE & STEVENS, PHONE 127-
BLUE. 16-5t
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Coyte, of AS
bury Park, N j. arrived from the |
north "Wednesday afternoon and were |
guests temporarily of their friends, |
DR.. and Mrs S. H. Rhoades, sc Second |
avenue, preparatory to occupying for
the season their winter home on
North Beach street.
*Ponsettia pantss also Blossoms, |
Ferns, Geraniums and other Pot
plants, at e44 S. Ridsewood. 2o-at
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-23
II anyone wants roast pig in pref
erence to turkey. leafs your orders
at McDonald's Market. 1at,

Carl Freeman of Bat Cave, N. c., is
visiting Miss Dorothy Martyr at the
nome OF her mother, Mrs. ]. D. Maley.
Beach.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-23

Notified WATERS, ETC.
SMITH, mfg and bother Of fine
bouated Beverages. Ginger Ales a
1aIty. Orange City Mineral Water.
~ green. 20 Magnolia avenue.
D APARTMENTS.
5ERN housekeeping apartments, rea-
die 318 8. Palmetto.
SPECIAL NOTICES
N TIRE SHOP-The logical place to
- your tires repaired. Wm s. Nc
aGor, Cottage avenue, opposite the
1cht club. Established 1907
PLACES TO DINE.
2t0RISTS will find the Bay View
kosao at Hawks Park an excellent
Ice to take dinner: all home cooking:
~ short notice required. Hawks
E0rk can be reached by excellent
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
XNTED-Smart girl for SHOW room.
"a to learn millinery. Helen Purdue.
Yolusia avenue tt
BEEWhite woman to care for three
Eit1.uren. State experience, wages ex-
t0cted and give references. Address
E1lurse.S care Daily News. 19-3t
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-07
.EXPAT TAXATION LAW
 WILL BE TRIED OUT
California Woman Files Brief Be-
 fore Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, April C. The con situtionality of the federal law O, 1907, expauiating American womer marrying foreigners, was attacked by Mrs. Ethel C. Mackenzie, of Sm Fran,isco, in brief filed in the Su preme Court She was denied tho righ. to vote in San Francisco, on the ground that she had lost her ciu zenship by marrying Gordon Macken zie, a subject of Great Britain, living n California.
 Mrs. Mackenzie's argument is that Congress cannot merely because sbC entered into marriage, take away hel citizenship as long as she remains il he United States She points Go tho tate's granting full or partial woman unrage as evidence that me husbanC pr wife are no longer to be consider ed as, politically one and with thei denuty merged into one.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-07
FOREST HOMESTEADS
 SECURED BY WOMEN
THREE OF FAIR SEX ARE AMONG THE SIX FORTUNATE
 CLAIMANTS

During the months of February and March. 1915. a total of 616 acres Of and within the Coronado Natiopal forest. Arizona. were listed with the Secretary of the Interior and will shortly be opened to entry under the forest Homestead Act The lands hus listed were applied for individu lily by six applicants, and each onC )f these tracts was examined by a Forest officer and found Co be more ,aluable for agriculture than for For. 'st purposes.
 Those whose applications within the Coronado National Forest were favor. ably acted upon during the months ol february and March are:
 Mrs Ellen s. Mccarthy. Camille. Ar izona.
 Loretta Lawless San Rafael
 John Hackett Tucson.
 James K Tomblinson. Garces.
 Lincoln F Robinson. GrcaterVlle.
 Mrs. Lila Stuart Tucson.
 In addition 10 this, 2466 acres were isted to applicants within other Ma ional Forests in Arizona and 1909 ac. es within National Forests in New Mexico
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-07
DISCOVERY MADE Ar
 FAMOUS HOT SPRINGS

When F. C. s. Sanders, am emineu, physician and author of Tropical Dis aases of the Skin and Kidney" visited Arrowhead Hot Springs. Southern Cal .fOrnia, recently, to, secure data foi lis new work. california as Healtl lesort," be saw the miraculous cures eing effected by these waters and at nee suspected the natural presence ,f arsenic. He was led to this opinion rom his comprehensive experience with the waters of La Bourboule Trance, which were considered the lnly arsenic waters in the world Dr. Sanders proceeded Co verify his beliei md had the water analysed by chem sts whose report establishes tho presence of arsenic as a fact II, went even still farther and had tho Trench government analyze the watCI
 md this official analysis was similar o that of the American chemists
 In commenting upon the discovery Dr. Sanders says; The water wher cooled sufficiently is palatable and pleasant and will be found of sover ign service incidentally in the hands lf skilled physicians DiSodium Ar senic in natural mineral water acts ls an alternative; it increases the ap petite and digestion and improves the whole nutrition of the body. such rare waters as these are especially valuable In the treatment of aenemiC and certain skin diseases The water at Arrowhead are well blended and the ingredients are in right propor l ton"
 IL is said that if these springs were located in the old country an Europe would flock there for the tonic bene dt to be derived
 Immediately upon the discovery O this rare ingredient hundreds of let ters were received at the springs re qdesting detailed information abou the waters. A booklet has now beel prepared which gives this desired n formation and describes DiSodiun Arsenate and it's many uses. A cop may be had free by writing to the Al rowhead Hot Springs, Arrowhead lCalir
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-07
HAVE DARK HAIR
 AND LOOK YOUNG
Don't stay gray! Nobody can tell when you darken gray, faded hair
 with Sage Tea and Sulphur

Grandmother kept her hair bcauti ully darkened glossy and abundant with a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur Whenever her hair fell out or took n that dull, faded or streaked ap- 1earance, this simple mixture was ap- died with wonderful effect By ask ng at any drug store for Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound" you viii get a large bottle of this old-time ecipe, ready to use, for about 90 ents This simple mixture can be depended upon to restore natural 'olor and beauty to the hair and is plendid for dandufl dry. itchy scalp md failing hair
 A wellknown downtown druggist 3ays everybody uses Wyeths Sage md Sulphur because it darkens SO naturally and evenly that nobody can ell it has been applied tits SO easy 10 use, too You simply dampen a omb or brush and draw it through our hair taking one strand at a time. By morning the gray hair disappears;
 lter another application or two, 1t is estored to its natural color and looks 5lossy. soft and abmdant-Adv S6S
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-07
SOUTHLAND MINERS FACING TROUBLE ON
 ALIEN LABOR LAW
w. L. Pleasant and Valentine 0uinones, Who Operate Mine Near COurtland Arrested By U. s. Marshal Mcdonald.

w. l.. Pleasant and Valentine Qui nones, who operated a mining claim three miles north of Courtland have been summoned to file an answer within 30 days with the federal court in Tucson Co the charge of violating tho anti-alieu contract labor law
 The offeuse is alleged to have oc- cured on March 22, when Ramon Quinones was arrested at Naco by immigration officers. He is a brother of one of the mine owners and the government alleges that he was en- tering the country from Cananea on money sent him by the mine owners. He is now in jail in Tucson. held as a witness. lt is said that Pleasant and Qinones practically admit having sent money to Ramon Quinones, but say they had no idea they were yiolat- ing any law.
 Deputy United States Marshal Jas. Mcdonald. went to Courtland Monday and served the papers on the defend ants, returning here last night The penalty for violation of the law is S1 .000 on each count or person It will be recalled that last year Grant Brothers Construction company paid be government a fine of S4O.O0O the argest fine ever paid in Arizona The inc was paid only after the case had leen fought through the highest courts.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-07
ELEMENTS RUN RIOT
 IN SEVERE OUTBREAK
 TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Rain, Hail and Snow Are in Evil denCe; Intermittent 0utburst Makes Outdoor Life Misera- ble; Jupiter Pluyius Angry.

Abandoning, for the time being, their lonient attitude. which had char catcrized the Eastertide and most of the days of the several weeks i'm. mediately preceding the elements broke forth. yesterday afternoon. in a most unmly manner and, from short ly after 1 o'clock until early evening the weather conditions were entirely unsettled It was very evident that Jupiter Puvius was doing his utmost to emulate some of his most treacher ous efforts in the less favored East where rain, hail and snow follow each other in a most disgusting regularity calculated to make life as miserable as possible for the habitants of the climes which have not been favored after the manner in which Providence chose to bless the dwellers in the great Southwest
 Yesterday afternoon, however, was one big exception to the time-honore0
 rule Although cold the morning hours had passed peacefully enough as far as the elements were concern ed At noon things commenced tC look a little dark and. a few moments after the stroke of one, the element. started to run riot. keeping up the exhibition in an intermittent fashion all afternoon.
 Rain hail and snow were the com bination Hail stones formed the opening bombardment and some O; those, which were picked mp by ped estrians, appeared nearly as large as those common to the northeastern sections of the United States. After a rather strenuous few mia utes the elements appeared to have wearied of their eXertion unusual to this particular cline. At about 3:30 however. the efforts of Jupiter Pluy jus and his nefarious associates in per ddy were renewed with redoubleo strength. The triple combination oI
 rain hail and snow was directed il more or less successful attempt tC drive every pedestrian and an other. to cover.
 After a very strenuous 15 minutes l however, the strength of the stJrn gods seemed to become wasted al though internationally there were light falls of rain and until shortl. after o'clock The evening sky was clear and calm and hopes were ez pressed that the afternoons outburs
 was merely the final expression O. strength of the failing powers of win ter and spring.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-07
MASTER KEY FOR TIE
 LOWELL TWO DAYS

Tn this two-reel iustallmcnt of The Master Key" Wilkersole and Mrs Dur nell get their conspiracy to working Ruth Is sent to San Francisco to meet Everett and raise funds for the mine. Mrs Darnell and George meet her on the train at Sacramento and she read fly falls a victim to their plot This is interesting and worked out very plausibly John Dore. scentiug trou- ble starts to san Francisco to search for Ruth Wilkerson cripples his au- Co and sets fire to the bridge This is all realistically shown
 Francis x. Bushman and Beverley Zane do excellent work in The Am ti'ion of the Baron which is well staged and finely photographed pie ture Among the stirring incidents is a pistol fight in the dark The Edi- son Company presents William Wads- worth and Arthur Houseman in The Super1uous Baby" This is a corking good comedy and will ring a good hearty laugh from the grouchiest crouch in existence TO close this splendid program the Lowell will put ou two diuky little dramas of a non serious kind as written by one Geo Ade. America's foremost writer of up. totheminute slang comedies.
 On tomorrow night "The Master Key win be repeated and with it will be shown Human Hearts" an Imp three act masterpiece featuring King Eagott and Miss Airline Pretty The Lowells especially selected pictures supplemented with the latest music by Dawkin's orchestra is command ing the patronage of those who dis cIiminate in amusements
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-07
Another Woman who has Found Health in Lydia F. Pinkham's
 Vegetable Compound.

Lindsborg, Kansas. -- |" Some years ago l suffered with terrible pains in my sidewhich l thought were inflammation, also with a bearing down pain, back ache, and was at times awfully ner- vous. l took three bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and am now enjoying good health. l will be glad to recommend your medicine to any woman suffering with female trou- ble and you may publish this letter 70 Mrs. A. L. SMITH, R. No. 9, Box 60, Liadsborg, Kansas.
 If you have the slightest doubt that Lydia E. PinlCham's Vcgeta- ble Compound will helpyOu,write to Lydia E.Pinllham MedicineC Co. (confidentiaD Lynn, Mass, for ad- vice. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman, and held in strict confidence.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-07
HIS NEW JOB'- BACK
 AGAIN IS CHAPLIN

Saturday will be a great day for the Royal when they start the famous Charles Chaplin in His New Job." This is his first b,o part feature with the Essanay Company. and those who have been fortunate enough to have seen it state that it's laughing scream A good laugh with Chaplin is one of the best tonics in the world and Che Ro al is pleased to show him in hs first release with the Essanay Company
 For today the Royal has Chaplin's great double Billie Ruchie Ritchie win be seen in the L-Ko comedy "The Fatal Wedding" and will drive away the blues J Warren Kerriean as Torrance O'Rouke in "The Empire of Illusion" is another strong Universal two part feature The star. Edna Maison will show her art in Sissy Dobtins-On Magnate." a drama of the oil fields. In the educational and ] instructive line, HearstSelig will show their latest war and news pictor ial These are very interesting foi those following the worlds history making events Chaplin's new com pany the Essauay. are sending a com edy feature "Two Hearts that Beat a' Ten"
 On Thursday the An Star Featur, Corporation presents an immortalizcC visualization of Dickiu's masterpiece David Copperfield" in seven massiv, parts This picture is declared b! critics to be the greatest picture be ing exhibited to the public today.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-07

not used "GETSIT." It's the corn cure of the century the new way. the sure, painless, simple way. lt makes a fellow really foolish after he's used toe-eatng salves, corn-bit- ing ointments, toe-bundling bandages, blood bringing razors, knives, files, scissors, iabbers and what-nots, when he uses just drops Of "GETSIT' and sees his corn vanish. The diner ence is divine Just try it. You won't vince when you put on your shoes in the morning "GEpS- FTP is suse gets" any corn, canus wart or bun ion
 "GETSIT" is sold by druggists ey- anywhere, 25e bottle or sent direct by E. Lawrence & Co.,, Chicago Soli in Bisbee and is recommended as the worlds only real corn cure by Phelp5 Dodge Mercantile Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-07
PANAMA SCHOOL TEACHERS

PANAMA, April 6.-President Por- ras has signed a decree that will practically force an Of the foreign teachers in the schools here out of the service. including the American teachers and the director of the Ma uoual Institute The decree conforms with a law passed by the National As sembly which requires the Minister of Public Instruction 10 employ only Panaman teachers except under pres cribed conditions.
 The decree eAcepts the foreign teachers who can show diploma from recognized foreign universities and those who have served five years or more in the schools of Panama. but there are comparatively few who will 'be saved by this exception.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-07
LONDON BAND CONCERTS CEASE

LONDON, April 6-The usual sum. mer band concerts in the parks will be dispensed with this summer as a matter of war economy These con certs cost about $55.OOO which the London County Council has planned Co use for more pressing needs The sum devoted to the treatment of eye ear, nose. throat and dental cases among the school children in the pov erty districts, has been increased by S2g ,0OO.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-07
INDICATIONS ARE
 THAT SAN CARLOS
 DAM WILL BE BUILT
Action of Government in With drawing Several Sections of Land From Entry Points to Action By Reclamation.

Notwithstanding the fact that Ari- zona had already had great deal more than is justly due the state from the United States reclamation fund. as stated by Secretary Lane in phoe- nix last week, the action of the gov crument recently in withdrawing land which will be required by the govern ment in the San Carlos irrigation pro ieCt shows that the great enterprise will be the next big project uudertak- en by the government in this state. By the efforts of the Arizona delega. ton in congress last year an initial appropriation was secured for prelimi- nary work on this enterprise aud now the withdrawal of land tn connection with it will be encouraging to those who will be included within the irri- gation area to be supplied by the san Carlos reservoir This area will not be so large as that included in the Roosevelt project but it will insure the successful cultivation Of more than 100000 acres of fertile land that is now barren for the wanth of irriea- tiou
 The following article from the Ari- zona Gazette tells of the encouas- ing action of the government which points Co the final construction of the San Carlos dam:
 That the San Carlos irrigation pro ject is very much alive yet was eyi- denced by the executive order re- ceiyed at the land office withdrawing from settlement. entry, sale or other disposition about $500 acres of land lying along the Giia river, common cing at a point about eight miles east of Florence and extending several miles eastward along that stream.
 "The object of the withdrawal as stated in the order, is that it is to be used in connection with the proposed san Carlos dam and irrigation pro- ject
 This project has been under con- sideration for number of years. but no steps of a definite nature have ever before been taken to indicate that it would be carried through. Last year an appropriation of Sbo,O0O was made for further investigation of inc proposed project and to prevent the initiation of further rights along the river As very little of this money has been expended, it leaves a small sum to commence preliminary opera tions
 The land withdrawal by this order is described ss lots l, 2 Band 1, and southeast quarter of southwest guar ter. and south half of southeast guar ter of section 2, all Of sections s, @ and 10. west half of northeast guar ter and west half of section n; west half of section n, and' all of section 15. an in township 1 south and range II east.
 "The withdrawal embraces all of the foremrly located dam sites and heads of the various canals on' the river which are now used for irriea. tion, and it is intended for the ioca- ton of the diversion dam and such land adjacent as may be necessary for the purpose.
 "The site of the reservoir of stor age dam is located about 5o miles far ther up the stream from the land withdrawn by this order"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-07
THIRTY TWO AUTOS
 REGISTERED FOR THE SULPHUR SPRINGS RUN
Committee in Charge of Big Ex- Cursion to Sulphur Springs Valley Points Has Good Num- Der of Machines in View.

Up to last evening there were thir- ty-two .autos listed by the secretary of the Commercial Club for the Busi- nessmen 's-Citizeus excursion Co the Sulphur Springs valley next Sunday. He stated that the committee which has the excursion iu hand would meet this afternoon Co complere the final arrangements and that he expected there would then be several cars add ed and that further additions would continue up Co the time ol starting The notice sent out Co the Conner cial Club committee calls upon each member Co report the number of cars owners that have signined their iu- tCutiou to him of making the trip. how many passengers such volunteers are willing Co accommodate and how many desire to take lunch at the res tauraut in McNeal as a message must reach McNeal Friday in order that preparations may be made
 The list of those who will have cars in the excursion trip SO far as the secretary has thus far been informed is as follows:
 J. J Bowen
 J. R. Henderson
 J. NJ. Leonard
 Lee JovanoviCb
 L J Overlook
 B. l.. Smith
 Henry Poppen
 M J. Cunningham
 l.. L. Gilman
 Jakob Schmidt e cars).
 A. G Watkins
 Louis Brown.
 J. F Brophy
 Robert Heunessy
 Walter Halle
 S. K Williams
 " N Johnson
 Oscar Gilman
 IT. A. Hughes
 P M Buckwalter
 Billy Andrews.
 II. M Jacobs
 II. E Wootpu.
 Dr. M D Cohu.
 F. F Coles
 Dr. N C Blodsoe.
 John Poster
 Dr. C. F. Hawley.
 F. W. Sutter.
 J. C. Ryan
 M. w. Powell.
 The Pusinessmen's Protective As. sociation have stated that they win cooperate and send several cars but the list Of these has not yet been re- Ceiyed.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-07

A Bridgeport. Conn, arms concern has secured contract to furnish D., OOO,OOO rifles for the Chinese republic The Chinese order will not be started however, until the company has finish. ed contract for 1O0O,OOO rifles fol one of the European powers.