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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-20

26o Auto Sponges for .,..---... .loc
25o White Pine Cough Cure. .... .i5c
Use Jad Salts ...............5 $50
csc Ponds Vanishing Cream l5o
I6c can Assorted Talcum. ..... 90
7bc Rubber Gloves for house clean-
ing $500 ..... 3Sc
soc Jar Menthoiatu for. m. 1. :. 5Se
l2.5Q Cello Water Bottles for. Size
s1.b0 Bulb Syringe ..,...., $50
$500 Combination Syringe e1,25
Dust-No Garment Bags SOC, ESQ, soc
No Phone orders Taken.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-20

pkg. 2o-Mule- Team Borax ,7lke
Z bars Ivory SOAP ....,........e 6o
100 bars Peroxide Soap 400
iOc rolls Crepe Toilet Paper. 25o
Toe jap Rose or Palm Olive SoRp &c
for ..,...,. axe
25c tubes Tooth Paste. assorted 100
2 dozen Aspirin Tablets. b-gr. aoo
soc bot Brilliantine FOR the hair csc
b0c Hair Combs for ......2 Bo
81 90 Sal Hepatica for ,......, $50
800 Horlicks Matted MIX. sec
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-20

FLORIDA Grape Fruit special.
This Is extra fancy fruit. each.
at. ..,.......... ave, &c. SO. 7lko
Highland naval Orange Sale.
The Highland Nayals are the pride
OF California. fancy tree riDencd
dozen ........ .l21ho. $50. 400, 26o
The Vegetable Market FOR the People
is lbs Best Cooking Potatoes ITo
Demand 8 lbs TO the peck, the law
requires II.
Fancy Holland Seed Cabbage, h.. 90
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-20
Picture Sale

ART DEPT.-3D FLOOR.
FRAMED PICTURES = To
$500 values, Saturday $1.0O.
An enormous assortment of
the most popular subjects in
gilt or brown frames, ovals,
square and oblong; choice,
for -. -, 81. 90
Framed Pictures = Made to
sell at zoe; at, choice. 500
A dandy lot OF subjects in gilt.
brown or black frames
Is Per Cent Discount
on all Framed orders taken Sat
urday--an immense assortment
OF frames for selection.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-20

! Dozen Boxes PaTlor Matches 26o
/ Dozen Boxes Safety Matches. Sc
lib. Pkg. Virginia Smoking To-
lib. Baking Chocolate ...... 900
Large Bottles Worcester Sauce. pure
Tomato Catsup, Pickles, assorted
kinds, or Mustard, bottle 49,. ,o1sS
Golden Santos Coffee. ID. ...,.. 2oo
The Best, Btriokly Fresh Eggs. Hoth.
ing Better. per dozen. ......... l9c
The Best Creamery Butter, carton OF
Fancy Dairy Table Butter. ID. ase
Fancy Country Creamery Butter per
Id. ...,...-........, a,,..,..t. 1oo
Good Dairy Table Butter. ID .. 23o
2 lbs. Good Table Butterine, 900. 2sc
Full Cream New York White or Wis
ConBin Cream Cheese, Id ...... 200
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-20
you're interested saving Without sacrificing quality attend these sae
S5c EMBROIDERIEs, 19c a Yard.

A beautiful line OF 1S-in Swiss Flouncngs. made TO
soc. beautiful designs Sale price yard ........
80 Bnudoir Caps, fine lace caps, nicely trimmed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
FOREST FIRE IN
 SAN JOSE MOUNTAINS

Advice> received from Naco are tha, the entire northeastern slope of the San Jose mountain, southwest of that place III Sonora. is being devasted by forest fire. which has been burning unchecked among the valuable pine timber groves and over the brush land ever since Wednesday mig H. The area covered by she fire up to the me, sage was received last night was esti- mated .t 20 square miles While the orisin of the fire IS unknown 1t IS bg- Icved to have been started by herd CT leaving an unattended camp fire. IL Is unknown whether the Mexic.a officials are attempting to stop the fire oy not, but there are no signs Of its abatement at the present time
 4 forest fire a few years ago in the same locality destroyed millions of valuable timbe:
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
BOQUILLAS SHIPS
 4l CARS OF CATTLE

Secretary Barnes of the BouqullaS Land & Cattle Company was visitor in the county seat from the home ranch at Jastro yesterday
 While here MT. Barnes stated that the Company's roundup is still in pro- grcss in the vicinity of the San Pedro. and that Saturday fourty-cne carloads of cattle were shipped to the Kern County Land Company at Bakr rfeld California for pasturage. before they will offered on the market. Approxi- matcly 500 head of cattle were III clndcd in the shipment. and mostly young stock. which ad been cut onl on the roundup for this purpose.
 The Boucuillas Company is also at present having three dams constructed on their property on the river. whicl were washed out during the heavy rains and floods. The dams are to bc of cchcrcte and are nearing completion . The river at present is at it's lowest wat CT mark, and il IS expected to hay, them completed before the water be. gins to rise
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
LITTLE GIRL SHOT
 PLAyIhG WILD WEST

SAFFORD. Jun 20.-Sa'uriav ;aorrius. aEout 500 o'c'o.k. Asa.,. the three year old daughter of Town Marshall and Mrs. Oscar B Lancaster. was aco,den!y shot by her six.year-old brother Gus. with Colts 3S auto fnatic pistol, he bullet went through the top oi the lei shoulder. !nficrine a painlu! bu, mol dangerous wound
 The children were up early and W rc playiu. Wild West" Thr h'r!e 2 T dressed a, cowgirl. and in looking for her brothers cowboy suit fouu@ the pistol iu drawer "f the d,cs rr. She save the pistol 10 hr hroricr, who. without knowing it, moved h, safety. and pdiuiine the pistol at I
 sister yelled Boom. and p'l,rf -' trigger. The pistol went nff and rhr brllet w.nt through ;he little -'rrs shoulder.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
LIQUOR FOR PERSONAL
 USE NOT PROHIBITED

News that the United States su. preme court has ruled that n Webb Kenyon law does not prohibit ihe i'm portation of liquor for personal use into dry territory led local lawyers to declare that II Is their belief that booze can now be bfough, Co Ari zona by individuals who do not intend 10 sell it or give it away.
 The news story of the decision as wired from Washington follows.
 'By decision involving the Webb cKnycu lam today the snpreme court of tho United States paved the way for the reopening of the struggle in congress to prevent the interstate shipment of intoxicating liquor.
 The court held that the sripmen, of liquor to a person in dry territory for his individual consumption was not violateon of the Webb Kenyon law
 The drys have held that the law was intended 10 prevent ;he shipment of liquor into dry territory, irrespective of the purpose fo which ir was inteud- cd. either for sale or personal con. sumption
 Undoubtedly the effect Of the q e, cision today will make ths pIohib ition, ists more active m ghei ir efforts to ob. tain national prohibition and less ac. tive in pushing propagan ia for state wide prohibition
 The courts decision vas that rht Webb-Kenyon law desigae 10 prohibir interstate shipments Of liquor into dry territory does not apply to such ship, ments unless the state into which ,he shipment Is made has law making ], a crime for person to drink liquor Q, to have 1t in his possestion. Fcn states have such laws
 The Adams Express company was convicted of violating a state law o Kentucky. The conviction was undcr state law which made it uulawfn for any carrier to import lonDr intc subdivision uI t., s.-i, which is dry
 The supreme court held that thi, state statue must he held vo,d as re gard- interstate shipments unless rcyi talized by the protecting power of the Webb Kenyon law. the constitutions ality of which the court did not pas, upon
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
COCHISE MINING CAMPS IN GOOD CONDITION

BISBEE. Jane 22-GIeeson. Cour,- land, Mascot. Johnson and other min ing camps in Cochise county. are in excellent condition according to Ed ward Massey. deputy state mine in- spector for the Southern District. who has just returned from trip around his territory.
 In Courtland, according to Massey ieaSers are at work and in many cases are making extremely good. Pearce is good. with its big gold mine and with one in the making which IS the Commonwealth Extentioa add owned by Bisbee people. and Mascot. the eel ebration of which took place last week Is a conner.
 According to Massey the Shannon Copper Company, al Gleeson. is work ing about seventy men on low grade ore which is used as Aux for the ore mined at their property in Greenlee county. The activity at Gleeson. ac- cording to the mine inspector, though limited, is consistent and promises 70 get better as the balance of the copper sections improve.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
ENTHUSIASTIC MEET
 HELD AT BISBEE
Special 10 the Prospector)

BISBEE, June 2l-The approxi- mate number of miles returned on the maps at the meeting heid here this af- ternoon for the proposed bond issue for Cochise county was 500 miles. the total from the l9 precincts of the county.
 Realizing that this was far too much than bonds could be voted. a commit tee of ten representatives was named to confer with the county engineer and reduce the mileage to cover only trunk lines within the county, as follows: 4 H. Gardner, charman, J H. Gray. secretary of the association. JIG. Ryan county engineer. G. J. DoweII Doug las; ] J Bowen. Bisbee; H. E. Cooper, Palominas and Garces; C B. Tarbell. Tombstone; Chas Moss, Benson: J. J. Angle. Wilcox: W. NJ. Thompsc II. Bowie.
 Following the report of Engineer Ryan to the above named committee a meeting to be held at a later date named by President Gardner will be held at which time the issue will be discussed and definite plans formed for the campaign. Petitions will then be made out to the supervisors. and the amount of the bonds to be asked for definitely fixed.
 The meeting today was largely at tended from all parts of the county and much enthusiasm was shown
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
FINDS BODY 0f
 UEKnOWH MAN

PHOENIX. June 21-ConsiderabIe excitement was caused at Mar:cSpa last night by the sudden death of an unkonwn man occurred tR the waning room on the Southern Pacific.
 His cloths soSo searched discIosi ng a ietter addressed 70 George Hibpess, P. 0. Box g2O, Phoenix. That is the only clue of his identification. An ef- fot was made last night in Phoenix 90 find some relatives or friends. but non. were located
 He was travelling on ticket to Los Angeles. and left here last ngiht on ihe 7:35 train
 The coroner of Pima county vas called and ordered the body taken to Tempe and placed m charge of an undertaken there. IL was disclosed by an examination last night that he was a sufferer from tuberculosis.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
PHOENIX NAN HEAD
 0F MEDICAL ASS N

PRESCOTT. June l9--Thc ann" , meeting oi the Arizona State Med ga | Association closed today with rh" election of he following fhcerS
 President. Dr Roy Thomas. Proc- nia; first vice president Dr II, I Southworth. Prescott; second v,.. president Dr. ]. F. Drane of Mc~a: third vice president. D- 4 W Van neman oi Douglas: secretary Dr. C. F Youth Of Prescott. -rea surer. D. R | Kennedy of Globe: counse!ler for the middle dist-icu; Dr. F.. Payne Palmer O. PhccnlN. counsellor for the ror,her iisrrrct D. N. II Boucher. O. K:agran
 Dr. H. W Fcnner was elected dclc- .a'" %. the association to the cunv T ton of the American Medical a>. oc .- rion ar san F-arcfsro. D- W1i7rd smith. of Phoenix alternate.
 The 1916 convention of rhe associa. ion w.l be held al Pho, nix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
CANNOT APPEAL DECISIONS
 OF BOARD OF EQUALIZATION

PHOENlX. June % Holding that a county cannot appeal from the de- cisions of tine board of equalization. the supreme court yesterday handed down an opinion in the case of Mohav e County vs. W B. Stephens. granting the motion to dismiss the appeal
 Stephens. who had brough; action iu the superior cour; oi Mohave county protesting against taxes assessed. was, after a jury trial. awarded d reducti n from Si>4. the amount originally lew ed to s326. The county appealed tc the supreme court which decided that il had no jurisdiction in the case.
 The supreme court yesterday reyers. cd and rsmanded the case of Philip NJ SharpIes vs. William B Duvall. ar appeal from the superior court oi Santa Cruz county. with instructions to deny the motion for new ;T.l ana reinstate the judgmen; rendered The action concerned the possession i of 75O 900 shares of stock in the Cerro CobIe DeveIopement Company.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
INJUNCTION PROCEEDINGS
 BY BREWING COMPANIES

TUCSON. June 2l-Injunction pro ceedings by various Brewing Interests. the Copper City Brewing compan :. and ether companies. to restrain ihe state authorize from interfering with the sale of various non. alcoholic brew ing products such as Barette. Hopski and others. will probably be heard in the Uni,cd States federal court ,o- morrow morning by Judge Saw,clle on his return from Globe
 Judge Sawtelle. Assistant Uni'af States Attorney Gorail jones. R W. Kramer. secretary 10 Judge SawteIle Clerk of Court Lrw.s and lis deputy. Miss Fife Bolts. will be i1 Tucson 70 day from the session oI court a; Globe
 Judge Sawtrlle will leave for Sau Francisco Tuesday or Weduesd ty Federal Judge Van Flee, and Morrow of California are expected tu sit wIti. Judge SawIelle the brewing com pauy cases tomorrow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
PROMINENT ARIzONAN
 IN CALIFORNIA

Arizonans have not heard of the death or resignation of either United States Senators Marcus Smith ar Henry Ashurt, but according to the foIIowin 2 personal clipped from recent issue of the Los Angeles Times we have a Uni ted States Senator by the name of Brown-at least Brown was in town" according to the personal, which fol- lows
 United States Senator J. F Brown. of Casa Grande. Ariz.. was a recent visitor at the Westminster. But this is only in keeping with many of the personals appearing in tine Los Angeles papers. For instance, not long ago one of the papers stated that MT John Jones one of the leading mining men of Bisbee. Ariz, is in the city stopping at the ---- hotel |" when as a matter of fact Mir Jones never saw mine and is a chiropodist by calling
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
ATTORNEY GENERAL JONES
 WIRES GOV. SlAYT0N

PHOENlX, June 22-Upon receipt of information here yesterday of the action of Governor John NJ. Slayton. of Georgia. in committing the death sentence of Leo NJ Frank, charged with the murder of Mary Phagan. to life imprisonment. Attorney General Wiley E. Jones. sent message to Governor Slayton. commenting him for doing his duty as he saw it. The telegram of Attorney General Jones was as follows:
 Board of Pardons and Par olcs
 For the State of Arizona
 Florence Arizona
 Phoenix, June g. 1915. Hon. John NJ. Slayton.
 Governor of Georgia,
 Atlanta, Georgia.
 Dear S;r:-Please accept my expres- sions of sympathy for the nerve rack ing ordeal which you have just gone through l can appreciate it all. and know that you have done your full duty in the premises under your oath of office, As Attorney General of Ari- zona, and one of the three members of the Board of Pardons and Paroles having five condemned men before US 70 be executed July 30 you can appre- ciate my feeble expressions of sym pathy. know with Gods help you did your duty under your oath as l hope to do mine.
 Respectfully,
 WILEY E. JONES.
 Attorney General of Arizona
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
CONNECTS ID DIVIDE
 ROAD CAMP

Clerk A. C. Karger. of the board of supervisors. stated today that within the next two weeks work will begin on the Tombstone Canyon Di vide high way ani will continue until completed in the vicinity of rhe Bisbee Extension
 The appropriation of approximately $50. 900 will be available for this wo- k soon and convict laho: Is to be utilized in the completion oi the highway which will give Tombstone one Of the best connections in the state. which is also on the Borderland route The emergency appropriation which will become available soon will be used on the Government Draw section of the highway, between Tombstone and the BiSbee Extension.
 The convic; camp will no doubt be established further toward Tombstone than formerly, which probably means that most of the supplies needed will be landed in Tombstone and trans ported out to the camp from here
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
JUNGE AN SWERS
 LAST SUMMONS

PHOENIX, June 22-Word was re- ceived in Phoenix yesterday of the death Of Henry T. Andrews at Prescott Death csH.e late Monday night and was due to san acute attack of ssth- ma.
 Jndge Andrews was one of the be st known citizens in the state. ha wing served in many offices with distinction He was a member of the upper house of the territorial legislature some ten years ago and was the author of the mine tax law known as the Andrew bill" which prevailed until 1912.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
TAX ASSESSORS IN |
 FIxIT CONVENTION

PHOENIX. June 2i Flagstaff ga, chosen toOay by the state tax commits sion as the place for the 1915 conven ton of county assessors. C lerk of the hoard of supervisors and the commis sion
 A call for the meeting was issued by the commission al noon Prescott. scene of the last years meeting. and Nogales were contenders with Fla E. staff for the 1915 session. Phoenix was the meeting place in 1913.
 This years convention will be held 'he week beginning Monday. July 2U. The convention will be opened al I 0 clock that afternoon and ali the srs- sions will be held in 'he Cononino county court house.
 The clrrl: of the fourteen boards f ! supervisors are asked to bring ihcsr ! GSsessmen. rolls for the year 1915 An invition was issued 70 the chairman ,i ! the various boards. inviting the super | visorS to attend gathering,
 The purpose of the gathering is (" try to arrive at more equitable aS. sesment The meeting is provided for hy the statues. and is annually held q week before ths tax commission meets a board of equalization
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27

PHOENIX. June 23.-A land code bill has been agreed to by action of the House today in accepting the confer- encs committee report and will go to Osborn, the acting governor. tomorrow. He has already indicated that same meets with his approval as to the prin- cipies involved. but he will turn the measure over to the attorney geuerai 10 check as to form and detail.
 The House passed and sent to the Senate the bill providing for second superior court III MaIicopa county; the bilI appropriating money for salar'es to IuIy of the land commissioners; the $40. 900 relief appropriation for the Ma yaio Apache flood sufferers and the state labor commissioner and board oi arbitration bill, the last bill passing without an opposing vote. The house took up the question of an amendment Go the semi-annual tax payment act, and leaders claim that they will dispose of this measure tomorrow. It was tbe same bill which will be acted upon hy the justiciary committee. the House measure being recommended for in- definite postponement.
 As soon as the House has disposed of this bill an adjournment of 'he ses- sion will be moved. probably without the rpper body considering numerous ,abor measures sent to them by the Boose. There is every probability oi a,, adjournment al the end Of the week.
 Late this afternoon the same appfo- o,;a,;on committee agreed unani- ,ous,y up favorsbiy report the s4o' opo relief for the northerG Anzona food sufferers
 Representative Doyle has recovered sufficiently to leave the hospital today Q. operation not being necessary.
 The House being absolutely diss-
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
CHRISTMAS MINE
 IS TAKEN OVER

TUCSON. June 22--The Christmas '. ire Tear Hayden has been taken over by the American Smelling and Refine. mcnt company. according 10 an an nouncement made yesterday by Julius kruttschnIt IT,. local representative Of the company.
 The Christmas mine is one of the oSt promising properties in -Ariz Jna and thc new management will make extensive improvements with view to. handle large tonnage. An aerial ari- way one and half mile in length rilF convry ore to tie railrJad, where it ".ll be taken to the Hayden smelter ,4 miles distance.
 The mine is about ten miles frog. H ayGcH by rail and four miles across he mountains. A high power uans. mission line will convey power to Ihe mine from the smelteF One hundred r'n will be employed aud tonnage of 1000 tons per month Is expected to be developed
 The terms under which the mine vas taken over have not been made mn h... NJ that 1t was on long time contract
 : II Sterman has been appointed superintendent and will make his re ports to the Tucson office of the com- pany.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27

greed on the acceptance of the pend ing bills regulating the sales of alec hon. third bln will be iutroduc- ed probably tonorrow in the House ex- empting wIne for sacramcntal use. Shipments into the state to be made in care of the sheriff oi the county, and delivered by him to the party desire. inE 10 make use of H.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
OO|NGS IN THE
 STATE LEGISLATURE

PHOENIX. June 2l-The LegiSla- ture Conierrees. on the land bill, submit ted a report today but the House did not consider the same prior 10 adjourn ment while the Senate voted to accept it The personnel of The land depart ment was unchanged in conference leaving the Governor Secretary of State. Auditor Attorney General and Treasurer 10 name the land commls- s.oner
 The double board of apprsers was knocked out and an entire new provi- sion vas adopted providing that ap- pri>ers ioE improvements on public lands shall be three in number. one named by the chairman of the board of ,upervisorS of tbe county in which che land is located. one by the land conmi ssioner. and the third by the governor.
 The Edwards prohibition law. which makes no exemption from prosecution for the sale Of alcohol. was finally agreed to m the House and ordered en- snlicd. Its progress being assisted by rhose members of the House who are opposed to any legislation on this sub irci acting on theory that the Senate wiil kill the bill
 The House also approved the bill providing salary fer the land com. missiouers from Match eleventh to Taiv frs' and firaiiy agreed to the :erms ci department of labor act This bill provides for board of five members who shall serve as arbIters 1T labor disputes. two to be named by rmploye $. two by employers. and the fifth to be named within five days. by rhc -four selected II no >e4SCtioH i' made then the governor shall nam' the fifth member. and a new boar, shall be created to handle each labo dispute which may arise.
 In committee ol the whole the Hous' also accepted Pinkley's bill abolishins capital puni ment but tie vote fail ed 10 order the measure enroIed ana PinkIey is today doubtful if he cal secure it's passage through the House
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
The Truth

It IS cheaper 10 subscribe for the home paper than ss, bor' ow 1t from a neighbor. b you don't think it worth the sES.sn price it costs per week you should have some consideration for those who do aud not bother them by constant borrowing Every subscrip- iion to the local paper is just SO much support given to aid in the uphol6ing of the home community, with recipro- cal benefits to every citizen
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
LOWELL VOLUNTEER
 FIRE DEPARTMENT

Clerk Karger of the board of super visors ie busy securing registration data for the election to be held on the 10th of August at Lowell for the cS- establishment of volunteer fire cePaTt Tcn, ar that place Onsy pr pert ' hold CTS will be allowed 10 votr the issue for the creation of the fire deprrf ment as an increased assessment of the tax payers will be necessary tO secure the funds 70 purchase the apparatus rcquIr- cd