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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-03
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-03

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Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06
ODD FELLOWS FROM COUNTY SEAT MAKE
 VISIT ID DISTRICT
Considerable Delegation From CoChlSe Lodge, Number 5, Makes Visit to BiSbee Lodge. All are EnthuSed.

Attending the meeting of the Bis bee lodge of odd Fellows, at the l. O. o. F. hall on Main street, a consid- erable delegation from the county seat arrived in the district early last eve hing After attending the meeting the Tombstoners returned to their homes late last night.
 Those who came over to attend the meet were: R. V. Saunders, M. H. Calderwood, John Giacona, James Cia- coma John Berrou and George Ivy, all of Cochise Lodge No Q, at Tomb stone, and Al Godfrey of the Bisbee lodge, but who is now a resident of Tombstone
 The visitors came to Bisbee with the object of watching degree work which was conferred by the Odd Eel lows last evening. They returned to their homes last night satisfied with Bisbee and the object of the mission and expressed the wish that the near future may bring visiting delegation of Bisbee odd Fellows to the county seat for a like purpose.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06
PROGRESS REPORTED
 BY COMMITTEE FOR
 AUDITORIUM PROJECT
Meeting Held at the Office of E. j. Flanlgan Last Evening ln- DiCateS Success of Prospect is Assured.

Progress and good success was the theme of the meeting last night at E. J. Flaunigans office. when the com m,ytee of the Auditorium Building Association met The committee has charge of the stock subscription in the project end all arc absolutely cer- tain, from the showing made thus far, that the big auditorium and theatre is an assured fact.
 The committee is working indiyidu- ally and collectively. The three lodg- es, who have fostered the idea, the Knights of Pythias, the Red Men and the Eagles, have come to Che front in the matter of subscription in ad- mirable fashion and their stand is only indicative of the general feeling toward the project in the entire dis. ui1t
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06
MANY VISIT FAIRS.

The Warren District will be well re presented at the big fairs at San Fran cisco and San Diego. Recognizing this fact the Commercial Club has taken steps to facilitate the visits of Bisbee and other district people, who are planning to go to the expositions by machine It has been suggested that those going might be glad Co have the company of others from this city or vicinity, in order that some of the loneliness Of the long journey might be obliterated and, at the same time, advantages of mutual assistance in case of trouble be secured. Acting with this in view the Commercial Club has offered registration facilities at the office of Secretary Gray and those intending to make the trip may file their intentions in person or other wise.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06
TURNER ART EXHIBIT.

An art exhibit of extremely high quality will be offered at the Bisbee high school gymnasium from Wednes- day evening, May 12, to Friday even- ing, May II, when the remaN able col lection of the famous Turner Art Ex- hibit will be presented for the study of all who may be interested. The purpose of the exhibit is ito raise funds for a permanent decoration of our schools and to awaken in t& children an appreciation of beauty in all things through the study and use of the best pictures" In connection with the exhibit will be held the reg ular annual exhibit representing the schools of the entire district in the departments of drawing, applied arts. manual training, printing and domes- tic science. The program for the op- ening reception on Wednesday even ing includes the address of welcome by Superintendent Philbrook, "Appre. citation of Pictures, Mss Sloan; "Ciy- ic Improvement" Dr. Bledsoe; music, High School Glee Club and orchestra. Refreshments will be served.
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06
EFFECTS ESCAPE FROM
 LOWELL BRANCH JAIL AIDED BY ACCOMPLICES
Matt Poutou, Held to Answer to ony Charge, is Sawed. z; the Superior Court on Felony Charge, is Sawed Out of Branch County BaStiIe.

Matt Pouttu, a Finlander and re- gently arrived in the district from Oatman, and held to answer to the superior court Tuesday on a felony charge, made his escape from the Lowell jail at an early hour yester- day morning. The officers of Lowell made a diligent effort to get track Of the escape but up until a late hour last night nothing had been heard from the missing man.
 When Joe Hodges, constable of Lowell, went to the branch county jail in Lowell yesterday morning about
 o'clock to determine how many prisoners needed breakfast, he discoy- cred the bottom of the barred door sawed out and the Finlander gone. A Mexican inmate of the jaI being held for the United States Immigra, ton service, was badly beat up and cut, but remained in jail and made no eaort to get away with the Finlander
 From all appearances the work could only have been done by friends of Pouttu. working from the outside. During fair weather the solid, sheet iron door to the jail proper is left open in order to allow the prisoners some fresh air. This was the condi- ton Tuesday night. A strongly bar red door, however was between the prisoner and his freedom, There is also a small compound surrounding the front of the jail and the east side. This has a door which is locked but which can be sprung with ease.
 Three of the bars, running parallel to the length of the barred door were cut in two places. One of the bars
 running across the door was cut cnce. Pouttu, or his accomplice, then beat the remaining side attachment and the connection acted, more or less in the form of a stiff hinge. Through the hole, after the iron had been cut and bent, Pouttu made his escape.
 Considering the fact that the inside of the barred door has heavy coy- erinp of meshed, steel wire over it., fl is not thought possible that the hack saw could have been slipped in- to the jail through any of the small holes in the windows of the institution. Entry must have been made through the wooden door of the compound and thence into the jail with the aid of a saw.
 According to the Mexican, who was asleep when the work first started, he awakened with the Finlander hold ing knife to his throat The MeXi- can objected, physically, and was bad ly beat up for his efforts and did not make any further efforts to hinder tbe prisoner
 Pouttu was arrested Sunday night by Deputy Sheriff William Brakehelc in a Lowell pool hall. The man was
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06
K. OF p. SMOKER.

The K of P. smoker. slated for this evening at the l. o. O, F. hall on Main St., promises to be one of the best att tended and most enjoyable affairs given by the lodge for many months. A large crowd is expected to be pres ent to take in the entertainment, the smokes and eats During the ciurse of the evening. the K. of ?. represen- tative on the auditorium joint com mittee, will lay the plans of the Asso- citation before the membership of the lodge. It is expected that the action of the Knights, tonight. wifi go a long way towards clearing and doubts that might be in the minds of some, as to the assurance of the possibility Of f. nancing of the big building project.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06
How to Overcome the Tor. ture Without Harm
 ful Drugs.

A legion of people have used S. s. s. and have overcome the worst forms of rheuma- tism.
 This disease of the blood is little under stood because of its strange symptoms, scarcely two people having it exactly alike And yet, no matter what It's form or how painful and distressing, s. s. s. seems to have almost divine influence in driving it out, releaslng the nerves from pain and clear ing the joints and muscles so they work with out restraint The best explanation for this happy result is the fact that in s s. s. are certain ingredients which act as an anudote They are natures providence to man.
 Just as the meats, fats, salts and sugars Of our daily food provide us with nouriShment, SO does S g. s. give to the blood the exact medicinal requirement. to clear the stream, drive out impurities and reconstruct the body fl destructive germs have gained 9 f0Othod Go to any drug store today and get bottle of 8. &. s. It will do you good, But be sure to refuse any and all substitutes. And If yours is a stubborn case write Co the Medical Adviser, The Swift Specific Co, lOo Swift Bldg, Atlanta, Ga. This department is presided over by a physician proud of hls name by virtue of hls distinguished family and foremost doctor on bis own merits
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06
MRe- pErER HAM pIEs.

The many friends of Mrs Peter Ham were shocked last evening to learn of that astimable womans death at her home in Lowell Mrs. Ham was the widow of Peter Ham, died here about three years ago. She has been resident of the district for many years and enjoyed a wide acquain- tance. She leaves two daughters, Mrs. W. G. Lamb, of this district and another in Cripple Creek Colorado. No arrangements had been made for the interment of Mrs Ham last even ing. It is considered likely, however. that the Eastern Star win have charge of the burial
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06
pEArH oF MRs. MeeouRrY.

Mrs. Rosanna McGoWty wife of Michael McGourty, died Tuesday night at the family home. Her age was 59 years. She left husband. four daush- ters and two sons All Of the survi- vors reside in Bisbee with the eXcep- ton of one of the sons whose home is in Ray Mrs. McGourty came here with her family from Can anea four years ago and made a great many friends in the city. She was a native of Glasgow The funeral will occur Friday afternoon at l o'clock from the home in Jiggerville, the body then being taken to St. Patrick 8 Church for services. Interment will be in the Catholic plot at Evergreen cemetery.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06
NEM MEKICo MoToRIsT.

J. E Casner, agent for the stude- baker in Lordsburg N M., visited Bis bee yesterday in one of the splendid machines of that make. A remarkable run was made from the New Mexico town to this city, the average speed showing 20 miles per hour which as every autoist is well aware, is eNcep. tionally fine progress. The journey to Bisbee was a most enjoyable one entirely devoid of any trouble what ever. While here. Casner made his headquarters at the Bisbee Auto Com pany's garage.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06
DOUGLAS ELKs.

A party of Douglas ElEs visited Bis bee yesterday afternoon in connection with preliminary plans for the hold ing of a minstrel show here May 15. This show will be presented to the theatre goers of the Shelter City on May II and 12 In the party of visit ing Elks were J. w. Gager, who will manage the show here; N. J. Nanney, steward of the Douglas Elks; F. s. Finley, Percy Wilson, Captain E. R. Wilson of the 1Ith Infantry. While in Bisbee the visitors WEfe royalty entertained by their brothers at the local Elks clubroom.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06
UNIQUE SITUATION AT TOMBSTONE

Secretary Gray of the Warren Dis trict Commercial Club reports a some what notable situation, relative Co the number Of prisoners at the Couny jail. Up to Tuesday of the present week there were only four inmates there, half of this number serving time sent ences and the others awaiting trial
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06
LEAVES FOR COAST.

Miss Maud Green, head of the of flee force at the El Paso Morning Times, who has been a visitor at the home of Mrs. J. W. Glover since Mon day, left yesterday morning for San Diego, Los Angeles and San Francis GO, where she will spend several weeks sightseeing Miss Green called upon Mrs. F. R. Reynolds, whom she had not seen for many years.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06
TOMBSTONE NEWSPAPER MAN.

C. P. Garagi, junior proprietor of the Tombstone Prospector, was in the city yesterday. He reported splendid business progress since the COnsoli- dated properties had been taken over by the Phelps Dodge.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06
L 0 A L
EL PAso MOTORISTS

R. D. Black and party of El Paso, travelling in an Oakland car. where in Bisbee yesterday and stopped for a few hours, making their headquarters at the garage of the Bisbee Auto Com pany.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06
AT COPPER QUEEN.

Guests at the Copper Queen includ- ed H. G. Ballana. C. T. Asken, Charles Lieman. Los Angeles; Otis E. Young. Phoenix; W. Braden, New York L. R. Handley, c, W. Moss. w. F. Stephen son. Thomas c. Evans, Fl Paso; John J, Fox, w. S. Atkins, St. Louis; J. R. Walker, Stafford; J. L. Beckham, Can enea; Clark D. Bradford, c. B. Leon, San Francisco.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06
MOTORISTS ABE wARnEp.

Information conveyed to the Re- view last evening indicates that mot orsts should avoid the road Co Tay- iors bridee iu the Sulphur Springs valley, iuasmuch as the highway is said to be impossible at the Henry Hash place, on account of the pres ence of sand caused by changes in the fencing.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06

partly drunk and in an ugly mood. He drew @ gun from his pocket and
 tried Co use it upon the officer He was, at last, overpowered and the fol. lowing day a charge of resisting an
 officer was lodged against him On
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06
AssumEs NEW POSITION.

John Larson yesterday assumed the duties of his new position as foreman of the Bisbee NacO Water Companys machine department, taking the place Frank Thayer, who has accepted em- ployment with the Bisbee Auto Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06
CARLOAD OF vELIEs.

A carload of Velies for the Bisbee Auto Company was unloaded yester- day. In the shipment was a ton and half truck and touring car for E. A. Tovrea.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06
euEsrs Ar PAILApeLPHIA.

Registered at the Philadelphia were L. M Foster, Tucson; T. A. Gray, Sil- yer City, N. NJ; D. l.. Clause, Fl Paso; R. P. Cover, Houston Tex; Davis Garrett Oakland Cal W. c. McDuf- he. Cananea; R. R. Soto, Nogales; c. H. Howard, Hot Springs, Ark.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06
AWARDS BOOK CONTACT.

The County board of supervisors has awarded the contract for printing the county book to the McNel Print ing Company of Phoenix According to the contract 25.OOO books oi forty pages must be issued and HOOD en- velopes. The contract price is 51O0S.5O.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06
FROM EL PAso.

David Hasler and wife returned yes terday after a short absence from the city Mrs Hasler visited her daugh- ter in El Paso while her husband at tended 10 matters of business in Sil- yer City N Nj.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06
PHOENIX TO ST. LOUIS.

J. c. Brown in an Overland is trav- cling from Phoenix to St. Louis He stopped yesterday afternoon in this city, making his machine headquart- CTS at the garage of the Bisbiee Auto Company.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06

Tuesday he was given a preliminary hearing and held to answer to the su- perior court in bonds Of $1OOO
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06

D. B. Seed and wife of 1o3 Wood Canyon, are the parents of a 7-pound son born early last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06
GOOD ROADS ASSOCIATION.

Bisbee members Of the State Good Roads Association have received mo- tices for the meetirs May 15, in Tue. son. It is expected that a number will go from this city
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06
cANANEA PHYSICIAN.

Dr. Butzow, prominent physician of Cananea, was a visitor yesterday in Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06
FROM SALT LAKE.

Jack Treslze and family have re- turned from a years residence in Salt Lake City. Tresize has accepted em- ploym1nt with the Treu meat market.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06

Drink 'Ironport." Invigoratng, re- freshing
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06

"Ironport" is beneficial, also pleas ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-06

Call for 'Ironport" you will like it.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-09-10
GERMAN AIRMEN FLY
OVER PARIS SUBURBS

Paris, Sept. 10.-German aeroplanes
flew over the suburbs of Pars, drop
ping a large number of bombs.
Paris has been immune from air
raids for several months, though the
German lines are about fifty miles
from the city Elaborate precautions
taken by Paris authorities have rem
dered 1t extremely difficult for Ger
man taubes to reach the city. French
airmen patrol the sky nightly and
there is a splendid system by which
the coming of enemy aeroplanes lis
signaled by cities to the north.
The last attempt to reach Paris was
made on Aug. 2. Four German aero.
planes crossed the French lines on
the Aisne and sped toward Paris
They were encountered few miles
outside of Paris and forced to turn
back.
The raid on Paris just reported
probably is In retaliation for the re
cent French raid on Saarbrucken and
other German towns in which Ger
man civilians, according to German re
ports, were killed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-09-10
WEALTHY WOMAN IS
SLAIN FOR JEWELS

New York, Sept. 10.-Half the po-
lice detectives of New York are at
work trying TO learn who murdered
Mrs. Elizabeth Nichols, a wealthy
widow, and robbed her house of a
small fortune in jewels. Mrs. Nichols,
after a desperate struggle, was stran-
gled to death in her home in East
Seventy-ninth street, In the heart of
the millionaire residence district.
The murderers stripped diamond
rings from the woman's fingers and
tore valuable jewels from her ears. II
was reported that they carried away
a strong box containing jewels worth
several hundred thousand dollars. Re
garding this phase of the crime, how
ever, the police were reticent and no
definite announcement has been made
as to the value OF the booty.
II was known, however, that Mrs.
Nichols collection Of jewels was
worth nearly half a million dollars
and the key to the casket that con
tanned them was missing from the
place where she had always worn II
on a ribbon around her neck.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-09-10
GERMANS WARNED TO
NOT ASSIST ENEMY

New York, Sept. 10.-When DIR. Con.
stantin Dumba the Austrian ambas.
sador suggested to his government
that Austrian subjects might be in.
duced to quit work in ammunition
plants, Count Won Bernstorff, the Ger.
man ambassador, had already begun
work on Dumba lines among Germans
in this country.
With the approval of the German
ambassador Germans employed in mu.
milton plants for more than a month
have been in receipt of notices that in
working in such places they violated
the law of Germany and for those
who Quit work after warning aid has
been forthcoming from 1876 Liberty
street, where such an employment
agency as Or. Dumba explains he had
in mind is in operation.
From that building circulars and let
ters have been sent out by the hun.
dreds warning German subjects oi
dire consequences If they continue to
work in industries which manufacture
war materials for Germany's enc
mics. Advertisements have been
placed in German newspapers
throughout the country requesting
German workmen to leave such EN-
ployment and assuring them of finan
cial aid and good positions in peace
full industries"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-09-10
PRIEST HELD TO GRAND JURY
AssaiIant Of Bishop Heffron Appears
in Court.

Winona, Minn Sept. 10.-Father l..
NJ I4esches. who shot and twice
wounded Bishop Patrick r. Heffron,
was taken before Judge S. T. Somsen
in municipal court for the second
time for q preliminary hearing He
was represented by counsel, Attorney
J. ]. Fitzgerald who asked that ex-
animation be waived. This action
was taken by the court and Father
Lesches was held to the grand jury,
which will sit Sept 20 next.
Father Lesches in court was calm
and composed. but said nothing
Bishop Eefiron has so far recover
ed from his injuries that he has been
taken TO st. Mary's hospital al
Rochester to finish his recuperation
While there an X ray puicture to 10
cate the bullet which penetrated the
prelate's lung win be taken.