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Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
GREAT FEATURES ARE
BOOKED this week

Starting with tonight the Orpheum
has special feature program for the
balance of the week Tonight will be
shown George Kleine's pictorial tri-
umph THE Naked Truth" a compan-
ion picture of Hypocrites". The grip
ping feature is from the famous
French novel by Henry Batail and
stars the celebrated actress Lydia
Boreli. It is a true story of q real
women and is depictured in a vivid
and fascinating manner The Naked
Truth" will be shown at the Royal
Matinee only from one to six in order
that the matinee patrons viii have
the opportunity of seeing this wonder
full drama
On Wednesday the Orpheum will
present Jane Cowl in the gripping and
forceful feature, "The Garden of Lies. "
This is the first release of the new
Broadway Universal company and is
rated highly in the criticism of this
company's opening master picture.
For Friday and Saturday the All
Star Feature Distributors win pre-.
sent the greatest treat Of the season
in Hall Gaines famous novel THE
Christian" This is one of the most
wonderful releases of the year and
comes IN eight parts with a 800 PEG
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
JUDGE SANFORD is
SUICIDE, is FEARED
Former Prescott Attorney Had
Met With Heavy Financial
ReverSeS Recently.

PRESCOTT. Ariz., Sept 27-Judge
r. NJ Sanford, who for many years
was a prominently kown attoney-at-
law in Prescott, it is believed, IS dead
by the act of his own hand.
limitations that he has gone the
way of a suicide are given in an AS
ISOLATED Press dispatch from East
Orange, n j. His wife. who enter
tains this belief, says in an interview:
Last Friday my husband ran out Of
the home with a razor i'm hs hand,
wildly saying that he would end it all.
Because of my crippled condition,
was unable to stop him -
Mrs. Sanford according to state
ments made by the police. had been
without food or sleep for four days
and nights, and was in a pitiable con
dition Of exhaustion waiting for her
husband to return. The scrubby coun-
try for miles around was searched. but
no trace of the missing man could be
found. He Is understood to have suf-
fered heavy financial reverses recent
ly and it is presumed he has destroyed
himself
Judge Sanford practiced law in
Prescott for over fifteen years and
was quite heavily Interested in min.
ing. He operated the Century group
near Senator, and later went into the
Constellation field visiting that prop
erty recently.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
PEARL LAMORE WEEDS
LONG BEACH RESIDENT
Native BiSbee Girl Is Married to
Paul BIith of Long Beach,
California.

In quiet wedding, attended by
only the immediate family, Miss Pearl
Lahore, daughter of Richard and Mrs.
Lahore and born and reared I'm Bis
bee was married, Saturday afternoon.
to Paul Blith Of Long Beach, Califor-
mia. Father Mandin officiated.
The couple left for the expositions.
and after November ] the bride and
groom Will be at home to their friends
at Long Beach.
The bride is a native of Bisbee and
has many friends who offered their
compliments on the happy occasion
OF her marriage. The groom is a we'll
connected young business man of the
coast city.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
WANT COOLER WEATHER.

Cooler weather is badly wanted by
the high school athletes who are very
anxious to develop a little keener play
before the referees whistle sounds
the call for the first football game Of
the 1915 season. The exceedingly
ring much of the time since school
opened has slowed the boys up a
whole lot. With fairly suitable wealth
er conditions the lightness of the play
ers should tend 90 make them eXcep-
tionally fast
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
Al EPISCOPAL REcroRY.

A very enjoyable gathering Of young
people took place last evening at the
Episcopal rectory in Tombstone Can,
yol. The purpose of the meeting was
the formation of a young peoples So
ciety, the assemblage having been
called by the rector, Rev. H. S. Brew
ster, who presided in "a very pleasing
manner Aside from the delightful
social enjoyment Of the occasion inn
pcrtant steps were taken assuring the
success of the project
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
WANT BASKETBALL.

Basketball is the latest idea among
the athletically inclined and interested
and, if there is reasonable display
Of enthusiasm for the great indoor
game of the winter months, Warren
District sport followers may antici-
pate some nice matches. However,
it's up to the boys to get out and
show some tangible evidences of will
ingness to further the sport by any
means within their power. More de-
finite announcements concerning the
plans may be expected within few
days.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS.

The McWhorter confectionery and
ice cream store on Main street is re-
ceiving exterior Improvements which.
with the interior changes recently in
stalled, viii make this establishment
one of the most finely appointed in
the Southwest. A white enamel finish
is being applied to the store front
which will create a most attractive
appearance.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28

We wish to thank our many friends
for the kindness shown to our dear
husband and father during his recent
illness We especially wish to thank
the Copper Queen hospital staff for
their untiring efforts, and the Masonic
and Yeomen orders. We appreciate
the beautiful floral offerings. May
God bless you all
MRS. c.. C. FINLAYSON g. FAMILY.
REV. r. A. FINLAYSON.
MR.. AND MRS. FRED KINNEY.
Advertisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
BARNES Al RENO.

Persons who had the pleasure of
meeting Frank Barnes, the welllmown
pocket billiards expert during his re-
cent visit to this city when he played
at Wallace's will be interested to
learn that he is passing a short time
at Reno, Nevada. Barnes has just
completed a visit to several Califor-
MIA cities where he played a few
matches with marked success.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
"pEEsTRIcT skEWL.n

The presentation this evening of the
"Deestrict Skewl" at the y. NJ. C. A..
under the aspices of the Phiathea
class OF the Methodist Episcopal Sun
day school, should draw a large crowd.
Many widely known residents of the
Warren district viii be seen in some
immensely laughable juvenile roles.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
CHAMBERLAIN IN slseEE.

Ed C. Chamberlain Of El Paso, well
known 10 Warren District business
men, arrived in the city last night
and is registered at the Copper Queen
Hotel. Mr.. Chamberlain is here in the
interests Of Sutton-Cantrell & Math-
ews, prominent real estate dealers Of
the Pass City In commenting on
conditions in III Paso, Mr., Chamber
lain said that while business pros
poets in the west Texas city appeared
the brightest in several years, never
theless he was exceedingly glad to
return to Bisbee which he considers
to be undoubtedly the most prosperous
city in the Southwest, today, when
considering the matter in the light OF
real Industrial and financial progress
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
Y FooTRALL ELEVEN

The Us have entered the lists and
organized football eleven Boys
Secretary Carter viii help promote
the success Of the team The boys
viii be heard from later, is the assur-
ance of those close to the situation,
as they boast some real stars in their
number
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
NOBODY HOME"

Nobody Home Sundae", that's the
name Of McWhorter's latest hit i'm the
line of iced delicacies and surely it is
getting the crowds who frequent this
popular place It's the biggest favor
tie among the young folks introduced
locally i'm a long time.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
HURT WHILE HUNTING.

The accidental discharge of q %
calibre rifle is responsible for the con
dition Of James, 1O-year-old son of
Thomas HELEN, of South Bisbee, who
suffered wound in the foot while
hunting Saturday Although mourning
much pain through the accident. the
boy is not permanently injured.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
GREETING FRIENDS.

10 Wright superintendent Of streets.
was greeting his friends i'm the bust
ness section yesterday. Wright IS
.conyalescing well and soon should be
completely recovered from the effects
.of his recent operation.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
THE rEMPERATuRE

Sundays shade maximum was II
and minimum 81, as registered at the
El Paso & Southwestern station. Cen
eral weather conditions we're much
warmer yesterday when maximum i'm
dicated a rise of six degrees to n
and minimum a drop of two
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
ATcoPPER QUEEN.

Guests yesterday at the Copper
Queen hotel included e. C. Wills.
Yuma; A. Morgan Duke, Los Angeles;
j. L. Mitchell and wife, Cananea; H.
j. Mcclure, Denver; Karl Kearns.
Punta Gorda r. Schumacher, St
Louis w E. Harris, Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
LEAVEs ZOE LOUISIANA.

for her home i'm Baton Rouge, Louiei-
ana. after passing several days with
friends i'm the Warren District Miss
Houghton stopped here while en- route
home from the Coast fairs.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
OVERLAND SALES.

There are two new owners of over
lands in the Warren district. DR., o..
B. Patton has discarded his famous
infant prodigy" and has purchased
an Overland roadsteE while +. G.. Stin-
son, of Upper Lowell. has bought an
Overland SO.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
cRIcKETERs LINE UP.

The cricketers have lined up for
the fan and winter At the meeting,
Sunday afternoon at the 'Y", Marshall
and Boudeu We're elected captains of
teams which win play next Sunday
at D. m The boys have purchased
the necessary psraphernalia and
things look right for a successful sea
son. The boys will practice ON Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
VIII LOCATE HERE.

Ed Lynn formerly resident of Bis
bee, but recently living in Douglas,
has been in Bisbee several days and
returned yesterday to the Smelter
City He will return in two or three
days and will locate here
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
SERIOUS CHARGE.

A man by the name of Walker has
been arrested and is now in the Bis
bee branch county jail charged with
statutory rape A man by the name Of
Pete Chacon is the complaining wit.
ness. The preliminary examination
viii be held AT an early date.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
HOME FRoM. MICHIGAN.

Richard Lahore has returned from
his old home in the State of Michigan.
The Blsbeeite returned in time to at
tend the wedding of his daughter, Miss
Pearl Lahore.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
TO ANN ARRoR.

After passing the summer at his
home in Warren and brief visit 20
Tucson, where he renewed University
of Arizona friendship, Emil Yoakum
win leave today for Ann Arbor, where
he will enroll as a student at the Uni
yersity of Michigan
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
WOMEN ATTENTION

On account OF the death of Brother
Fmlayson there viii be no social
Tuesday night but the regular bust
ness meeting will be held
FRED GOUDGE Foreman
Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28

pie cast. THE Christian" has had
marvellous runs everywhere and the
Orpheum is fortunate in obtaining
booking at such an early date.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
ON BUSINESS rRlP.

W H. Brophy general manager of
the Phelps Dodge Mercantile Co, left
yesterday to visit the branch of that
company in Dawson, New Mexico
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
BREACH oF PEACE.

E. w. Stark. a resident Of Lowell,
pleaded guilty to charge Of disturb
ing the peace before Judge Totman
yesterday He was fined $40
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
OPENING DANCE.

The Lowell Amusement Club will
open it's winter series of dances on
Saturday night, October 2, at Lowell
Hail. Latest music. (25S)
Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28

Coming to Bisbee stop at the Vic
toria, clean, modern, reasonable.
Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
.soMEs TO KANSAS.

Justin r Somes left yesterday for
his home in Hutchinson, Kansas, af-
Ter being the guest for several days
of friends and relatives in Bisbee
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
FOR BRAIN FAC

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
Gives prompt relief for tired nerves,
brain flag and headache following men
tai strain or overwork.
Advertisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
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Ladies' tailoring ia Iarest styles
Willard & Bateman, Allen Block so
Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28

Twenty speakers Every point of
view. at Y. NJ. C. A. Thursday at $
p. Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28

Gerald Debely. The Jeweler, repair
Ing speciality. o. X Block, oppo-
site depot. 1853
Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28

c. J. Lundvan Osteopath Allen
Block. Omice hours 9 TO 121 to 3.
except Sunday. Phone SO, %
Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28

Meet me at the Christian Church
Sunday, 10000 a. m.
Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28

SCHOOL TABLETS.
Good quality scratch pads. &c and
lOc per pound Job Department, Re.
Jew office. 270
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
Pick out the Hoosier you want and
have it delivered at once, paying only
$1---the balance is divided into weekly
payments of ST each

A properly equipped kitchen
is one of the natural rights OF
every good housekeeper. De
eide now to come down and
see the FIVE new models be-
fore it is too late to benefit
by the terms of this liberal
offer - These remarkable
terms lasts only this week or
until our car load is sold
This club plan makes it easy
for any woman to own a
Hoosier, and when you know
its value you wont want to
be without it.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-28
Noticeable Features

( Noticeable Features
Cleanliness" and convent 4
ence" are Hoosier Watchwords.
Note the improved canitary |
end where no dust can lodge
The wide uncluttered cub
board space above the table.
The deep roony drawers.
THE pure aluminium table.
The high grade white enamel
eupboards on an models.
These and forty labor-saving |
devices gives the hoosier unriv- |
1lsd convenience.
The men who make Hoosier 1
Cabinets take pride In the fact i
that no Roosier yet has worn /
out-you can buy any Hoosier /
with assurance Of lasting SER :
vice. !
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-28
SPECIAL ELECTION |
Held May 5
Citizens of Dcnison, Will Be Given An
Opportunity to Say Whether They
Will Again Bond the City.
EXTENSION OF WATER SYSTEM
Deep We'll, Provided With Good Wa
ter, Would Forever Solve Wa
ter Supply, Question.

We understand an election is soon
to be held on the question of providing
means of securing a larger and better
supply OF water. for, sthhcity Of DeHi-
fson. 1t is said the vote ito be taken
is simply to authorize the council to
take steps to increase the supply of
water. leaving it to the discretion Of
the council as to whether deep Well
shall be dug or more shallow wells
will be provided.
We do not lay claim to any greater
insight into what may be discovered
than other people, but we feel that as
long as the. shallow wells have not
proved successful that the experiment
of deep we'll would be justified
There is one thing certain, however,
II in digging a deep well Il good sup
ply of water is discovered the water
problem will be solved for all time to
come. OF course, there Is an element
of risk, which must, be conceded to
be slight. that the quality OF water
discovered may not be as desirable
as the water we now have. We read
of deep wells being provided by other
cities with good results and we do
not believe that Denison would be dis.
appointed if it should try the eXperi-
ment. This important feature is left
for the council to decide in case the
bonds are voted and we have no doubt
but what they will make proper efforts
to decide what is the best thing in the
premises.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-28
town PROMOTION
A BIG PROBLEM
Citizens Confronted with Problem Of
What Practical Things Can be
Done to Promote Town.
NO PROGRESS WITHOUT EFFORT
Burden Should Not be Placed on Any
Ono Man, But All Should
Bear Share of II

Growth, advance in popula ton, pros
perity and civic, advantages, is the
dream OF every community. The inn
portance of town is gagged by the
outside world by its figures OF popu-
lation. Every progressive man is an
xious to see his town grow greater,
confident that at the same. time it
must grow better.
Where so many towns are compet-
ing for the same end, many Of these
hopes may be disappointed. II some
places gain. others will remain sta
tionary or lose II community re-
mains indifferent to its own advance,
ment, the chances are that it will re-
main stationary, while its young and
|enterprising men go elsewhere.
The problem Of what practical
things can be done to- make town
advance in population and prosperity.
is one vitality important to our own
community. How shall we get our
share of the splendid advance that has
been accomplished by so many places,
which has multiplied the value Of all
property and OF every solvent busi-
ness. and secured many public i'm
provements and comforts Of living
not otherwise to be had2s
This question was put recently by
a representative of this paper to the
secretary of a hustling board of trade
in one OF the most progressive cities
in the United States.
ho
the secretary reel off a long story OF
and machinery, by which
new industries were secured, capital
subscribed and factories built.
Instead he was surprised to hear
the board of trade man reply that it
often seemed to him, that the getting
of new industries and increases in
population We're . matter of luck or
chance. You can send your appeals
in thousand directions" he said,
"and get nothing. Then In some un-
expected way the news Of your ad-
vantages makes an impression on the
thousand and first man, in the quar-
ter where you least expected 1t, and
you land something big"
This board of trade man did not
iueaH lHal community can lie DacK
and go ahead without effort. On the
contrary, only consistent and inces-
sant effort can make a town grow.
This effort ought not to be burden
some on any one man, but it must be
persistent The next following edi-
torials in this series will tell how sew
eral board OF trade men think that
these ends can be achieved.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-28
MOVING p,cr0aIs FoR SCHOOLS.

High schools, libraries, I women's
clubs, Y. NJ. C. AS o. other organiza-
tions which are considering the in
stalling of moving picture machines
will find the engineering extention de-
partment at Iowa State college ready
to advise with them on their purchase.
This department has. for the past six.
months, been testing various makes
of moving picture machines and on
the basis OF It's experience is ready
to give advice to intending purchasers.
School boards and school officials
throughout the state are awakening to
the possibilities of. instruction through
the aid of moving picture machines
and a good many ,of them are planning
the purchase Of this kind of equipment.
The department Is also ready to give
aid in the purchase OF different kinds
of service, and to extend information
on the various Industrial films avail
able. Inquiries should be addressed
to the department of engineering ex-
tention at Ames.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-28

Corn, alfalfa and meat meal tank
age should make very exceptionally
good trio of brood SOW feeds il hap
PLY combined" says John NJ. Evvard,
animal husbandry experimentalist at
Iowa State COlletge. IA suggestive ra-
tion which would be quite economical
would be to give the sows, gifts and
older ones. enough corn to keep them
in good condition, adding alfalfa in a
rack an dgiving them about is to IA
pound of meat product daily. The
alfalfa may be ground and mixed with
corn, say 100 pounds of corn to 100
pounds OF alfalfa, and same allowed in
1 selffeeder. An average gilt OF ESQ
pounds will eat about to 6 pounds
of this daily, SO to get the necessary
tankage into it, mix with every hun
dred about pounds of this meat prod
uct. If the sOws get too fat, increase
the proportion of ground alfalfa &c
cordingly-the results should be hap
.py at farrOwing time. Don't forsetthe
common salt at free will, and plenty
|of good wholesome water"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-28

"What is the matter with Iowa?" This
phrase has been Haunted in number
of ways before the people Of the state.
The harm that it has done can not be
estimated. 1t has caused dissatisfac-
ton, without a tangible reason, for in
no case has there been pointed out a
cause for the query. There is nothing
the matter with Iowa. The trouble
lies in the fruitless attempt to find
something the matter with the state.
Iowa has gained two notable recog-
nitions during the past four months
what could the state gain if the people
should concentrate all effort to make
Iowa known the world over? This Is
thought for every Iowan who has
the interests of this great common
wealth at heartily the Iowa State
Wide Publicity Commission.)
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-28
TRIP TO
STATE FAIR
Another Opportunity for Crawford
County Boys to Join State Fair
: Boys Camp This Year.
AN ESSAY CONTEST CONDUCTED
County Superintendent Chairman Of
Local Committce-Aii Interested
Should Call on Chairman.

Des Moines, April 2O-(special to
the Reyiew)-Eyery farm boy in Iowa
between the ages of Is and 10 years
who has not. previously been men,
Der OF tho State Fair Boys camp has
an opportunity for free trip to the
Iowa state fair and exposition at Des
Moines this year, August 25th to Sep
tember 3D.. This is the opportunity
which is annually offered to farm boys
by the state fair management to attend
the fair and become members Of the
state fair camp.
There is also contest open to the
boys who have been members of prev
ious state fair camps. In this con.
test free trip is offered to the two
boys who have been members OF
previous state fair camps who induce
the greatest number OF contestants to
enter the contest for the free trip to
the 1915 Iowa state fair.
AS has been the custom, an essay
contest is to be conducted in each
county in Iowa, the subject selected
being, "Why Expect to be Farm
err" The essay will be judged by a
local committee of which, in most in
stances, the county superintendent Of
schools is chairman and the one writ
ing the best essay will be entitled to
a free trip to the Iowa state fair
II the boys are to enter the contest
they must have their applications in
to their county chairman on or before
May 18th. The essay must not be
less than 500 words nor more than
1000 words and must be filed with the
local chairman not later than June
lst. This local committee will decide
who is the winner in the local contest.
The committee In each county will
then forward the first and second
prize essays to A. II. Corey. secretary
Of the Iowa State Board of Agricul-
ture, Des Moines. The executive
committee Of the Iowa state fair will
examine these essays and make Sc.
lection of the one entitled to first
rank. The winner of this contest will
be the delegate at large. The altern.
ate from this county will be entitled
to the free trip from that county. With
contests In every county of the state,
with one delegate at large and the
two delegates who win out in the con-
test for securing the most entries,
there will be 1902 Iowa boys in all who
will be the guests OF the state fair
management.
These boys will make up the state
fair camp. The camp which has been
such a popular institution with Iowa
boys since its first Inauguration in
1912, will be under the direction of
the same leaders as heretofore MIR.
Fred N. Hansen of the state Y. NJ. C..
A., will cooperate with the state fair
management and will have immedi-
ate supervision of the boys through
out the fair. He will be assisted by
other Y. M. G. A. men experienced in
camp work.
All boys interested in this contest
should get in touch with their local
chairman, in most instances the cOun-
ty superintendent of schools or else
write to A. r. Corey, Secretary. Iowa
Department Of Agriculture, Des
Moines, Iowa, for information CON
cerning the contest.