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, 1915-02-24

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Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-09
BETTER PICTURES
 IS AIM OF ROYAL

Tho Royal has selected a special program if Universal and Licensed pictures for today The best pictures is becoming the order at the Royal and the residents of the district are not slow 1n finding 1t out For today "1he Better Father" is a stirring two part drama of the life of the city -ha Eiograh dram~ The New Re porter is strong play of the press The Comedy drama The Wall Be- tveeu" gives the Sterling Company good opportunity to show their talent Slippery Slim and Mustang Pete are in bad again when Sophie Pulls a Good One"
 By special request the management has booked the Lubin feature master piece "The Lion and the Mouse' for Friday night The biz special fea. ,ure is iu six massive parts It has been shown at the Royal before but at uucoIou requests of those who failed to see this produduou the Iran aeereut decided to again show this great picture Friday
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-09
HE NEVER KNEW ARIZONA NOW
 VAS DRY
One Man Found Who. Honest ly Did Not Know That the clatC Was Now Dry; His DlIema Explained.

That man who has been too busy in the past three or four months. or too euerossel in Che country auairs generally to pay attention 10 occur louces iu Che state ol Arizona has cen found Yesterday mouiue few minutes before l2 he walked into lhe shatuuck stand on Brewery Gulch end asked, casually. for Manhattan
 "Doc" Gamble was standing behind
 Che mahogany at che time His eyes opened wide He was. to say the least surprised. lie looked the .woud-ba purchaser over several min utes Then
 How would a Dry Martini strike you.'
 ! Fine" came the answer and the look of anticipation which filtered m- Go bis optics was proof of Che fac. that he was eNpeodue what he asked | Seeing the tolidity with which the customer took .he matter Gamble
 started 70 laugh. Tae whisper had
 gone around the room by this time
 that some one was in who didn't
 know the state had gone dry. He
 was a curiosity and was regarded as such
 After considerable explanation h' was convinced chat Arizona was real .ly drw and that Mauhattans Martins dry or wet were things Of histor . and private bunets
 The wouldbe purchaser after en joyiue Che laueh on himself nlorme, Che proprietor that be was not al together to blame as be had not beel 1 .in the state for some time. hayini only arrived yesterday morning iron [ jhe east and was playing tn bisbc 2 Iasf evening. 8t the opera house
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-09
HERE OF MEXICAN
 LEADERSHIP
CayetanO Sanchez Rodriguez, Who Alleges He Is the Presi-. dent of Mexico, Subject to ln- yestigation.

Bisbee has been sIgnaly compli. mented In fact no city in the United States has been SO fortunate or yica- vera, in many years as has the big Arizona copper camp For during the past three days Cayetane Sanchez h-'r 'suez. who claims to be the pres ideL5 Of Mexico, has been in the dis.
 rict The fact that he is in the cus- tody of the Lowell police officials does not alter the firststated facts.
 Rodriguez "blew" into Bisbee sey- eral days ago. The exact date of his arrival has not been made plain and the interpretation did not extract this useful bit of information from the presidency claimant He says he came to Bisbee from Tucson and that he was on his way to Warez where his followers were and from where he would make triumphant march to the federal district of Mex ico and sit, as were his just dues. iu the ancient palace of the Montezumas
 Saturday evening the President was seen acting in a peculiar manner in Bakerville Several residents be- came alarmed at the Presidents hair which seemed of texture horsetajlis and would not lay on his head pre- ferring to stand at a decided angle Moreover the executives looks gem erally initiated against much conf. deuce of an official character being reposed in him.
 Finally two Bakeryille men en- gagged Rodguirez in conversation and induced him to come to Lowell where he should interview the Presideute of the Plaza Judge Smith In lieu ot Judge Smith the Bakeryille resident turned the claimant over to Joe Hod ges and Billie Brakefield. He was given a berth in the Lowell jail over Sunday
 Yesterday morning the man wa. examined and. though be was in no way violent his words were very strange The Lowell officers do mol ! feel that he is necessarily crazy be cause he claims to be the president l Of Mexico They declare that would |carry too much precedent with it and condemn @ large number Of resi- dents of Mexico to utter oblivion, iT the United States. and besides. would eliminate one Of the neighbor repub . lies fayorite indoor sports
 The officials euGeayored to deter mine where the claimant entered th, , United States They asked hin 'through wha, part he entered and Inc answered he came through the DOT of Guaymas. The immigration au .thouues at Naco have been commu
 nicated with and will be asked to in
 vesigate the case. before anythinl :. further is done with the man by tho
 local officials
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-09
MURDERED MAN ONCE LIVED IN BISBEE
 HAS RELATIVES HERE
Peter Sc.lk Who Was Killed Near Wenden Last Thursday, Has Two NepheWs Residing in the District.

With tbe receipt of coufrmatory in- formation of the killing near Wenden 0n March 4. of Peter scilk the first news here of which was published ia Saturdays Review the fact comes to light that the deceased was once a resident of the city and leaves two nephews here. The two uephcws arc Tom scIk and Ed schilk, brothers who are well known here.
 Scuk was a native of Roscommon lVreland but he had lived in the United States matter Of forty years He has mined for a number of years be- Ing engaged in that line of work i1 Cananea in 1906 during the riots ! there
 Later scilk was in Bisbee and lived st the Doyle House. scilk has lived near Wendeu for some years posses
 sing a fine piece of ranch property | He has ranched and mined in ldahr and other states previous to bis ar rival in Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-09
LOWELL s PROGRAM
 FOR TONIGHT IS GOOD

Local moving picture fans have be- come great admirers Of Viuuaph pro ductous and when it is announced 'hat their films are to be shown it is am assurance Of a packed house and now they come out with the tre. meudous headl.ner. "The Ten Mill ion Dollar Vitagraph Mystery" which win be exhibited in three installmcnt exclusively at the Lowell theatre
 Part J. "Treachery in the Clouds wul De presented on next saturdu night March la. "The Treasure Tem- pie Of Bhosh' on Saturday March 20 and "A Race For Life' on Saturday March 27
 In this remarkable series consist
 ing of only three mstauments are
 uch sterling performers as Clara
 Ilimball Young L Rogers Lytton
 Charles Brown supported by an ez- cauuonauy strong aggregation of the famous Vitaaraph stars Commeuc. ing on Wednesday March IT, the Low ] eu will open the worlds greatest se- ! 'raI story "The Master Key" This marvellous story was slated for the ! Lowell tAi- Wednesday but owing to the enormous demand for this picture
 in the city of Los Angeles. it will be ! held there for another weeks run ] It win positively open a. the Lowell ] Wednesday, March IT, For touigh. 'he Lowell has a good aIl-round pro zram iniudiug a special two E>r. feature "Tul Death Do Us Part s Geo. Ade Fable. a Vitagraph comed, and a splendid dramatic subject by ! the Edison Company
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-09
FROST BITE Nr9s SOLDIERS

LONDON. Mar S-The total mum ber of cases of trosthite reported in tho BrIuah army on the continent iH officially given as 9ll5.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-09
BIG SMOKER IS WELL
 RECEIVED AT THE '
DroD-in Smoker Feature Event of the Associations So-
 CiaI Week.

The dropin smoker, given at the Y. M. c. A. on Saturday night last under the auspices of the social work committee. carried out a magnificent program. The large audience was SO pleased that applause greeted every number in its turn The function was voted by all to have been one of the most enjoyable events of the season
 The committee in charge should be congratulated on its work in secur- ing volunteer talent to sufficiently make these events the successes they were. The program rendered follows Piano Solo Griffith Williams Band Concert Copper Queen Band Motion Pictures
 Wrestling Match Dave Williams ys
 Roy McAllister
 Vocal solo Ralpt Brown . Motion Pictures
 Pones & Harmonica Geo Grogan Piano Solo Mr. Mulliear Motion Pictures
 R Glenn presided at he piano Red hot frankfurts. buns and coffee were served Apples, tobacco and pipes finished the rerreshments Al a late hour the smoker broke up and am en- lhusiasuc bunch went home to rest.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-09
DOUGLAS BISBEE FLIGHT FOR
 JULY 4
Former Bisbeeite to Loop the Loop With Mover as a Pass enger, During Celebration Here.

Though Mayor Adams has not been interviewed on the subject. it may be reasonably expected that on the next Fourth of July the mayor may be seen as the passenger of a loopng- theloop monoplane. if Che plans of William w. Eichler matgrialize. For the airman has written to the Com- mercial Club offering his services. and those of specially constructed monoplane. for next summers lude- pendeuce Day celebration
 Eichler is a product Of Bisbee. liv- ing here many years and leaving the District to enter the aviation game several years ago. He has followed the game and Is said to have become quite proficient in his line The let- ter follows
 Los Angeles Warren District Commercial Club, Bisbee
 Gentlemen
 have under construction a fast two passenger monoplane. of a type that is doing such fine work .in Eu- rope at the present time As ] ann a Bisbee product ! am naturally anN- ious Co make flight from Bisbee to Douglas on the Fourth Of July next carrying as a passenger your Honor able Mayor The flight will take about as many minutes each way as there are miles. That is if it Is twenty-seven miles to uouslas it will take that many minutes 10 make the trip.
 Now the monoplane is a rare thing in this country It is faster and much more graceful than the old type Of biplane. and from my past expert ence. l have chosen the monoplanc to attempt the looptheloop may give you some thrills in leaps and upside down flying. with a passeueer pref. erably the Mayor something which has never been attempted in the state of Arizona.
 If you would be interested iu ser. ies of flights. consisting of a series of flights 70 Douglas and some loops pn route ] would be glad To take il u1 with you at once. .i.
 Very truly yours
 Wm w. Tichler
 It is not known whether Eichle- has anything particularly against Bis bees mayor or not From the tenor of the letter the aviator has some thing i'm store for any mayor tha Bislce might have.
 Mayor Adams has not been consult ed regarding the trip on an uDsid. down aeroplane but if the eEecuuF. feels like the majority of other land folks he will not attempt to ride th. Ereezes 10 the extent proHcred.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-09
Is a Powerful
 Influence in Blood
Works With a Definite Pur. pose and Is a Known
 Antidote.

Thrrc are some tmugs m medicine tha. are certain aud definite They do t1c work s. &. s. ls one of these rrlahle and s known auudoia for al blood troubles Mure than hGt it ls harm Joss. Gr lt does bot hurt the stomach, does not infect the bones and joints, nor loes u alter tUe integrity of the nerve
 and spine. But it does sweep through The blood. powerful searching. eIoaus Ing luHuenca, remarkable for results and tremendous g0uef ,o taUsc who suAer le humilm tom of skin eupions.
 Nearly an sickness is due Co sluggish llaad. And il you let x. S S. baiue your rstem win it- Vuderlui influence yoW nervous troubles, goHr wan. weary l1dod Ustloss. Uleloss body W.N revive and be come .o renewed with the sense of enjoy glIp hoaIh you WlII scarcely know your salf p7.y S E. s. today. Gr. a bottle 4 any drug .lge. V Wal pnt you m gour 1ct hop you going all day nnd 0uuMe yHu Go alrcp sound and resiiui S g. is mot "dopc. uot ph}sic bul a uHe hacius pmtfyue medicine nut is sure [. do you a world ol good.
 H s iuff what y0u need $ i Dreinrtd by 1Nr Swift Sprcilr Co. dl swim Udc Auuuia, Ga and h yuu are troubled wiih any stubborn blood dis'ase fholr medletl department win guide you
 anlr Go health Write them.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-09
VISITS AND TAXES OLD
 RESIDENT
Mrs. ] G PritChard, Long Resi- dent of Warren and Noted for AM That Is Good, Dies of Pneumonia.

When death late Sunday evening ] took Go its own Mrs. J q. Pritchard. the Warren District had reason for grief TO her many friends in the District those of long standing and newly made. the news came as a sud den pall The we'll known woman died at her home as Che result of @ serious attack of the grippe which turned into pneumonia.
 Long a resident of the District 7l. ways active in whatever good there might be abroad for thc uplif' of any one and everyone, friend of Che poor and needy. as we'll as those who were more fortunate and deyout Christian in every sense of the word Mrs. Pritchard win be mouroed by many
 Mrs Pritchard had been resident Of Hisbee since 1887 She was mp Go tbe very end ever mindful of the needs and happiness of others and in her years of residence accom- plisbe7 untold good and aid among 1 residents of the district through her . kindly minisrations Surviving her are the bcreaved husband and l daughter Mrs Robert Wilson
 The deceased was born i'm Wales Nov 23 1S49 She came to the United States with her parents thoy settling ou a farm near Utica N N. . where she grew 70 vomauhood Tn 1869 she met her future husband and in 1873 tlav were married and went to live n Middle GmndvGe N F. Tn 7g7t,tbebc went to RocF,and Que hec Can. and later iu that province MT rritchard took mp mis i1narr v0rl, and completed a college course which prepared him To be ordaine' a minister He then became pastor of a church at San Sylvester One bee. where they were for three years. and later for three years at pauvUe Quebec Tn 1887 MT Prltch ard was selected to come to Bisbee and they moved herb he con1uc.u
 union church services in the 0l lli brarv building and actiU1 as ibraril0
 Mrs Pritchard was active In church and fraternal work during aH of .the years of her residence here and was greatly beloved by al who knew her. Al the time O finer death she wa. ohanlaiu of tne Disbea chap fer Eastern Star. under the auanioa O. which order her funeral win raE. place Wednesday afternoon at o'clock from Che Masonic Temple Rev J. E. Fry uWei7tiu-
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-09

Rene Viviani, the French premier, works fifteen hours a day. He has adopted the American plan of living and at noon takes only fifteen min utes for lunch. In a recent interview Viviani declared that France would "war to the end without mercy"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-09
Very truly yours
Wm w. Eichier

Export steel orders for frat bali of February were over 150,00o0oo tons.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-09
HAIR COMING OUT?

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 Dandruff causes feyerish rrlta- ton of the scalp. the hair roots shrink. loosen and then the hair comes out fast To stop falling hair at once and rid the scalp of every parti
 cIe of dandruff get a 25-cent bottle of Dauderine at any drug store pour a little in your hand and rub lt into the scalp. After a few applications the hair stops coming out and you can't find any dandruff. Adyt
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-09
ARMSTRONG ReMlrs

PHOENIX Mar S-A telegram to Auditor Callaghan from Armstrong at Omaha, says he has mailed funds in the amount of S135O. 10 be used in payment of the Bowie Bank losses and that balance of amount to clear the situation win be forthcoming at am early date.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-09
Our Easy Payment PIan

seems to suit everybody It's pOpu. lar because we enable you 10
 Get a Home Be the landlords slave no longer. Strike out for freedom We will help you if you will let us Our Homes at Any Price You Want to Pay are just the thing for you Take your wife to look at them. She will be de- lighted with the prospects of owning one of them.
 List your property with us for quick selling
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-09
MAMrEp

Clean cotton rags at Review office
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-19

ucl Chavez but am OF them except the
lieutenant colonel and some officers
deserted ou thc march bcg 10 au
Your attention 10 Capt ~ n Lewis.
Firm infantry whose efficiency was
OF great service to me Tn cyacultmg
the town and in conducting the train
Go Fort Union.
Colonel Canby's Opinion
IN the opinion Of Colonel Candy
the native people with few exceptions
were loyal, but apatheuc in DISPOSE
tion, and would adopt any measures
which We're necessary for the defense
of thc territory with great hardness
looking with greater concern 10 their
private and often petty interests. and
delaying on defeating the objects Of
the government by their personal or
political quaTels I'm Candy judg-
ment IL was very questionable whether
a sufficient force for the defense Of
the territory could be raised within it's
limits and he placed no reliance upon
amy volunteer force which could De
raised unless strongly supported uy
regular troops The most to Doe hoped
for from the native soldicry was the
occupation of two or three important.
points which could be fortified and
held by this class Of raw troops until
the policy of the government with rc-
gard TO New Mexico had been settled
and expressed In this opinion Gem
eral Candy was supported by eNTpres-
sions from prominent New McN.eans
and army officers Of long residence iu
tho country
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-19

Washington. Dec rs The federal
quarantine agaipst shipments from
foreign countries Of irish potatoes at-
fectcd with powdcry scah was remov-
ed today hy AN order of the depart
mcnt OF agriculture effective January
f. Canadian potatoes may be shipped
into the United States without certiti-
taton under am arrangement with the
Canadian minister Of agriculture. In
spcctTnu MT ports oft entry of potatoes
from other countries will continue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-19

Michael cudohN who 10 lhe agc Of
WcutV-uIue succeeds hI= father n
md management uf the great CudahN
Interests. expressed the following s"n-
umcut gathered nom hs experience
and observation "a man can't tango
all msht a& uiehta in the week. and
expect 60 compete with thc brains Of
thc follow Who bats me feathers from
10 b. m. DO g o M
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-19

TIM JovRNAL takes and priats
4 httg hours and thirty mln-
utes 20 exclusive Associated Press
leased wire service each week.
no other newspaper published 10
New Mexico takes more has
twenty four hours 81 Associated
Frras service during Che week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-19

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-19
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