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Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1915-10-21
fed, start your treatment tonight.
25c. a bottle.
CHARLES. ALTERNATELY.

A Wedding that came as quite
a surprise to their many friends
was that of Rev. K. M. Charles to
Miss Belle Alternately, which c.
Cured at the home of the brides
last Tuesday afternoon at 6 O'Clock
The ceremony was performed by
Prof. W. G.:Dillon.
The bride is one of Tracy City's
noble young women having been
the assistant postmistress here
for some time and: was liked by
all who knew her.
The groom, Rev. Charles, is a
membe of the Tennessee Con-
ference M. E. Church South and
at present is located at Loretta,
Tenn, to which place the
happy couple left for last Tues
day.
Mrs. Grundy extends congratu-
lations.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1915-10-21
WANT TO HELP CHEESE
. MAKERS.

O B. Knox, assistant Industrial
agent of N. G. ST. Ry. and Mr..
Willis A. Nelson. of the Railway
industrial Department were in Tracy
City Tuesday to confer with Mr..
Marugg regarding the promotion OF
the Cheese maxi g industry at the
Swiss Colony.
The new management OF this Raj
way is very active and anxious
to give Intelligent assistance to-
wards the promotion OF all indus,-
rles in its territor,. There is 2 ca,
demand for Cheese as made by the
Swiss Colony people. 1t is p'opos-
ed to establish a central Cheese
creamery il any community on the
mountain that will guarant the
required number OF milk cows to
support it. The department pro-
poses to furnish 90 immunity
bull OF the short horn mixer breed
thereby rather improving the bee
qualities in the present herds aud at
the same time insuri"g a breed tina
will produce large qua thy of milk.
Parties interested in such projec,
should consult with Mr.. Martin Ma
rugg. or write direct.to MIR. Knox
III Nashville.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1915-10-21
A Clogged System
Needs Attention

Are YOU bilious, dizzy and
listless F.! DR.. Kings New Life Pills
taken at once seizes upon consti-
patton and stars the bowels NOV
ing naturally and easily. More
ov r it acts without gripping.
Neglect of a clogged system often
leads to most serious complication.
Poisonous matters and a body
poorly functioning need immedi-
late attention. If you wish to
wake up tomorrow morning
happy in mind and entirely salts
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1915-10-21
SHOOK 81
WITHHELD G

One Of the best games of foot.
ball that Tracy Citians have had
the pleasure Of witnessing was
that of today when Shook School
defeated the fast Whitwell team
by score of 81 90. 1t was a
8 Apply game and our boys did
themselves proud, tearing great
! oles IN the enc ny's flank.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1915-10-21
SHOOK EDGEFIELD 0

The Shook SC hool defeated Edge
field High School here last Fri
day by a score of Y to 0. 1t was
was more of a practice game for
our boys as Edgefeld didn't know
how the game was played.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-09

ger, De Russy and kamehameha have
sent assurances of hearty support and
every sign points to an evening OF
gayety such as has seldom been seen
in gay Honolulu. .-.... /.
The care that has marked the dis
tribution of tickets has been the nee
essary assurance to society, and the
object Of the ball may not be denied
as to its worthiness. The ladies at
the head of arrangements feel that
they have chosen the date most hap.
PLY coming as it does just after the
lull that always follows on the holi.
days and just prior to the Carnival
season that makes such demands on
society and the service both as to time
and patronage. ~
Applications for tickets will be re-
ceiyed either by Mrs. E. v. Smith,
Fort Shafter, or Lieut.. j. d. Reardan
at Gen. Carriers headquarters in the
Young hotel. These applications
whether made by mail, in person or
by telephone will receive prompt con-
sideration. No tickets will be placed
on general sale but must be applied
for by the person desiring to use them.
- - - T.. ..=
From the Mainland Papers. -.
The recent announcement of the en-.
gagement of Miss Helen Sewer Spald.
ing and Ensign Howard Douglas Bode,
which caused not little excitement in
local social circles was of much in
terest to San Francisco society folk.
The following clipping, in regard to
the engagement, is from the San Fran
cisco Chronicle OF December q.
"One of the interesting announce.
ments OF the week was the engage
ment of Miss Helen SEWER Spalding
OF Honolulu and Ensign Howard
Douglas lode, United states navy.
Inc news was told through notes re-
ceiyed Wednesday by the prospective
bride many TRENDS in thIs elty.
Both MISS Spald4ng and ner nance
are well known neIe. ensign Bode is
attached 10 the san Diego ana was
here several months ago when that
snip, then called TIE south uakota,
was the scene or much QeIIghIrul en-
tertalnment. MISS Spaiolng also was
here during a part oI the IIIne, haS-
luS COuS h1Iu uCT pdTSutS W SltyOy
mvnln's stay at the Palace In June,
and sue Was lnCIuGeu Al a majority "a
Tie aIIalrs given ON the SCUM DanoIa.
lne romance ia IacI oates from Lnal
time.
- he bride-elect is a remarkably
pretty girl vi the sIenuer blonde type.
one nas never Inaue a formal deDul,
and when here last summer II was
planneu lnaL sue snouIIs We numDere1
selnong fIhe Duos of TINS winter In no.
nOltilu. Sne has, however, aeciued TO
take only an inlurnIal part In the gave
ties OF me season. her home III the
llsianos mas been the scene of much
uelignIfuI hospitality. Une OF the "a
write forms OF amusement In which
she lndulges Is riding, parties OF ~
or more VINO enjoy TINS form Of sport
being held throughout the year. Miss
Spalding has travelled extensively and
for several years past with her par
ents has made an annual visit to San
Francisco and other cities Of the coast.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-09

-HE army ladies whose portraits
are shown today are not the only
ladies at Fort Shafter who have
been diIigent in promoting the mas
querade ball to take place at that
post next Tuesday evening at $3.50
o'clock. On the contrary, the list OF
those assisting embraces every name
in that garrison whether that indi-
yidual's husband 6r father be of the
End Infantry or OF the Signal Corps
or Engineers. The ball Is, however,
the plan adopted by the End Infantry
branch of the Army Relief Society to
raise sum for the funds Of that wor-
thy organization.
Mrs. Francis II. French, the wife of
Col. French, is the local president and
the other ladies grouped around her
are the principal assistants chosen to
carry out the plans of the regimental
branch.
Mira. b. Walker Atkinson heads the
supper committee, Mrs. Michael j.
Lenihan will direct the affairs OF the
committee on arrangements Of hall
and decorations, while Mrs. Erneste
". Smith is in charge of ticket sales
and distribution.
Each Of these committee heads has
called to her side numerous matrons
and maids, and Mrs. Lehman will
have, In addition, number of the
bachelor officers Of the post to aid in
draping flags and otherwise adding to
the attractiyeness Of the assembly
room q the headquarters building
where the ball will take place. Mrs.
Smiths assistants in ticket sales will
be the Misses Eleanor Lehman, Cath
crime Lenihan, Rosenbaum, Scott and
Halloran, with Miss Lila Mcdonald as
specially in charge Of sales in HonU
lulu.
Society In the city has taken a
keen interest in the ball and the sale
Of tickets has been large. The posi-
bilities NJ unlimited fun are unbound
ed and the pleasure-loving element Of
both aeiyilian and service circles is
keen for the party. Col. Kennon's fine
regimental band will be present in full
force and the band Of the End that
always Is enjoyable will have a guam
tity Of the very newest dance music
IN its repertoire.
An arrangement that will be appre-
ciated BY many Of the subscribers to
the ball viii; be that whereby every
car at the Fort Shafter terminus Wilt
be met by vehicles beginning with the
car that leaves Fort and King streets
at Sis. This service will be abso-
lutely without charge to subscribers
and viii continue throughout the eve
ming. Indeed there viii be but one
charge for the entire arrangements as
the supper win be included in the
price Of admission tickets and that
price has been set at the most moder
ate figure Of 81.
Remembering the hearty support
that the service people at Shafter
have always given to similar objects.
society In Honolulu has been counted
on TO be present at the bali and tho
many dinners that are planned for
that evening prove that this support
OF the entertainment may be depended
upon. Schofield Barracks, Forts Ru
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-09
SOCIAL CALENDAR.

The AII-States Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Frazier's
Dance ..~
Mr.. and Mrs. George 6eekIey 70
Leave for the Mainland.
The Carnival Ball Subscription Din
ner at the Country Club. -
Society Night at the Skating Rink.
Mrs Frederick J. lowrey Entertains.
Engagement Announced.
Series Of Dansants at the Country
Club. II. ....*.
Entertain for Mrs. Charles w. Booth.
Mrs. =. NJ. SWanzy Entertains.
Dance at wailele. -.
Meeting Of the Buckeye Club.
Luncheon for Miss 6alIentyne.
Tea for Miss Violet Makee.
Cinner for Princess kalanianaole.
Luncheon for Mrs. e. Booth.
Surprise for Mrs. Philip Peck.
Col. and Mrs. Reynolds Entertain.
Miss clemenee Gifford's Dance.
Miss Alice Cooke to Entertain.
Mrs. A. Gartley's Luncheon. -.
- - -
Dansants at the Country Club.
Since early fall society in San Fran
cisco has attended dansants at the
Palace and st. Francis hotels as we'll
as at the various Country clubs.
Dansants are now becoming popu-
lar in Honolulu and series Of four OF
them is to be given at the Country
club commencing with this afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Gum is to be in charge Of
the entertainments and 1t is expected
that there will be large gathering
at the club today. Members of the
Country Club have been invited to the
affair and they have the privilege OF
bringing their friends.
The Country club is one of the most
popular places for dances and every
time cards are issued for an entertain,
ment there the guests accept with
alacrity. There is something about
the cool breeze and lures one to the
dance. ~ ....
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-09

Subscription Dinner at the Country
Club. t.. -.
A number of the society folk are
planning a subscription dinner at the
Country Club ON Tuesday evening. The
diners will be dressed in fancy COS
tunes, for the supper party is to be
followed by the masquerade ball al
Fort Shafter which is being given for
the Army Relief fund. The guests al
the dinner will include for the most
part members of the army and navy
SET. l.. ~. -.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
BLUE SKY
 LAW PERMITS WILL
 EXPIRE ON JUNE 30
Investment Companies Which Want to Sell Their Capital Stock Must Then Apply Anew for Privilege.

PHOENIX, June 14.-The corpora ton commission desire that all pub,i- city possible be given to the fact chat permits heretofore granted under Ari- zona's blue sky low permitting inc vestment companies to sell their cap ital stock expire at che end of the fiscal year which is June 30th
 About two hundred and sixty such permits have been granted by the commission since the law was enacJ- ed and statute requires that a report must be made at Che time applications for renewal of the permit is made showing the amount of stock hereto. fore sold under the permit as well as the general Financial condition of the nvestemnt company Not only must the company make a re- newal for their stock selling privu. eges but stock selling agents who
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
.BISBEE P, Q, TOLD OF
 WAR ZONE BUSINESS
Parcels Post Ready for Busi- ness Except in a Few
 Localities.

A new order from the postmaster generals office in Washington was re- ceived by tine local post office notify ing them that parcels post business had been resumed with an countries in the postal union. with the eNcep- ton of Belgium. Turkey and the northern and norteastern parts of France
 The parcels post business was dis continued with these countries short ly after tho declaration of war by Germany last August and the resum- ing Of business is looked upon by pos tal authorities here as am indication that business relations are considered sounder at the present time than they have been since the war began. This order affects Bisbee especially since there are so many foreigners here who have friends and relatives Tn the coun- tries torn by strife
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
PIGEON RACE.

One of the prettiest pigeon races yet to be pulled off by Blsbee bird fanciers, occurred Sunday when about 60 birds were entered in a race from Malpais to this city. The feature of the race was the spectacular sneak away of three pigeons owned by D. Thompson, another of his birds finish ing fourth. The birds were liberated a a. m. and it was just l1:4O when the winner flew into the loft on Tomb stone Canyon. TWO other of the same flock winged home five minutes later. It was one hous and five minutes later when the fourth bird came in, closely followed by the bunch Next Sun days race should be a good one. as on that day the race will be from Fl Paso. with the old birds contestins for the last time this season The following Sunday there will be a race of the young birds from Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
BISBEE BOYS BAND
 PLANS FOR FOURTH
VIII Hold Independent Celebra- ton if City Fails
 tO Have One.

That the Bisbec Boys Band win hold an independent celebration Of their own whether or not the city of Bisbee goes ahead with the usual procedure of the Fourth of July holidays or not was decided at the last band practice.
 Band Leader Wilkins stated tha. the boys were getting along better than ever before and were capable o. rendering a program of high charo, ter. He said that the band now num- bers % pieces a saXaphone and a cor net having been added Go the number lat the last meeting The plans for tho Independence Day celebration will be further developed after something more definite is learned as to the part the city win expect them Co take.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
REPRESENTING APPARATUs.

Thos. Baird, representing the Anne rican-La France Fire Engine Company of California. was in the city yester- oay Interviewing the members of the City Council and the members of the fire department He has just placed a six cylinder combination hose and chemical wagon with the fire depart ment of Nogales. It will have 1O5 horse power engine and win be del iyered there within a few weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
NOTICE OF SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That at the Council Chamber in the 7ity Hall, Bisbee, Arizona. at o. lock P Mo of the 17Lh day of June. 1915, the undersigned will offer for sale to the highest bidder, at not less than the appraised value thereof un. Ter the provisions of See. 53OS Civil Code of Arizona 1913, the following escribed lots of land, to-wit:
 Lots 25, 26 and 27. in Block num- 5ered 20 of the Bisbee Townsite, ac- cording to the official map thereof on Tle and of record in the office of the County Recorder of Cochise County. ArizOna
 l. C. E. ADAMS,
 Trustee Of the Townsite of Pisbee
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
DAMON AND PYTHlAs.

The great Pythias play of Damon and Pythias win be presented Saur- day night at the Lowell theatre for the benefit of Knights and their fami- lies This is wonderful eXemplif- action Of true pythian ideals and should be seen by every Knight Aside from this will be seen moving pictures of the Lusitania leaving New York on its Inflated trip Frohmau, the eminent theatrical magnate, and others are plainly seen on the deck Of the great oceanIiner
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15

hold licenses must have their license renewed on Or before July l.
 Althoueh nothing official was made Ia record in the corporation commis- sion it is known that usuebr of the existing permits will be cancelled uu- less the finances of certain investment companies in question are placed on an ahirmaJiFe basis Hearings would have been ordered during this month had not the law automatically re- quired investment companies to make a showing to the commission before the close of the month. At that time the commissioners will enter orders denying renewals in such cases as they deem advisable Co so act
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
-ooopRlcH co. RePREsENTATIVE

Mr. NcKiusey. state representative or the Goodrich Rubber Co, was in the city yesteday visiting the local agents. the Bistee Auto Co, yesterday lie youche that conditions Jhroa t- out the state are better at the present, time than they have been since the breaking out of the great war, and are especially prosperous iu his line.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
NO FLIRTING HERE.

That the pretty waitresses who serve the trade of the Blatz Restau- rant wiil not allow th4 young men
 they serve to call them pet names was thoroughly demonstrated Sunday when one flip young fellow called one of the girls honey" and was landed upon SO hard that he fell 10 the floor. and wishing to give him further pun. ishment she used her dainty toe un- til the unlucky, would-beloyer yelled
 for mercy However, the boy was a good sport and sent the young lady of the violent temper beautiful boquet of choice flowers. to express his high respect and guarantee more gentemanlike treatment in the future
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
VISITS PEARCE.

Gus Hickey and family motored ( Pearoe yesterday where MT Hicke went Go pay a visit Co the work no, being done on the Commonwealth E, tension property in which he is inte' ested He reports that the recer work has opened mp a good body o ore He brought back several san ples with him which show conside able horn silver He returned b. way Of Tombstone
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
FOR ROAD WORK.

Cochise County will receive Sl3OO out of the $1OOOo appropriated for use on the Borderland highway, ac- cording to advices received by Coun- ty Engineer Ryan. It is expected that about $l,OOO will be used in the repair of the road between Douglas and th0 state line, and the balance between the mouth of Tombstone Canyon across the divide and Tombstone and these two places are in greater need of repair than any others on the route.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
RETURN FROM COLLEGE

Miss Florence and Barbara Watkins the popular daughters of the Y. M. C. A. secretary, A. w. Watkins, returned Sunday night from Downer college. where they have been student for tlc past year Both young ladies arc graduates of the Bisbee high school Miss Florence will be senior next year and take her degree, bachelor of arts at the end of the term. She intends to become a teacher of Latin in one Of the high schools of .he statc when she has finished Miss Barbara will be a Sophomore next year.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
MSS HoncsoN HOME
Adyt

Miss Gladys Hodeson. the charm ng daughter of Captain Hodgson, of he Copper Queen company, returned sunday night from the Milwaukee oowner College where she has been aking a course with a view o' seour- la the degree of Bachelor of Arts Hiss Hodgson has now finished her sophomore year. She vii, graduate aar after next Herbert Hodgson, u1vu here among Che social circles 1t the city for his pleasing personal ry, win return home tonight He has been taking course in mining in the university of Wisconsin at Madison Wisconsin,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
VISITS FORMER HOME.

B, F. Graham, who was a resident of Risbee several years ago and was engaged in the furniture business here. was a visitor here yesterday on his way from Douglas to Tucson. MT. Graham is at present engaged in the lumber business in Oregon.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
-oAkLEY RETuRNs.

D. w. Oakley, assistant postmaster oI the local office. returned Saturday from his annual vacation. Mr. Oa l ley spent his time travelling over Co., chise county looking at the different mining properties He states that the way copper is soaring he believes that there are some geod fortunes to be made and that being the case. he wants to be among the lucky ones
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
FROM COAST.

J. F. Miller until recently manager of large Los Angeles cafeteria. has arrived in the city and will remain here indefinitely Miller who was for some years owner proprietor of well-known Portland Ore, dairy lunch establishment is contemplating en- tering a similar business enterprise in Bisbee
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
sPlRELLA coRsETs

A cool comfortable corset for sun
 mer wear Boued with a yentilauv. stay, guaranteed for one year against rust or breakage. A complete line oi samples to select from Call or write Mrs. R. N. Gunderson, 19 Tombstone Canyon AT
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
WAIVED EKAMINATIoN.

ATyo HungO who was arrested on a charge Of having held up the Lesson store at McNeal last week waived his preliminary examination before Judge Smith on Saturday and was held un- der bond of $500 to await the action of the Superior Court So far he has been unable to raise the amount of the bond
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
JULY COLOMBIA RECORDS HER

The July sample Columbia record are now here. Come in and hear th entire list, you will enjoy them al There Is the usual good and yarie selection of subjects. Columbia re-, ords are absolutely the best It is a ways a pleasure for us Co play an. Columbia record for you Beynold Music and Gift Shop Main Street phone e1. 46.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
DE. ATKINSON AWAY.

Dr. Atkinson. the presiding elder Of the Methodist church of this district left yesterday for Benson on church work He will continue from there on around his regular circuit through he various towns of the state. He tated that church matters seemed righjer at present in Bisbee than ho ad ever seen them before. The at- endance at both church and Sunday chool was better than it has cen for years
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
HERE FROM RANCH.

Cecil Costello accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Mary Costello and Miss McCann. drove over yesterday from their ranch north of Tombstone and attended to considerable business here
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
HE vAuoHM CLAIM

F. J. Vaughn, George Vaughn, and Waco lsaacson, took @ trip out Go the Vaughn claim on Juniper Flat Sunday. They report that indications are flaw orable to a rich strike in high grado ore. Mr. Vaughn stated that although wild pigeon hunting had been very good the Sunday before that they saw no signs whatever of birds on their trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
pIRTLEvILLE PosTMIsrREse.

Mrs. Nora Jacobs, who will assume charge of the postcdice at Pirteville on July first is spending 8 few days iu this city on a visit to relatives Mrs Jacobs takes the place vacated by Postmaster Langiord Mrs Jacobs will be assisted by her sister Mrs. Mamie Trevitick, who formerly lived in Bisbee
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
BURNS BARNS UP.

This morning about nine o'cloc the horse barn of the Warren Rsnc company caught fire and was burr down before anything could be don 10 save it. The fire started .n the lol , in the northwest corner Of the barr and had made considerable toadwa before it was discovered. There wer. no horses in the bara O, -ae lme an, most of the harness and small art cles were removed before the flame reached them There was considr able hay and erain in the loft tha was destroyed. The loss is estimate at about s4.O00.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
ROAD DISTRICTS

County Ensiueer J. C. Ryan has completed the grants for the 19 road districts into which the Bond Issue Association has divided the county. These grants win be turned over to Secretary Gray today and he will send them to the different districts.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
VoMEN Md WATcH rHE cLocl

WOMEN WHO WATCH THE CLOCK our stores and factories for that .iessed hour when Che days work nds The reason is readily seen. .e nature of their duties too often rift7 them Into Che horrors of all inds Of organic troubles peculiar to romen. causing backache headaches, ervousness and irritabnity Lydia , Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. a 'mple remedy made from roots and erbs, may be relied upon to over ome these troubles.
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