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The Penn's Grove record., 1915-12-10
Honor Leaion Formed.

Honor Legion Formed.
Residents of Camden who have
served in foreign wars have organized
the Washington Honor Legion, the
purpose of which is to furnish the
United States War Department with
a tabulated statement of available
men in case of need. This data will
be turned over to the Government
free of cost.
At the meeting of the veterans the
slogan was Prepare the eagle to pro-
tect the dove of peace" Many in
stances of unpreparedness when war
was declared against Spain were cit
ed, and the confusion that followed as
a result was dwelt upon by a number
of speakers.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-12-10
TeUinu Thinos.

"You can tell more about a woman
by looking at the nan with her than
by looking at her" remarked the Wise
Individual.
'And you'd better tell less about
her." countered the Silly Individual
Judge.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-12-10

Mrs. Abner Plimsoll is so fierce in
her attitude toward the men that she
generally is referred to as the
Cossack."
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-12-10
a

Maddern-I understand inks going
ap.
Blixon-I don't care. l just filed my
fountain pen.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-12-10
GIVE PEOPLE
MORE LIGHT
Publicity Campaign To Reveal
Who Control and Why
PURPOSE is NOT A SECRET
Both Parties in Planning for Next
Year Decide on Wide Publicity
Monument Pottery Co. Intro
duces Music in Works.

Especial Trenton Correspondence.
Trenton.-Both the Republicans
and the Democrats, in girding for the
great battle of next year, have con-
cluded that publicity is the greatest
necessity they must provide for. By
the anne apparent process Of reason
ing the party managers have evident
ly looked upon the enlightenment of
the people as the most essential fea-
ture of the campaign so soon to open
in dead earnest. That may be so.
Perhaps the people of the State have
moi taken that interest in their own
affairs that would assure them know
ledge of conditions as they arise.
There have been u~nmistakable evil
dences that the voters have been list
less and Indifferent. The recent cleo
ton showed hat. But a small percent
age of the total vote of the State ap-
peared in the polling. The Democrats
seemed to be hardest hit in this re-
spect and the statement was made at
the Capitol that if the full party
strength had been polled by the Dem
ocrats the results of the recent cleo
ton might have been very different.
But whether the people voted or
not is not so important as the
of the voting of those who did. The
testimony of the ballots would seem
to support the suggestion that most
Of the voting was done by that large
class of voters who follow blindly the
party gang men. The old methods of
the Machine managers who obtrude
their so-called leadership into the
thickest of the populous centres,
among that class of people who pre-
fer to have someone else do their
thinking and who never rise above
the sordid levels, seem to have SO
woven in and affected the fabric of
government that modern and progress
sive conceptions of civic righteous
ness are lost. 1t was the prophet
Isaiah who said something about "set-
ting up a standard for the people"
but in the whirlpool Of politics as
New Jersey knows politics, the stand
ard is smirched in the mad scramble
for power. The power is exercised,
then, not for the h.etterment c~eon-
ditions of the people, but for the per
%petuation of the power so that selfish
inerests may The better be served.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-12-10
Buried in Scoop of Mud.

Buried in Scoop of Mud.
When a scoop shovel emptied its
load of mud in a scow in the Delaware
Michael Walsh was caught under it
and completely buried. Fellow-work-
men dug him out, unconscious. He is
still in a serious condition from in
juries about the body and head.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-12-10

If wishes were mules most beggars
would have more kicks coming.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-12-10
superficiaI lmpression.

THAT man looks as If he had some
thing on his mind"
YES" replied Miss Cayenne; but
his conversation doesn't sound that
way. He is a walking optical Illusion"
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-12-10

Stops Holiday RaffIes in Trenton.
The Christmas-time practice in
CHANGING off candy, cigars and liquors
will not be permitted in Trenton this
year. Director of Public Safety La
Barre has issued an order to this eff
feet upon complaints that the prac-
tice encouraged children to steal from
their parents.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-12-10

Write Murine Eye Remedy Co.. Chicago
for illustrated Book OF the Eye Free
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-12-10
Music in the Pottery.

Music in the Pottery.
To keep the men from the neigh
borhood saloons where cabaret enter
tainment is provided, the Monument
Pottery Company has installed a pia-
no in its pressing department. Con-
certs are to be enjoyed daily by the
men during the noon lunch hour and
after $50 in the afternoon, when the
days work ends.
The idea of having the piano orig
mated with the men, and when they
put the proposition to Charles W.
Wheelans, the general manager, he
promptly Endorsed it. He felt that
it was far better for the men to have
the music and fun in the shop than
to seek it in the many saloons in
the vicinity. OF the 28 men in the
pressing department, there are six
excellent piano-players and several
fine singers.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-30
EDUCATED WOMEN HELP

LONDON-There are nearly 10000
highly educated women in England
who have registered for work under
the Federation Of University Women,
Among the new positions open to edu7
Gated women that have been supplied
by the Federation are the post of
draughismen i'm an aeroplane factory
due to a knowledge of the higher
mathematics; of expert accountant i'm
an insurance office because of clever
ness at figures and superyisorships i'm
munitions factories given TO trained
social workers. A good part of tho
women registering have offered them
spare time only, and it is hard to find
jobs for those wanting to work por,
tions Of days or alternate days. Tho
secretary Of the Federation explains
also that employers whose male work.
ers have enlisted nave tendency to
undercut the old wage, and these WON
en- do not wish to shave the wages of
The men.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-30

cutcheons are dainty bits-real work
.of art The upholsterine is In exqui-
site shades of gray, and the cushions
are layers of down. in English lans-
down linen enveloped.
Damask lace Is used to edge the
doors and the curtains are of ribbed
white silk Silvermounted, hand
painted medallions ornament the
walls Of the rear compartment, and
embroidered foot-cushions, toilet arti-
Giles In dun silver mountings, gray
leather card cases and other little
vanities are at Maady's finger tips.
Invitation. seven-passenger linn
CUISINE. modestly hides her boudoir
beauty beneath a cloak of blue and
black and gold Tapestried cushions
that bark back to the courteous days.
Old gold damask hangings, taneta cur
tains. softly harmonizing rose and
apricot with mahogony woodwork,
dun bronze fittings, shaped and carved
by hand, a Stygian black carpet-and
a telephone. These are her charm
at glance.
The Chatelaine "a seven passenger
landulet. it a very elegant in Japanese
purple lake and a fashionable shade
of green, combined with black in
patrician coach style The upholstery
is Of reddish tan melton, and all trim.
mings and appurtenances are special
patina. The interior wood finish is
dun rubbed mahogany.
The Duchess, sixpassenger
limousine is just as rich looking and
aristrocatic. in velvety black and an
tique gold with brushed gold metal
trimmings, gold silk door cords, fine
Itapestried upholstering and all that.
The open cars. especially finished
for the show, are not so elaborate as
the enclosed equipages, of course, but
they are smart enough to move i'm the
same company especially the little
dream car, a "1-25" runabout, done in
the early 1916 period in two shades
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-30
SHOW CARS
DISCLOSE ELEGANCE
IN line AND ETAIL
Twelve Cylinder Cars of De-
troit Manufacturers Dis
tinctively Named and Fur
nished Throughout.

In beauty Of finish and Fitness. the
Packard Twin Six show cars this sea-
son are in Keeping with the superla-
tive quality OF the twelve-cyliuder
motor
Some thirtyhve motor carriages
have been especially finished for exc
hibition purposes in various cities.
This number includes cars to be dis.
played exclusively in dealers estab-
lishments during the period covered
by the automobile shows.
After being exhibited in New York.
these cars will be shipped to Philadel-
phia and other cities which have
shows scheduled later in the season.
And in order to give the widest op-
portunity TO view these beautiful
motor carriages. the Packard Compa.
ny has produced duplicates conform
ing in every detail to the original de
sign.
The individuality Of the show cars
is indicated by distinctive names coin.
ed for the exhibition season. The
enclosed cars, i'm particular are the
embodiment Of luxury, dignity ele
gance and good taste.
The Debutante, six passenger
limousine, appears in warm gray with
panels of Veluvine white. The window
frames, which are called reveals in
polite Motordom, are bun maple with
ebony edging The door panel es-
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-30
BURNED TO DEATH ON
LONELY MINING ROAD
WHILE CRIPPLED
Unknown Wanderer Who
Was Suffering From Acct
dent Set Fire to Hay On
Which He Rested.

PHOENIX, Dec 29.-The body of an
unknown man was found last night
near Cline Tanks, on the Black Can
yon road. The man had come TO his
death by burning and every vegtiee
of clothing with the exception of one
shoe and Linen collar had been
burned from the body making identi-
hcotion impossible.
Sheriff Adams aua Undertaken
Whitney drove to the scene of the
tragedy last night and brought the
body to Phoenix. The accident was
reported to the sherin's Office by Dan
Francis, who passed the spot a few
hours after a man named Cavness
had found the man. who was al that
time, injured by a fan from a load
of hay, but who was unable to help
himself or to be removed by Cayness.
who drove on to secure help and who
also reported the occurrence.
1t was at first supposed that the de.
ceased was engaged in freighting hay
or other supplies to the Trbolet mine
and that he fell FROM his load. break
ing his back and shoulder He had
propped himself up beside a bale of
hay when Vayness passed him and
went ON for help after finding that
the man could not be moved. The
aherin's theory Is that he began to
smoke and set FIRE TO his clothing.
Hib body lay twenty feet from where
he had been resting and &c was evil
dent that he had crawled that dis
lance before being overcome by the
flames.
Csness came to the sherins Of
fee this morning and reported the
facts as he knew them. He said
that the deceased told him that he
was walking to Prescott and had Sc
cured a ride with one Of the Caldwell
teams freightin hgay to the Tribolet
mine; that the load had overturned
ind that when the teamster pulled
hiu from under the hay it was found
that he was So badly injured that he
could not be removed He was
made as comfortable as possible and
the wagon went on, promising to
send relief Cavness says that he
tried TO get the man into his buggy
but was obliged TO abandon the at
tempt. owing to the extent Of his i'm
juries and came on and reported to
the sheriff
It is possible that the man may
have told the teamster his name or
something about himself and a mes
sengeT has been despatched to tho
mine to try and secure this informa-
ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-30
PERFORMANCE OF THE
SILVERTOWN IS GREAT
Des MONIES and Chicago
Races Prove Silvertown
Cord Tires to Be in First
Rank.

"The performance of Goodrich su-
vertowu Cord Tires racently 90 Che
racos ir cbiooo. .s
' '' No'Ie1
'e'''S 'o De the maj PROOF that here
after they will be regarded as a most
importan. factor in any great snoad
contest for automobile. , .,,.. NJ. =,
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nv, .' ''7lHE director oil,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-30
ADVERTISING MAN
BOOSTS NEWSPAPER
SPACE AS MEDIUM
w. H. Rankin, of Mahin
Agency, Visits California
and Tells of Some of His
Impressions of the State.

81 am perfectly delighted with
Southern California" said w H. Ran
kin of the Mahin Advertising Agency
of Chicago, on his recent visit to
Los Angeles.
Nj Rankin is one of the most sue
cessful advertising men in Chicago
and hadles the accounts of Carnation
Milk, Snyder's Catsup, Gold Dust,
Fairy Soap, Log Cabin Syrup, Keen
Kutter Tools, etc He also handles
the advertising of the b. f. Goodrich
Company.
Mr.. Rankin, by his long experience
in advertising and newspaper bust
ness, is well uqalihed to tell of the
results of consistent advertising, and
his opinion which follows is an inter
estIng one:
Newspapers reach the home daily
advertisers are realizing this more
and more Our newspaper advertis-
ing increased more than 40 per cent
over 1914, whereas our magazine adj
vertising and other media increased
very little if any.
"The Goodrich company last year
went into the daily newspapers more
extensively than the magazines and
the resulting increase in business full
Is justified this course
The educational advertising by the
b. f. Goodrich Co has brought the
people TO realize more than ever be
fore the high business standards as
well as the great quality Of Goodrich
products
THE response to this educational
campaign was an enormous increase
in the tire business, so great that the
capacity of their big factories was
taxed to the utmost
Business is booming in the East
and an OF our accounts report the
largest fall business they have had
since 1906. The outlook is that 1916
will be a record year, and you viii
find a large increase in business adj
yertising
For instance the Goodrich Com
pany will do more extensive adycrtis.
ing this year than ever before, end
everybody feels that the newspapers
are becoming more and more the
best advertising medium.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-30

Of gray and black-with just
naughty touch of rouge.
BY reason Of its remarkable per
Torrance on the road there is an inn
mense amount of interest in the me-
chanical details Of the Twin Six. The
stripped chassis will disclose many
advanced features of automobile Ie.
yelopment
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-30
ASSUMES NEW POSITION.

Ralph Caldwell, until recently super
intendent of the Warren-Bisbee Street
Railway, leaves today to assume the
duties Of his new position as superin-
tendent of the newly constructed Ajo
railroad. The position Of superinten-
dent of the Warren-Bisbee Railroad Is
now filled by r. G. Cowap. COwan
has filled various important positions
including that Of manager Of the Bis
bee Improvement Co., Douglas I'M
provement Co. and head of the Court
land Water Co. at the time Of the
CORTLAND boom.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-30
10 and Is Cents


Fine line of New Year, cards. Reyt
nolds Music x Gift Shop. 2l9'
ADVERTISEMENT
RAZolNG OF BUILDING.
Work OF razing the former Y. VI. C..
A. building was commenced yesterday.
Don't forget the Eagles Dance at
Brophy's Hall, Lowell, on New Years
Eve. ADVERTISEMENT
TA5EN TO HOSPITAL.
Mrs. W. V. McCleary who has been
seriously i'll, was taken yesterday to
the Copper Queen hospital
DR. Playfair. osteopath, mechanic
therapist Johnson-Henninger Bldg.
Advertisement. {
THE TEMPERATURE.
Yesterdays maximum shade temper
allure was AZ and minimum 4O
SUPERINTENDENT KING HERE.
Superintendent b. F. King of the
westerly division of the III Paso &
Southwestern railroad was a business
visitor yesterday in Bisbee.
Fine line Of New Years cards. Rey-
nolds Music & Gift shop PIG
(Adverusement)
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Miss Katherine Burns, who is the
guest of her brother, William Burns
Of Warren, sustained painful injuries
Tuesday evening I'm q fall downstairs.
Don't forget the Eagles Dance a.,
Brophy's Hail. Lowell, on New Years
Eve Advertisements
STUDEBAKERs ARRIVE.
a carload Of four Studebaker six"
machines arrived yesterday for the
Bisbee Auto Co. Two of the cars all
ready have been sold.
Fine line of New Years cards. Rey-
nolds Music & Gift Shop. 2l9.
advertisement.
lNsTALLs W. U. CLOCK.
McWhorter has installed a Western
Union clock at his ice cream and con
fectionery store. The time of this
clock is from the United States Naval
Observatory and is absolutely accur-
ate
Mems shirts made to measure Mil
lard and Bateman, leading tailors II
Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-30
The Bargain Counter
of the Southwest

Ine classified columns OF the Bis
nee Daily Review contain daily more
real bargains for the thrifty investor
than can be found In any other med
ium. Read this page every day ana
you viii surely find what you are
looking for.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-30
ATTENTION ODD FELLOWS

All odd Fellows are requested to-
meet at the hall on Friday at 3 p. m,
TO attend the funeral services Of Broth
er A. Watkins at the Presbyterian
Church go
F. H. BROCKLEBANK, ~ G.
advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-30
AT COPPER QUEEN.

Guests registering yesterday al the
Copper Queen Hotel included r. II.
Brown. III Paso; Frank Sweeney, +. A.
Milich, Douglas; Samuel h. Webb, FL
lison-White Lyceum Bureau; f. w.
Crane, San Francisco; T. j. Harent-
zen, Tucson; M. e. Homer, Buffalo;
A. e. Baranger, e. L. Kelley, Los
Angeles
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-30

The Ladies' Bowling Club Dance
New Years night, Odd Fellows Hall.
Phillips Orchestra Gentlemen 81.
ADVERTISEMENT
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-30

Whether or not the Pa
ri-Mutual machines can be used at
race meets i'm Arizona may Doe deter
mined here tomorrow when the case
Of ;ho State against s. w. Mccall win
come up for trial Mccall who brought
two Of the machines here from Colora-
do is charged with having operated
a gambling device al a matched race
lao the state fair grounds
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-30

Look out for the Grand Masquerade
Ball Saturday night, Jan /. given by
the Copper Queen Band at the Old
Opera House Prizes will be given
for the best masque advertisement
The Ladies' Bowling Club Dance
New Years night, Odd Fellows Hall
Phillips Orchestra Gentlemen 81.
ADVERTISEMENT
Prof Albertson, Johnson Hotel
Main ST.. Bisbee, Ariz.-Adyertisement
AL
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-30

Entries for the poultry show viii be
held omen until January LIST. 2O4
(Adyertisement)
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-30
AT PHILADELPHIA.

Among the guests registered yester-
day al the Philadelphia were G.. O.
Mulspaugh Portland, ore; j. j. Hei-
from, San Diego; J. G. Adams, I'll Paso
T. w. Johnson, Los Angeles; Frank
Manner, Seattle,
Don't forget the Eagles Dance at
Brophys Hail. Lowell, on New Years
Eve (Advertisement)
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-30

Mems shirts made to measure. Mil
lard and Bateman, leading tailors. II
Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-30
lNsTALLs W. U. CLOCK.

McWhorter has installed Western
Union clock at his ice cream and con
iectionery store. The time OF this
clock is from the United States Naval
Observatory and is absolutely accur-
ate
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-30
THE TEMPERATURE.

yesterday S maximum shade temper
allure was AZ and minimum 40
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-30
SUPERINTENDENT KING HERE.

superintendent B. F. King of the
westerly division of the III Paso &
Southwestern railroad was a business
visitor yesterday in Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-30

Fine line of New Years cards. Rey-
nolds Music & Gift Shop. 2l9
advertisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-30

Fine line OF New Years cards. Rey-
nolds Music & Gift shop. 219
ADVERTISEMENT
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-30
sTuDEBAKERs ARRIVE.

4 carload Of four Studebaker six
machines arrived yesterday for the
Bisbee Auto Co. Two of the cars all
ready have been sold.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-30

Don't forget the Eagles Dance a,
Brophy's Hail. Lowell, on New Years
Eve Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-30

Miss Katherine Burns, who is the
guest Of her brother, William Burns
Of Warren, sustained painful injuries
Tuesday evening i'm q fall downstairs
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