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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29
WAY is CLEARED FOR
THE HAY DRAFT BILL
Congress Instead Of President
to BE- Responsible for
Action in Mexico.

WAsuiN0roN. June os.-Tlc way MAS
cleared to-day for the immediate enact
mcnt into law NJ the Hay resolution au-
thoriz.rg the President 90 draft the stat"
guard organ zatious into the regular ser
vice of the United states for use on the
Mexican border
After a lively debate IN conference tho
managers in hohal az the iva houses
agreed 80 retain section | Of the iesulu-
tons. in which congress instead Of the
President accepts responsibility for "A
ing lr'lou in recognition II tn" ener-
gsucv existing IN the relations ctwecn
MsNico and the United states.
The cnnferccs also agreed - throw out
the House provision proposing e. COM
pcnsate the dependent families ~ guards
men m service and the Senate subN'itut"
exctslng such men from enlistment tt
they so elected.
A. soon AZ the agreement was reached
in conference the export was submitted
| To the Hous,. Violent objection were
made To- the action uf I've House man
ayers In presenting II report that failed
TO make provision for the dependent
families of National ,iuardsnlrn
Representative I'm. connecticut. Re
publican. made an imprisoned speech ~
which he declared that on this rrupnsi-
,ion tho House should stand 10y it, guns
and remain IN session unit, he'll freezes
! over" ,n fore. the Senate To- accept u.
Representative Madden. R~"pup,i'an,
Illinois. delivered a brief address IN
which he asserted II WAS 'tnhlnane'
10 expect ruardsnen with dependents
looking 10 them fur support To- go to th'
front without the consolation OF know
ing tina. IN" Government would look out
for ,hos" lyf' behind
chairman Hay, tho n.stra'ior
spokesman. said he Nas in sympathy
wVh the sentiments expressed Ivy Repre-
scntpttNes I'M and Maddnr. lis ~
sisted. however, that An emergency "N
listed that cilied for tho prompt passage
OF tho draft resolution He iu'urm",
I'm, House that ne hud been iuforfncc
hy tho secretary of War that tho guards
men must lac moved to tle border with
out delaN, and that as the S"uat" Woul'
not yield Ne imrlorcl tho HousH to &c
cen, the report 80 presented,
II, gave assurances that u Jill Nuult
he presented tomorrow or FRIDAY pro
,ihiug for payments 10 the dependent
~ g%uardsmen who 20 to the border an'
said that TN. measure would hc Gale,
M for ul~.,gc on Monday. win thi
p%rorris, tive House consented 70 tu'
adoption Of IT,, conference report or tn,
DRAFT resolution.
Tho report wn Il" called up ~ m,
senate tomorrow. Administrator lead
ers are confident that II VIII be a,iupte,
before adjournment.
As tho Legislative record stands nov
eunrdsneu having dependents not onl,
will not receive any Government aid, IN
also cannot withdraw from service
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military forces near iIachita were han.
dtsg at McX,UAu> roughly and u.istrtat-
ing men aud women under prrtonCo o.
examining them for Information regard
ing the raiders.
The \oGd,cs incident though d.s.Ios. .
Il antiNnbly for the threatens
TO rroNc seriouS. The. Americans hal
posted y sentry west OF the fur.D.s t
point they had hecN guarding m 'hf
past and rs existence was apparently
unknown to the MeNicar-. II guards a
trail leading north toward an American
mining settlement
At daybreak the American sentry
sighted @ hard Of MeNicaus riding ou'
Of the %chaparral and challenged them,
Tie MeNlcaus upon seeing him role
Directs tvNard him. but did not fire
IA they crossed the boundary line the
entry opened fire and his comrades ON
the posi- rushed to hi- assistance.
Al o-loneI fire od the MeNiraus and
caused them TO retreat hastily. Major
Brook" WIS shortly ON the scene and
gave lIs W'N orders to cross into Mex
leo and follow the men = ANY bullets
came from the Mexican side
Geu. \orsagaray. Mexican ccTlnin.
liant. drove t, 20 the line soon after ,hf
shooting and asked for a conference n,
said his met reported that they had beer
fired or vh.l" they Vc'c well on '4rl'
side "r me BOUNDARY. Major Brook,
informed him that hc had positive iufor
nation that this was rot tine cas-" Tit
vomulauiar' promised q rls.d invest
cation. SAYING he would punish severely
any OF too men Who had violated or.lrI'
not o. ,in's t. american soil.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29
PLANS FOR CAMPAIGN
ALREADY WORKED OUT
War College Outlines Method,
by Which McXicO Would
BE Pacificd.

N~.SHfN0rn>. June e>-Coryucci
'hst any hostile action which President
Wilson wt%It have to undertake. with
regard - Mexico would lead ultimately
:" Z general ,|anoatRn frr ~, pac'n.l-
ton ot that country the army war col
l"se, i was learned to-day, has pre-
pare! "a detailed plan Of action To tha,
end
Estimating greet "a, lras, 1ao,ooo men
would 'r r"luIr"l tho plan IS under
stood - ,dl .rr throwing into Mexic,
tire" separate columns simultaneously.
mad" NJ principally of infantry,
mounted lnfautrv. cavalry and light ncld
artillery.
|''"'"dcd u, the cavalry tine infantry
~ rdou column would proceed To- a
rol- "'lh." u~'aur" nth Of the bot
der from wn'h pom, the r|a,alr, aud
nI"lnt"d infantry would be fauucd ou;
+" clear th" country Of Mey3cauS. This
ACCOMPLISHED. tho infantry. fnllo-ed by
the National 'iuarL. would lrJccrd fl..
'h"f south, ~'tblishius second t"'up
rarH bases from which the cavaliN du|
mounted iufar'rt. aldju tanned uut I'm
The am fashion would ryuiIuu- I,
drive the NoNl,tI~ hurl toward M.,.
icp ci'% TIE National Gua = aud III,
Nuluu''"' Forces - Do" called plt iu sIri
au undertaking would b., Kept alna>.
''h'ud 'u' regulars. guarding the line.
OF communication n ~uCcu.yt,@ ia,
iuN .-.
I'll. ur,r,~. 81 -tiou plan is 'o Lccl
ll' '"h'i.F "uN '' lo' advance guard
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PERsHING HAS THREE BASES.
Mas Finished NOnd Ruilding nnd l.
Uendy, say Refugees.

C~oLrMnus. y ". june @S. NV,
from Gen 7, Sniugs line ;u-day was
that he had completed his roud build
Ing task and = now p'.p,r"l fgr any
emergency w1irh tn" situation may
bring.
Three bases hdv" been established .u-
Guiding the main hsse at tolonia Dub
Ian. according to Americans arriving
from the trout, buc Of the bases has
been established 1T r. Nallo. Another
has been established ~ Federico
Springs, on IN. communicated lin" be-
tween tolunin Duhlan and columbus.
\ few troops haV, been lrit N ,it-
leana To- protect tive lin" between Duh
Ian and III Ndl.r, hui the greatest NAM
Der Of 'r0Op~ ar" IN 'olunGt Dupllr.
where .nfrenollug Work IT, N rogrrs.
and war time conditions ir. -aid t. ,re.
vail.
Namiquipa, IA" furmy" main ua o.. -
said 10 " 'Ourir .l, ~ahaUdur.d uoh
and Il Wa aid IN ,lua ~ to-day that
Carianza troops have Wu"ed into and
taken over thc forme, American camp
81 that place.
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Mexican resentment waa k,udt'J
!urtn,r uN the report that \ulcrt,tu
cowboys following the Parker rducu
RAIDERS mad crossed tn, Inc into Mc>.ru.
The murder 81 the two rark.rs, iUv,
tigatiUu to-day showed, was brutal.
Neither % them Wa armed Jld huiu
we're shot down 2u0 yards from huuc,
iu open country, where they had ur
show ror their lives. Mr., Parker was
inst shot, Ia the bacn Of the head. while
the second bullet "utcrrd through hs
heart, Mr.. fark.r was shot tNi,, iu
the bod>. Ten head uf horses were
STOLEN aud ril arms and ammunition
about a." place was couiisCatrd,
Mrs PARKER was . bride Of ia,
months, q ua'iN" Of liorh''t a"d kunN ,
throughout Mexico, uor fatir,r hciug oU.
Oh tn" piOu"cr ,att,, men 90 southern
New McNiou
At Hachild Uo sentiment h. =. hlgh
that lyprnnGs are 'uoNr1 for to-u'rhf
unless H." murderer 90 the Parker oounlc
l. avenged. \. iiOUu,N. u traveller "
arrived Ia ~ rtsu thts evening from
IN" West, stid Whcu u" pa.~'I illrouGb
nncn'tH IT noon TO-DAY IN, town ~,
an armed ann Of cuWmcp rud the train
wa furCihly detained until th'y could
,"ar"h IN, train for N"SirHuS ono man
"a. tdk,r or ard Kept ~ ilacnltr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29
\ NiIitnr, Governments.

What would Sou 10 II YOU had the
InW"r'' asked Representative Garner.
~ J mad Suprcnl" power would go
'N'' Mexico, 'nt ON an excuse. In, !
NoIid haN ' mtuhuoi to say that no.
h"1y can have peace ur protection m
MrNi'" uhi'l - government ~ set IN,
there ANA ! would est hliSN q military
government ~ Government of fore. to-
start with, aud lot II he administered un-
I'll " Mexican Is folui strong enough to
maintain order"
~" N'u r"lliHc Mat hat woull mean
var with M'vico"' Interrupted Mr..
';arurr
'Noll. "" have got war with Mexico.
My God, do you not know that. coming
from 1HNH-"' replied Mr.. cannon. ~
would have this war continue until We
can have a permanent condition nf pcnc,
aud order"
Th" hin anproprlatiug So 900. 600 tor
IT, ors was passed after u brief discus,
sion
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CARRANZA CLAPS HIGH
TAXES ON BUSINESS
Banks Must Pay Large sum
Monthly-ENcn Fresh
Fruits Levied Upon.
s,.c,o' cahj, De.pqtch to Tp st,

MEXICO CITY, Juuo ~ Cen. Ctrrauza
Issued u decree last YIght taNiur larg"
banks Loom 81 5.Dun pesos monthly.
small bank. 81" 10 loo monthly.
Another decree puts q tax of q peso
TEL ton gross W"igdt on m~erDhInh'sC
shipped FROM on" MLeNicau SEAPORT 80 am
otter BY foreign vessels. stu another
rescinds thc decree OF last November
forhidding private ind. viduals from deal
ing in cotton, but continues to forh i
expectation Of cotton aud taxes the pro-
duction of first. second and third class
cotton at 10 pesos per bale Of $50
Kilograms weight and fourth class al D.,
PESOS per bale.
a tax also T. put on fresh fruit NJ
50 centavus per 100 kilus, fresh garlic
centavo per kilo and dry garlic .
centavos. All these figures represent
national gold coin, or half amount In
dollars.
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the American forces In the field begins
70 put 1t In operation.


the American forces In tho field begins
70 put II in operation.
The War Department H. exerting
emergency pressure upon the department
tai commanders to hasten the Transport
tation of available militia to the border
In order 70 facilitate the anticipated for
ward movement OF the Federal forces as
soon as war is declared tn" militia
will be used TO protect the frontier -
the period when its training Is Soins Tor
ward.
With actual military preparations
brought mus 10 me TOT" inc frcS'""n'
displayed "A lively interest To-Day III '"e
practical sldc 81 these ptena,"''olS'
lie discussed VIII MS adNlstrS lh'
transportation arranE'lnents iol Tue
movement OF tine Willtla L" tn' poider
and the plans winch have neen MADE
Tor supplying them ana pusl'erlhS tht'h
after they rcarched their posts
II was made evident =" secretary OF
War Baker and other members If tile
Cabinet that the President expects th"
greatest attention TO ho given 10 these
practical questions of caring Tor the
forces which the Government has called
to the colors.
The army hill recently signed hH the
President authorized the appointment Of
al advisory Committee Of seven mon :"
aid the Government ~ the practical
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29
STRIP. BRAND FIVE GUARDSMEN
Iowa Nilitiam~n Drum ''Drs~rt~r.''
out ct CaMV.

pEs iIoIhEs. Ia, June IS, BerauN,
they refused to take In" ontl, ~ a.
lrgianco To the United states ana COW
sent to fight on the Mexican border five
pri>a'es In Company !. of Council
Rluifs We're stripped ~ ,hc.r uniforms
and drumned out or camp to-day
when the nh'ltlamrn stepped out II
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Fidelity of Private Eaamn.

The other incident concerned 'riyatr
John ! h;agau, tho same who left his
delivery truck on tho street and reported
Nlen he saw "A newspaper bulletin ~ the
call 10 arms. Private EHsan * an or
DERBY tor tn" Captain, and this morning
his commander halc him watch hin
tent. Eagan posted himself IN tn" door
wa, Along anne n friend ~ cap'
Fogarty's and entered. Eagsn saw IN.
stranger pick n cigar from one ~ two
loXes ON the Captains table. lie "ushcd
~. grabbed the weeds and resumed his
pos, wit them under his arms.
cant | have n smoke denau'sd tho
guest.
capt. FogartN told mo not to L., ANY
one touch his thing|-not even col COR
Icy the duiiful orderly r%eturnrrl. "Ani
that goes ="
\ little later ono Of the proves. guard
approached n company officer with =
tine bull terrier in his arms,
81 beg to- report, sir, that THIS dor
has h'ou wandering about camp without
q COLLAR ana apparently without an
uWucr,' said he, saluting "ShHll W
k,-p han IN my tent or yours, sir? And
tIsr are seven or eight cows w,uderiur
rhou' camp, sir"
"Wcll adopt the dog" said Tho officer
d hut you'd better leave the lows where
tLcv are" The dog IL nov COMPANY
, r. mascot
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A 5 soon as it is fully equipped this machine will
be sent to the border. On the top are Sergeant
l.. A.. II. Watson. Q~uartermaster- Sergeant Minturn,
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~ YOU mean :" ask II I approve of
Woodrow Wilson's policy :, Mexico. |
answer God forbid returned Nj. can
non The Administrators course las
been dilly-d'lly. shy-wtShy hogwash.
l'ui ] an not making = political speech.
" ] were making q partisan speech /
'"l'Id say a whole lot Of things. But
~ docs 40 s",u 20 avail grcaI.y tu
;dIk about who IS responsible foI oondi.
lions Oh the border. n viii hc legi.I-
mat" To call attention to that la,,r ol
n II becomes material When iu- gr.a,
American oI'i1oury viii lee called mo
Z" dpNruN" III" acts Of tho Administrator
N.llt Il view 10 ia" elections that ar,
t. lee held.
= hop" to cod that before Congrcs.
tdi"'rn~ No will take positive. mani,
action b - VIII tend to wipe out Tia,
present conditions ln Mexico" Mr.. can
non went on. w" cannot feed bandit.
on soothing syrup /, L. patent ina
'lI'RS nay" been going from bad L
worse ~ Mexico since Hu.rta retired
from ihr country. II took \ year I,
rHi him ont with u ropartnersAip .xls,
'ug between thr President of IN. Unite,
states ahd Villa and C%arranla. FINAL,
the> pui that bandit ont. and lniSnucl
a. ~ t""N a long inn guess he hat
som" r"d blood in his veins.
N''n iIurrta was put out tn. cen
'rtn'rshin was dissolved and in DIN
season lila became the unworthy bandit
ara IN" Other bandit. t%Hrranza. wa
I''"Shlzrd a. the dc factu ,iuv.ruman,
ana We have been going from bad I
""'s" nom thit day to this. would x
IN ih'r" for tine benefit Of civilization. fl
" benefit 80 the United Statcs, for TN
h"ll"it Of ~" stricken ana t.rrorize
people Il MrNico iOd knows | d, n,
want Mexico and we don't need It. hu
w." ought to go in there
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29
HOSPITAL UNITS
OFF FOR BORDER
Squadron Of First Cavalry
Leaves Camp Whitman
for Van COrtlandt.
2D INFANTRY SWORN IN

tANr WHITMAN. Gurrv' HAvrN, y. T.,
June "S.-Two OF New Works medical
units left camp this evening for Browns
willie. They were the First FEED Hospital
and the Third Ambulance Company, both
| OF which are uunrtered IN tho nrmory on
! West SiNtv-siNth street
The two units left camp about 4
O'Clock. driving to Hopewell Junction,
| four miles away. where they entrained.
Th. task was a slow one, for they had
TO load their twelve ainbularces and
train Of supply wagons on TO nat cars,
50 that II was : O'Clock before they were
in motion.
Troop r.. H.. q ana II. First Cavalry,
/ all from up state. left soon after noon
! for Van Courtlandt Park. whore they are
10 finish their training preparatory 20
! being ordered - Brow nsviiic with the
rest OF the New York division. They
too had u long task entraining. for many
! of the new u were green horses
that baked and fought furiOusly aesinst
being ed into the box cars.
William Verbeck. who served as Adju.
tant-Gcneral during the administration
OF Gov. DIX and now 1t head of st
Johns. Manlius Military Academy. was
one ~ the visitors 10 camp. He oame
W ~ ltN SUN 'sffis NJ lt'tr
Of Battery 4 First Field Artillery. from
! syracuse, after which H.. spent several
hours mating with col Lucas Of tie
Twenty-se ond Engineers and col IN
drcws Of the Second Regiment.
sanitary Precautions Taken,
H. order go maintain the sanitary con-
| ditiors ~ me camp At Tho highest pos
siblc standard col Lucas thia afternoon
! appointed Lieut. X IL. DrunlnE, Fourth
, tnouianr" Company OF syracuse. as In
spcctor Of the civilian buildings At trio
post and Lieut. Seymour &. SchU artz
OF tie same company to he inspector of
military quarters.
Li-uts. Bingham and Co1rrd Of the
United states Military Academy OF West
Point. srrivei to inspect the horses and
mules II 'ho various uu't~. i Of whicf
must be accepted by th. Govcrnner.
before being taken into the regular
service.
The mon OF tie second Infantry were
given their physical examination to-day
and IN ing NOUS schc're was used by
w1irN > wa fought 70 weed out the
t.0o'3p- nirs II N" reg ment.
\ white card. or which were printed
one or tNu short words in heavl; b!ar4
type. vas held = FOO, or 50 before them
40 tina. a man hall blind could ave read
80 wiz one eye ,los.i II - man Is
Yellow 100 WI say Ne cant reai Il. Sc
as to 20 rome. the inspectors reasoned
T. 'hH gr"i't ~ the Second le 1t sad
no. . 'utn fili'd u Gey.rhcg the card
With ease TO number + those re
Footed co' other causes ~, cN;renclN
small. loss than ? per cen' Of nearly
i.Soc Enlisted.
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Corporal II. c. schwab. with Master Mechanic G.. II
llallock at wheel.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-13

AGENTS WANTED-For Zero Water Air Fan Attachment) see April Pop ular Mechanics Magazine for de- scription). Washes and perfumes the air. Especially adapated for The atres. Restaurants Public Halls, etc. Exclusive Territory open. Price to agents $3 Retails for s6. Zero Purifying Air Fan Co.,, Ocean Beach, San Diego, Cal. .... (296)
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DIR. J. F. TEUFERT, surgeon dentist Rooms 4 & Muheim Bldg. Brew
 cry Ave. office hours a. m. to SD. m office phone 664; residence phone Red 626. 210
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LEARN ACTUAL AUTO REPAIRING
 Y. M c. A. Los Angeles. Catalog
 free. 250
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Agents

s1 HOUR WORK-s2.75. Try. Mon ey refunded California Orange Peeler retails 25c. S1 for II. $4.25 for 50. sS for 100 Mail amount to Mey, 1905 Brackshops, Los Angeles.
 ..... (297)
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MRS. PAGE, Practical Nurse-mater-
 nifty cases specially. Magnetic mas sage, natural method. Local refer ences. Phone 617. (y0)
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EVELYN FRANCES, Clairvoyant, card reader and palmist. Consultation free, hours 10 to g. Across from Central Theatre.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-13

Home Industry Furniture Store opposite Bank of Lowell is a real Bargain Store. We sell new goods cheaper and for cash 5 percent cheaper than any other store in Ar izona. Call and see my new line of new goods and get my low prices. JAMES BARRETT, Prop.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-13

THE MOOSE HOTEL (Oid iSinney Housel-Furnished rooms s2 per
 week and up. with gas; also iigh' housekeeping rooms I7s
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FOR SALE-Six room house, Tate Hill, completely furnished, four rooms concrete, electric lights, and water. Lot is IF by 100 it. Price S120o. Collins & Bretherton, Jack
 Bldg, Main St, Phone 26 160
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LOST

LOST-About s100 dollars in curren- cy between the B. l. Company's of flee and car stop. Liberal reward. Phone Mrs. E. D. Mathews, 460, Warren. tt1S)
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CGuncey Depew righ) his Chauncey
 convention.

Chauncey M. Depew after d.ar~ 3 RePuhicrr two, Depew ssys of long -Aoe naturaly."
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For Rent
Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Highest cash prices paid
 for second hand furniture, stoves. clothing and tools. Uncle Jim's. Brewery Gulch. 81
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FOR SALE-Six room house and three lots Tombstone Canyon, good well
 electric pump and water tank, shade trees, no hills to climb Price $500 terms. Collins & Bretherton, Jack Building, Main St. Phone 56. 6e
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FOR SALE

FOR Cheap Mrs. c. Collins rooming house, 54 Upper Lowell. Going east-terms easy. (253)
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-13

FOR SALE-Cheap if taken ar once, 1915 Maxwell, new. Apply Antisep- tic Barber Shop, main St. (262)
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-13

FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms. John son Hotel, main St., next to Elks Club, outside window in every room. l2lo)
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-13

FOR SALES room house, Wood Can
 yon. Enquire Fred Miller. 256
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AN-Conservatory graduate experienced teacher, would like pupils. First month, 50 cents per lesson Write Box 779. (1S4)
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Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT-Furnished housekeeping rooms with sleeping porch. One block north of High School, 1S9 Temby Avenue. (264)
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ORDER OF EASTERN STAR
PYTHIAN SISTERS.

Lily Temple No. 3, meets evers 2nd and 4th Thursday evening of each month at Odd Fellows Hall. Visiting sisters are cordially invited. 196
 OLIVE BAILEY, M. E. c. HONORA MUNICH. NJ. of R. c.
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Propertyfor Sale Cash or
 Time Payments

Twenty -five-room hotel, completely furnished, dining room and kitch- en, house doing a good business. Price s3,500.
 Ten-room house, completely fur nished, good location. Upper Lowell, S1,000 down, balance Monthly payments.
 Six-room house, School Hill, s350 down, balance like rent. Three-room concrete house and bath, closet rooms out buildings, property in good condition, Opera Drive, s400 down, balance time payments.
 Four-room house, nicely furnished, Jiggerville. Price $500. Can be bought on easy terms Four-room concrete house, Johnson Addition. Price S1,500. Fcur-room house, closets, good To- cation, no hills to climb, Johnson Addition. s100 down balance monthly payments.
 One desirable corner building lot, Bakerville
 Two building lots, Johnson Addi- ton.
 Two good building lots, close in, on O. K. Street. These lots will be sold on easy terms. For these and other exceptional bargains, SEE
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

SAM H. KYLE, Lawyer. Office over
 Bank of Bisbee. Bisbee. Ariz. 34
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Wanted

WANTED-Second hand motor, to 3 horse power. Box 1888. Bisbee.
 Q43)
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FOR SALE-Ranch, cheap. Relin- quishmeDt on 2S0 acres for half the
 cost of Improvements. Apply J. E. Brophy, Lowell. 316
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-30

be permitted to vote while such disability
continues, but no person in the military,
naval or marine service of the United
States shall be deemed a resident OF thls
state by reason OF being stationed there
in"
The proposed amendment Is designated
u. nW6man's Suffrage mendment' and on
the oNicial ballot to be voted 1T said cleo
lion win be printed the following;
BALLOT on CONSTITUTIONAL WOM-
ANS SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT.
Amending Section one of Article -FOUR
For ratification of Womnn's Suffrage
Amendment,
fragc Amendment, -,
Those favoring the ratification Of said
amendment viii vote For Ratification OF
Woman's Suffrage Amendment and those
o]pposing will vote Against Ratification OF
Womans Suffrage Amendment.
Given under my hand and the Great seal
Of the State, Mt the Capitol this eighth a
of August. in the year of our. fora one
Thousand Nine Hundred and Sixteen, ana
Of the State the Fifty-fourth.
Ey the Governor,
HENRY -. HATFIELD.
STUART +. REED
Secretary OF state