Bisbee Daily Review from Bisbee, Arizona • Page 8

EIGHT THE BISELT. DAILY REVIEW. FRIDAY MORNING, 16. I I i a. aeatre TONIGHT QUAUTY FIRST TONIGHT COMMENCING P.

M. THE TRIANGLE KAY3EE PRESENTS H. 3. WARNER WITH DOROTHY DALTON IN "The Vagabond Prince" THE GREATEST SCREEN ATTR CTiGN OF THE YEAR WITH ONE OF.THE GREATEST ACTORS OF ST Jl LV.D SCREEN IN THE TITLE ROLE. A THOMAS H.

LNC" FJRODUCTION THE TRIANGLE KEYSTONE FR "SC-fTS VVEEER AND FIELDS IN "The Best of Enemies" A Mack Sennett Key lore of Course. ADMISSION 10 and 15 Cents. GAMBLER IS FINED AT SECOND TRIAL Restaurant Man, Released When Witnesses Testify They Were Only Flaying For Candy, is Again Arrested. WILL NOT CAUSE 2 BIG SMELTERS TO STOP Kami! Iiill.il. of thp International was lined by Judge Frank Thomas in city fourt on a charge of miming disorderly house.

Hillal was tried on a similar charge Wednesday afternoon anil found not guilty, aHer several Greeks had testified that they had not been gambling in his place, but bad merely "taken a stack" for nothing and wore playing cards to see who paid for Ihc candy or drinks. The police doubted this, ho-vovrr, and arrested Ililial a few later, this time "catching him ith the goods." (Special to The Review! Mar. li wru reported here today that should the railway strike prove ef leilive Satuiduy. hoi ti the Copper Jiieeu ami ('. A.

smelters here are prepared to run steadily for at least "il days without additional shipments of oie or fuel. Koth plants are to have tremendous fuel supplies and large quantities of ore in the beds and bins. ORIGINAL BlSBEE-TOMBSTONE STAGE LINE. In-- original Tombstone stsgB leave at 7 a. tn nnd p.

in from iit.se Motor Co. Phone 444. Leaves lemctuaHy on time daily. 939 (Advertisement) NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC The Trades Assembly did not au-fiotize rnc to publish the article tliHt came out in the Review March tl-17. J.

H. Bujout. Advertisement. Tl'4 fiUjul ITS 3 The Home of Real Reel Features. Continuous from 1 to 10:20.

PATHE PRESENTS 'The Romantic Journey' I A Gold Rooster Flay in Five Parts Featuring WILLIAM COURTNEY AND ALICE DOVEY ADMISSION 10 and 15 Cents. ItyBiiefir fiETURN TO TUCSON. Mr. and Mrs. Nat Hawks and son William, who had been visiting with friends in this city for several days, lelt yesterday morning in their car for their home in Tucson.

They re turned by way of Douglas. Ride on the American Stage Line, B'abee to Douglas. Phone "CC. Advertisement. THE PURE MILK DEPOT (Allen Block) Delicious home made butter.

It costs came as any other. Try It. Advertisement. 310 LEAVE FOR EL PASO. Mr.

and Mrs. II. M. Jacobs i yesterday morning in their automobile for El Paso, where they will visit for several days. FOR RENT Three room furnished bungalow in Highland Park.

I'ncle Jim. Brewery 1 Cj i h. Advertisement. -SI'S HUMAN FLY HERE. The best investment on earth! A piece of the earth.

The Globe Sulphur of Louisiana, are offering you the best Don't fail to get a few of these 'ots. They are $40 each, easy terms. See F. Briggs Lowell. Phone 701.

Box "0u7. Advertisement. C92 EL PASO SOLDIER FLEES; SUSPECTED BEING GERMAN SPY r.U PASO. Mar. non-com missioned ntficer of the I'nlccd States wartermaxter corps disappeared, from, here on March 7, anil ret service agents are now an investiga tion oi any possure conne'iion lie may have had with tj- Herman gov- ernment.

Although enlist. under an American name. was said to have had the appearance of a German, speaking English with a German His uniforms, -vere ft behind, but every letter, paper rnd oilier document in his possession was destroyed. He had vnore than in the bank here. Officers say tliey believed he flod to Mexico.

The lnrrtigation of the case of Alexander Frutcher. a noncommissioned Officer Of the Seventeenth I'. S. Cavalry was continued today while he held in the Fori A number of additional papers and documents in were- said to have been found amiint his effects today. The event of the season will be the St.

Patrick's day dance at the Eagles Hall Saturday night. Advertisement. jam. if Big dinner at the Eagles Hall from 11 a. m.

until after the dance on St. Patrick's day, Saturday the Dinner 50c. Advertisement. FR1TZEN REACHES N. Y.

Quality Backed Up With Style You can have both, guaranteed, a a known medium price. Styleplusft7 ui "1 nrice the wcrkj orcc' BASE BALL The Junction Briggs. fotmerly the Junction All Stars, will play the ISth Infantry at Warren Park Sunday, March ISth, 2:00 ni. Admission 25c. Ladies free.

Advertisement. 7S9 TEXAN CLIMBS UP SIDE OF BUILDING FORFEITS BOND Rosano Sanchez forfeited a $15 bond in police court yesterday morn Ins by not appearing to answer to a of drunkenness. AMARANTH DANCE Arizona Court No. 1 Order of the Amaranth will hold a dane at the Co'intrv Club Friday evening. Mirch it All Masons and Fastem Stars invited Advertisement.

745 Smithicum. the "Tesa3 steeple i-ick." furnished plenty or excitement Lor several hundred persons yesterday afternoon by climbing, unaided by iij.es or 12-lders, up the front of the Copper Queen hotel to the roof and then Numbering to the top of the flagpole. Smithicuni staved his stunt in a cool and deliberate manner, seemingly undaunted by the fact that lie was often compelled to stretch his 1 and fingers considerably to make mine of his steps. The Texas man is working his way to California by climbing up the sides of the highest buildings in cities along the route. 4Zo 00 tailor made uncalled for suit.

$20.00. Millard Bateman, Allen Block. Advertisement. i The Optical department of L. Gil-1 man's is the oldest in the state and Iso the busiest, -ploying two registered opticians who devote their, en-Mr time correcting your vision and -rinding your lenses.

You will always find us ready and qualified to Kandle the most complicated cases v.it-out delay. We boast of having t'-e largest number of prescriptions 'n the west and each one represents i satisfied customer. Advertise nent NEW YORK. MarMo. Alfred A.

luIOTri6S i- ritzen. a tormer German army captain reached here tonight from California in the custody of department of justice agents and tomorrow will plead in the federal court to an indictment charging him with having engaged in a conspiracy to destroy- the wetland canal. BE WELCOME IF SHE COMES 11 EKE All persons attending f'e dnnce given by the Amaranth tonight may take the 7:30 or 8:00 o'clock car from Bis-tee Advertisement. 818 3 St I oramouritidilrpJ' UP FROM CANANEA. E.

P. E. Haskevich n' I Hamilton, of Canauea, are in Eisbee for a brief visit. Dr. Playfair, Osteopath, 98 Mason Hill, Mason Hill car stop.

Advertisement. Central Theatre Highest cash prlc pain" for old goU and silver I.owe'1 S-on witch inspector P. V. Railroad. Advertisement 284 A car every notr, Bisbea to Douglas.

Good cars and. careful drivers Auieriern Stage Line, Phone 36G. NOTICE OF DIRECTORY CLOSING The next insertion of the telephone directory of the Mountain States Telephone Telegraph Co goes to press Monday, March 19th. All corrections i.nd changes should be in by that date. Advertisement.

811 TONIGHT TONIGHT Commencing 5:30 P. M. JESSS L. LASKY, Presents The Incomparable MARIE DORO In a Modern Screen Melodrama BACK FROM TOMBST6NE. i S.

French has returned from a visit in Tombstone. PRISONER ATTEMPTS SUICIDE IN JAiL Do you read music or play an iti-sirument, if not let me tach you. Address Albert H. Boles, L'isbee. Advertisement.

7P0 Ilie Lash A social drama of social in which Miss Doro as a fisher maid of Brittany is introduced to modern world society and its temptations. A production that proves the motion picture is an art. ADMISSION 10 and 15 Cents. CHILD OPERATED UPON. Te three and one-half year old daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. L. Warm-ington was operated on at the Copper Queen hospital Wednesday morning. The child's tonsils and adenoids were removed. PORTRAITS THAT PLEASE Irwin Studio, Main Street 857 Cordon Wales, a former member of the I'tah national euard.

attempted to etui his life in the Lowell jail night by his tlir ial with a razor blade which he had coucealed in his clothing. Soou after Wales had cut his throat. Deputy Sheriff Jack iiyan found him in the cell weak from hiss of blood, elr was taken to the county hospital near Douglas and is expected to recover. He is said to have been drinking heavily during the last few weeks. All the good things to eat at the dinner to he served by the Catholic Ladies at the Eagles Hall on Saturday the Seventeenth.

Adv THE PURE MILK DEPOT (Allen Block) A great big glass fresh buttermilk It's only 5 cents. Advertisement. 309 -iLV JUST WRIGHT SHOES Complete line of these famous shoes. Just arrived. Mi)'ra Shirt Hat Shop.

Adv. 309 FOR RENT Highland Park for picnics, clubs and parties, good dance floor. Thonc 257 J. A. Finney, Uncle Jim's, Brewery Gulch.

Advertisement 639 WANTED To buy a four or five room modern house in Warren. D. C. i are Review. Don't forget to buy your Verde Extension stock from Shanihaugh.

Advertisement. Grei.t A. til. 3 Come and have a good time at St. Patrick'3 dav ball at Eagles Hall.

Sat. 7SS Mar. 17. Admission $1.00. Advertisement.

751 QuolifyinPhotophys NEO-BEAUTY SHOP Xeo-PIastique Massage, specialty. Your pntronatre soliHt-d 1.1(1103 and gentlemen Mrs Sniyer. 'fi Jn'-'i The Catholic Ladies will serve a dinner at Eailes Hall March 17, -winning at 11 a. m. and lasting until after the dance.

Dinner 50c. Advertisement. 750 Bring your watches and jewelry to Lowell Jewelry Shop. Official watch Inspectors E. P.

S. W. Railroad. Advertisement 2S4 i i I r- ri-a. All wool fabrics and expert tailoring make quality that cannot be denied.

Volume and scientific manufacturing make it possible at the price that still remains the same, $17 throughout the nation. DE FACTOS SLAY 50 SALAZAR BANDITS WEST OF LAGUNA (By Review Leased Wire) EI. PASO. March 15. A report was received here late today that fifty rebels of" Jose Ym-t Salazar" rotu-niand were killed at the Lielaros mine, 12 miles west of Laguua station on the Mexican Central Railroad, early today when a Carranza force of Yaqui Indians pursued and 'jvertook the Sal-azar band that had attacked a passenger train at Laguna station Friday.

According to the report Salazar and his followers were overtaken by a superior force of de facto troops at the mine. Salazar is said to have had a narrow escape from capture. The Carranza losses were reported to have been 27 dead and several w'ounded. The Salazar command escaped toward Alamos de San Juan Arroyo, west of the mine, with the de facto troops in pursuit according to this report Tr F.i-vntd Col Chirop-aetor Celebrate the Seventeenth by at- usi; i. rhi urtisra.

nervous- tending te S'. Pr.trirk's day tall at a specialty. Office. Hughes C-e Eagles Hall. Admission $1.00.

A AC-ertis-m-nt A fuMibaii ntjlcti i.klrt.- 8 tesnin composeti entirely of li.e real are of a recent hi.nt 1 lit Lilnil'Lli fot -'i; soldiers and -iiiiixs LAST CHANCE! LAST CHANCE! Another slnughter on all goods. Only a fpw more days to close- out the remainder of goods at give-away prices. Don't wait until they are all gone and then wish you had coite earlier. All goods everywhere are on the rise, nnd at the Racket Store they are on t'-e In fact, on t.ic Bargain Counter. REMEMBER, ONLY A i'KW DAYS LEFT.

Brewery Oulch Raiket Store. J. W. Woods. Prop.

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