Bisbee Daily Review from Bisbee, Arizona • Page 5

V' THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, 8ISBEE, ARIZONA, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 5. 1911. PAGE FIVE ft te. It --M Sftitf te'! Jr 3 l-i 4 CM-FOB IS ss MEETING Baseball Supporters Will Gel Together and Discuss Plans for 1911 night, at 7 o'clock, at the office of Judge 0wi Murphy, at Low-ell, htns will bo discussed and luid for the organization of a professional bstieball club to represent Illsbee on the diamond this season. It is understood that tenmito plans for the organization of the club ltao Veen formed and that they will be tried out before the gathering of fans Monday night The now In the fli.it paragraph Is tho signal that the fans have been waiting for since lliw ball park closed last fall and in numbers the bunch of fans will go to fcflirell Monday night will make Coxsey's army look like Custer's Last Itally.

Down at Douglas last night the fans got together and discussed ways and means and all over the southwest Ma fever 1b breaking out. rno nf th. things that will talked of at tiie MONDAY Monday night meeting will be the pro- pod Cozy Corner league, to be com- SUCc1 posed of BlBbee, DougUw, Tucson and sartien peeus- iJISDee Muwe Cananea Every one of these towns vion, treatlnent MrK Ives. Man-is a Rood baseball town and aa the agei hour8 Tuesdayi. Wed-sports Tlew It.

the arrangement would nesdays. Thursday, second cement be a Ideal one. However, every tan 'house back of Angius store. P. O.

in the dlstric't Is invited to? attend uox 62 the Meeting and speak his mind on tho oxopcaitlon. Everybody and his brother Is urged to attend the meeting and contribute not so fast fellers, this isn't going to be a hold-up game Just yet contribute hto Ideas on the game, from rooting to roasting umpires well-dsse. -p- CITY NEWS IN BRIEF WILL. SING SOLO. Mr.

A. J. Kisselhurg. who 'recently came to Bisbee from Salt Lake City, will King a solo at the morning services at the Presbyterian church. Vfcrri treatment.

Miss Ives manager hour? 1 to 3 Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursday second cement house back of Angius store. O. Box G2. 781. DOUGLAS HAS COLD FEET.

MR. DAVIS TAKES RESIDENCE. The challenge for two more games K. S. Davis, general secretary of of basket ball which was mailed the the Ilisbee C.

has taken a Douglas Y. C. A. several weeks residence on School which he 'ago by Physical Director Kitchel, or will occupy as soon as his household I the local association, has failed so goods arrive from Minnesota. He is i fa" to get a response and an unoffi-staying at present at the Copper I cial diagnosis of the trouble Is frap-Quees.

jaetel. 1 1 Ped feet. Tho Bisbee team in the last game with Douglas, rather put It Spring and Summer; millinery over the slag pile men and the chal-goods ton display at Mrs. O. (Ji 'enge, sent long merry ago.

seems lioolhe'6. Sr5' to hava been pigeonholed until "man- The ptlwiple u( nreless cooking, though it bears the difficult name ot recaloratu is simple enough. It is merely the retcn tion of beat through complete insulation. Just as we cold in the ice-box by comuleto Insulation. In the first case, a material whleh la a poor condnctor of heat la Interposed oetween the kettle of hot food and the surrounding atmosphere to prevent radiation or the escape of heat into the surrounding air.

In the eoond case, a poor ondnctor of heat is traced between tho Ice and the warmer surroundinglMtin osphere to prevent thef contact of the at mosphere yith the ice and tbe consequent equalization of tern-I-eratures A vacuum te an excellent conductor of heat aad tm ployed hi tbe Thermos bottle aivertisVi for use on automobile trip, bnt a vacuum is esjirnsite and dlffloult to obtain, which accounts for the hifch prfee of Thermos bottles. The effort has. been to And some Insulating; agent within the means of the average housewife. This has now been done in tbe metal-lined cookers The explanation of the cooking principle equally simple. Ordinarily we beat food Xn certain temperature, say tbe boHtag point, and then we leave it over tiie Are for-Home 'time, not to KM hotter, that would be impossible, bt to keep it at the derree of.

heaL and to do this we must, on isocount of radiation Ib( the surroandmg atmosphere, keep on sapptyins; heat. In fhf fireless cooker the heat owe generated is conserved, and there Is uo Deed to add thereto. HfrelH lies the poonomy in fuel. (m have only to bam g3 long enough Ut bring the food to a bJ4lis potet and the prefers (ooher does the rest. You can pot dinner on to ccwk and no to w.rk, to the theatre, a incBd.

or rr4. it c. wka-not riving yoar meal any fartkter atttntkwi till tlm- to servo i Thi sounds like a fatty tale, bat it is true. tbe ilreleas cooker yo save nlnetenths of the fact. ad rinetynine buBdredUw of roar temper, tune, year hmr To-.

nor become perspiring and crome In a bo kitchen Yon do not have dried-oa. banied-ott -ott and kettles scrape aul cir wash. Voa em keep cjoi am, rested. A no' 1p of ireleaji ceoiUuf is that a tended ao coots. Hieh x3-Ahe at.

onions afal jMiiM(e hed -vlthowt an rt i-tnr tuey are in tue Price, $2.50 each J. Angius Grocery 29 ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. First Sunday in Lent. Sunday school a.

m. Morning prayer i and sermon, 11 a. in. Tho morning bVrvIco will bo conducted by the Kev. Bertrand It.

Cocks, of Phoenix, Ariz. Thursday at 7:45 p. m. lenten seriee under tho auspices of the Brotherhood of St Andrew Everybody welcome. Friday at 7.30 p.

choir practice Garden tools, poultry needs Ulsbee llwro. netting. Mound City Paints wear longest '00k BISBEE hardware BURGLARS TAKE WATCH. The Iosh of a gold watch and charm, was reported to the city officers Friday by John S. Williams, a miner who resides at No.

4 Quality tllill. The watch was valued at $60 Mr. Williams believes that someone entered his room after he hid left to go to work on night shift and took tho valuables. There is no clue to the burglary. Garden tools, poultr seeds Illsbee Hwre.

netting. Try the Mosher now management Market under 797 WREN.McLEOD. The marriage of Mlrfs Annie Wren, to Mr. William A McLeod took place last evening at eight o'clock! at the home or the bride's sister, Mrs. Mat Grigs, of South Illsbee The bride and her mother.

Mrs. Wren, only recent ly came to Iltobce fjin England. The groom Is a well known and jiopular li'oung man, employed as tool sharpen cr at the Gardner mine. GETS INTO BED OF THORNS. Tom Taylor was arraigned before Judge High yesterday morning on the charge of disturbing the peace 'and fined fifteen dollars or days.

Taylor wan arrested by Constable Mcllae on complaint of Nelse Okestrom. who said that Taylor. -wjio roomed at Okestrom's house, came home Friday night without hfci key, and made a bed out of clothing which he found in a closet and made a disturbance when he was remonstrated I with FREEI FREE! REE! We have discontinued our mer. chants' lunch, but will have a FREE lunch every day from eleven thirty to two thirty. Office Saloon White onion sets, grass, flavor and garden seeds.

Bisbee Hdwe. Co. Fireless Cooker i i -sirii a vSjj5yjiM3iL 'jgTS nrrn rfWESTi id i fjii 9 fC'' himm I MTMCHIKC SOUTH ATPIAY ana," which was the date Orosco bet for the taking of Juarez. Spring and Summer milliner goods on display at Mrs O. IJootho's.

SSj MRS. RIGLER ENTERTAINS. Ono tkf fltk nffqlfi: rf the week was the birthday party glv- en by Mrs. H. ltlgler, on Thursday evening at her home in IjowpII.

At o'clock a turkey dinner was serv-'j ed tho twenfv iriuiitK ltrpuont Thn 1 dining room beautifully decor- During the month of February, ted with sweejt peas, carnatiwns which it will bo remembered, had on-and ferns. was a charm-1 fc- twenty lght days, there were lng and her guests enjoyed I twenty additions to the nonulatlon the evening thoroughly. She was the recipient of many beautiful presents on jhe occasion of her birthday an' niversary AT THE OFFICE SALOON Chile beans, evenings, fre. MR. AND MRS.

ABRAMS HOSTS. Mr. and Mrs. Abrams entertained a number of their little friends at their home in Warren Saturday afternoon In honor of Helen and Frankin Wright, of Upper Lowell. Many games were played and enjoyed.

Kenneth Peabody wai the successful con testant in the bean game and Ur-fcllla Reese was the winner of tbe art contest After the games. light refreshments were served. Among present ware Helen Wrlpht, Frankie Edna Wishart. Ituth Wishart. F.ddle Sanburg.

Ursilla Reese, Gerald Retiie, Pearl Cocking, Millman Johnston, Roy Cunningham, John Foster. Vida Wickwlre, Reid Wickwire, Maxwell Sholes, Peabody, Audrey Drewry, Miriam Kn-gelder and Margery Allen. Spring and Summer millinery i goods on display at Mrs. O. lioouies.

BOWLING SCHEDULE. ine injiau oawunt' lournamcni. on tho Y. M. A.

alleys to entering its third week and alreadj' tbe contests are of the Garrison finffh order. The winner of the tournament will hold tho trophy for a I full year and have their names engraved on the cup. The tournament Ui monopolizing Interest at the gym) largo crovvds witnessing the contests each night Following is the schedule for the coming week: Monday night First and Second tean3. Tuesday night Sioux and Massa- Bolts. Wednesday night Conianchea and Illackfect.

Thursday night Crow? and Yaquls. Friday night Apscheg and Mari-copas. Saturday night Ulsbee First tesni and Douas at Douglas. o- PERSONAL MENTION George W. Long, of tbe mibe Hx-tenslon, wae In tbo city yesterday.

SeJlthiut Oysters Tovrea's. W. D. WeBb. of Paso, was in th city yesterday or bosiBCMB.

W. P. Harrey. of Caaarfea, was in tbe city yesterdai-. Mgiatertag at Uty Copper Queen.

ITIHtaor. Mwi ttrvtha'a JW "5" HM 'i 114 Oaera Drlvfc Jolinsarf. of SI Po. was In etty yoMerda. a get of the n.

Jr UMML tne mattor wag j.rogbft Fe tfc new Uise HaU, in rtiun-o riH. sE i came Involved In a quarrel with 111 Opera -6 Bert Horel and WOUnded him by Mr. J. A. Vestry, of Bougla anent FWaar in Dtabe.

the guo ot Mrs. 1 gfX. w'htfe Jrfe (WTdOB, department assistant Tcre 'driving and shot two! of Uw lMtee of the who. of them Almyra and a at tb Johnson hotel for a few ivm-ndinc them seriously, although' Ldaffl, resisted. Deitz and the rest of the See iho now line of Summer Hatfl family remained entrenched In and Mlllliicrr goodg at Mrs.

Bootlie's, cabfo, besieged by the sherifrs! tU Opera Drive. 823. posse. During the siege Deputy tHarp was shot and killed. The sies'j Mrs J.

W. Hogan, who waa ouorat-, ended with the capture of Deitz and ed upon at the Copper Queen bospl- his family on October after tai Wednesday morning. Is reiorted Deitz had become incapacitated by aa. be improving a shot through his hand. mkd mm I lilt.

Wjm Ieastv cr MrJVIl VM BISBEE IS VERY WELL AT THE PRESENT TIME 'MONTHLY REPORT OF DR. WIL LIAMS, CITY PHYSICIAN, GIVES THE PROOF of the Warren district, the births ex- cedlng the deaths by twelve, or more than twice as many blrtBi as deaths, according to the report for that month by Dr. F. R. Williams, city physicjttn.

Twelve boys and eight girls were born. Th report shows, that notwithstanding the epidemic of pneumonia and lagrlppe, which, however, is not endemic in Bisbee, the health of the city is remarkably pod. OLthe eight deaths reported by the city physi cian, five were of males and three females. With the exception of one case of dlptheria, the city Is almost free of contagious diseases of any kind. The diptherla cas is thoroughly quarantined and the disease will -not progress any further, as the case Is be ing carefully- watched bj the health officers.

During the month1 of Feb ruary, one' house was quarantined and one fumigated, according to the report If you have trouble in gettiLg rid of your cold you may know that you arc not treating It propevly. There is no reason vhy a' oold 5-Jjbhould hang oa for weeks and ATTHtCJALV it jwlll not If you take Chamberlain's Remedy For sale" by all druggists I (Continued From Page 1.) forbldding trespass The Chippewa Doom company had logs jj, Thornannle rher. which thev- de- Pired to through Cameron dam 'Deilz would not permit that, unless the company jiald him Thp inmDer company obtained a tem- Hovary Injunction against Deitz. out he disregarded It and. armed with hip rifle, prevented the lumoormeii to sluice the logs through the da That he was within his rights when the decided that Mrs.

Deiiu llowaje i -pple mer and had tho control oT dam and Its sluice. During the summer.of 1904 several attempts were made to serve warrants In connection w-Ub. the in oontrovoisj upon Doitz, but hp k( fhft nf roeniuitful fHfiianrn 7 I formfer Saeriff Giblln and; three armed deputies attempted oo jiuy iaui, toKe ueiiz, several i (Shots were fired and Giblln Several other dttempU were made) In the same year and during 195 and the early part of 1986, but aH wera unsuccessful. On July 25 the sheriff with a dozen deoa-ties, all armed, surrounded the Delrx cabin and a Ditched battle was the w-I lM l.fn1- .1 It uopuiy efwrill lf tffMt VflR frinizlv nwlri1wT arifl Clarence Deltz. one at Deitz" sons.

rflvcd aJca3p woun1 vThe warfare between Dei.i and thev were not armed and had Dl FINE MOVING PICTURES Tho moving; pictures now being exhibited at 'he Orpheum aro ol extra, gooti quality The Spy Is particularly realistic, depicting as It does the real scenes ot the war of the stntes. The Southern Spy is shot and left for dead, near hW ou home, found by a boy and taken home, his wounds dressed and he I put to bed. The Union soldier, return to the sceno ot the supposed killing, find tho spy gone and take un 'he trail which. leads to the old Southern home. Here thty do-n and the spy and alter a rouch and tumble fight with tho aigers cuter the house and start the r.talr" where thy are conff-jnted I the aged mother, the true type ol southern womanhood.

She Ddmtttance to tbe bedroom, the; soldiers insist and after considerable i delay In which lhe spy escapes from an upstirs window and his young wife and sister arc hastily put in the- bed he has Just vacated, soldiers1 follow the indignant "lad of the up the stairs, and into the bedroom, and here awaken the beautiful girls One can almost hear the frightened screams or tho gins and the humble apologies cf the captain. Later tho scene of the Spy at General Leo's headquarters and then again at the hospital, where Lee Is visiting the wbunded soldiers are true pictures of the devotion of the General to his wen and the love and infinite trust In which they held him. The Minstrel of Catalan It also extremely good the beautiful costumes of court life adding magnificence to the scene. tMe real cause. The Ancient, Scalp-Fever Theory Ex-ploded.

At one time dandruff was attrlbut ed to the roJult of a feverish condition of the scalp, which threw off tbe dried cuticle In scales. Professor Unha, Hamburg. Germany, noted authority on skin diseases, exploded thta theory and says that dandruff is a germ disease. This germ is really responsible for the dandruff and for io many bald heads. It can be cured if it is gone about In the rirM way.

The right way, of course, and the only way. Is to kill the germ. Newbro's Herplcldo does this and permits the hair to grow luxuriantly, just. nature Intended IL to do. Sold by leading druggist.

Send 10c in stamps for sample to the Her-plcide Detroit, Mich. ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES GUARANTEED. BISBEE DRUG Special Agents. CLOTHING- SHOES HATS THREE principal articles you should get RIGHT ON NOW. POSSIBLY you are tired oi alarm sales and inducements that don't prove out, and possibly jou are tired of de- pending uinm an unreliable source, found It would lmve BEEN SAFER to go to your old reliable for that SUIT.

WK'VE been at the' SAME GAME at the SAME STAND for about TEN YEARS and belleie any one who has tried us will say we aro really th- SAFE PLACE. NEW SPRING SUITS. You II probably buy at least one SUIT this spring, and you want as good value for your money as possible. THE ONLY WAY TO BE SURE OP IT to hwk for quality more than price. THERE'S LOTS OF FRAUD cheap fabijScs, curton mixtures, tuff that, logics good wlfen it's new.

IT WONT PAY SIR. WE WILL SHOW YOU Clothes made by maker most Tollable, prlnalpally the WASHINGTON of N. Y. and will guarantee, not to try-to PUT ANYTHING OVER. SEE THE NEW.

ONES foi Springs jtrtt In. SUITS iis lot $17.50 to $25.00 THEN NEW MALLORY HATS $3.50 NEW ROELOF'S -SMILE" $4.00 NEW "GOOD" STETSONS $5 $6 HEW RLGAL SHPES $3.50 to $5.0 NEW "NETTLETONS" $6 $6 50 SCHWARTZ COMPANY The "'Safe Place" On Main St- REVOLUTION STILL IN PROGRESS Would it surprise you to know I have the best equipped op tlcal parlors In the city. We grind our own lenses. 'pcit watch repairing, and Jewelery manufacturing. THE ONE-PRICE STORE C.

M. HENKEL, Jeweler and Optometrist Xext Door to Citizens" Dank 9 BUM KEt CAFE Family patronage folicIteJ Special attention given miner's lunch palls Bisbee If you want to Save Money on JEWELRY and SPORTING GOODS Call at Uncle Sam's and see the prices Uncle Sam's Loan Office; Main Street 1 WhatYouWant How You Want It When You Want It For anything, in the ll line of printing come jA to us and we'll guarantee you satisfactory wurk st pikes that ate right Do You Need a Plumber? GET ONE THAT UNDERSTAND THE BUSINES3. AY COST TRIFLE MORE BUT W( UNDERSTAND AND OUR PHUNC IS NO. 218. Dicus Plumbing and ileatmg tompany KODAK With You FOR ALL THE FUN OF WINTER SPORT IS DOUBLED WHEN YOU KODAK.

We carry complete line of Kodaks Brownie Cameras and Kodak Products Brt'ig ns your developing and finish Inf. LOWELL DKUG Inc. P. O. BLDG.

LOWELL, ARIZ Gerald Debely WATCHMAKER and Manufacturing JEWELER At UNCLE SAM'S Main Street Watch and Jewelry Repairing Engrav- 1 PK BOYALTHEATBE sgHSyj i I D. BETZ, Manager Aa irg ORPHEUM Alden LockJe. Mgrs Tonight and Monday i "Till: MID NIGHT MAltAUD-er, A ilioraph comedy with fun fast and lurloun WANTED" Olograph oimodv. SIN UN'PAUlsOW'tLK" Lr.tna 1'HB of rim A Melie wesont picture th.it is cast rp iiy Tirsr rr.Kp- A Viar.ti!i Lif. lcrfaal ALDEN'3 ORCHESTRA of seven pieces OVHltTUKK PLACK AND Till: GHIL" Selection.

Admission 10 and f5 cents. 7 -Si' an.j S-43 COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAM TUESDAY I I I i I "TID3 TBN'DKRFOOT MES-SKNGE'L" A clever Photo-farce" In which a tenderfoot outwits tiie outlaws beats them at their own game replete with dramatic situation. "TIIE SI'REEWALD. MAID-EX" Opens with childhood ou river spree in simple lite- -goes to America, takes American lueas lt'iurns for tho simple life is disappointed again returns to the land of oppor tunlties. "SPANISH LOYALTY." Ceremony of Allegiance to the flag: King AlphonsdSXVIII and staff at Mats: Kissing the flag; Passing the Royal box "LISBON HEFOIlE AND DUIf-3NG THE REVOLUTION' Scenes In Lisbon Portuguef soldiers with King Manuel- -visit to England scene wlt'i eight other kings at Kinj-Kdward's funeral.

Exception ally strong -THE DEAD LETTER" Jane and Ned are sweethearts but Jane indulges in coquetry to the distaste of Ned troubles enough. MISS DELLA MARTIN In "Grtadbyo Sweetheart, Goodbye" and Td Rather Tie on Old Broadway" 11 jg 'rf 0 PROGRAM CHANGES SUNDAY. TUESDAY AND FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK Prosroiai Surday Monda.l MISS PKABf, WHITE. THK WOMAN HATKR" an esveed-inglv interesitiog story. decided feature THE TALK TELL POR TRAIT." A drama that will bold yoar attentloa tbransrh-oot the story is fall to the brim of rs4 action.

THE MILLIONAIRE MILKMAN." This eoBsly will matt x.i laugh vmr back teeth A Ql'IET KVENIXC AT HOME. Still another of those dlirhtfn! IMP comfdlei MATINEE TUESDAY. TJUHS DAV AND SATURDAY 2:30 P. M. ft ron wart nlc flresea poultry I 107.

2 rinfs, Ijwell Healthy str-ck, hr feed and drt-'ed rd for tbe r'en or broi'er Live hens for laying or table J. O. MAIN, P. O. Box 1828.

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