Bisbee Daily Review from Bisbee, Arizona • Page 6

.1 1 'aee Six THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW SENATOR WALSH 1L TD SPEK HEBE Local Briefs i NEXT WEEK. NOT TONIGHT. I The two plays to be presented at i the high school for the benefit or the school athletic fund, will be given next Friday night, instead of tonight. i as announced in The Review several days ago. Prominent New England Leg-FRST MEETNG today.

islator Scheduled to Reach Tlm Twentieth century cnn. will District Tomorrow Eve (hold the first meeting of the year at this afternoon at the Woman's DODGE DECLARES mPPFR RFHTfllW UUi I L.II Ul.ll 5TS mm mm mj David I. ator from bly speak Walsh. United States sen-Massachusetts, will proba-in at 8 o'clock to morrow evenir.g In the interests the Democratic campaign. of Club building on Quality Hill.

All members are urged to come and bring prospective members as their guests. The officers for the club year are Mrs. J. J. Jones, president; Mrs.

H. R. Fitch and Mrs. J. J.

Bevan, first and TO GO OP Friday Morning, October 13, 1922 erson al Mix. A. Folsrmi. of Naro, was in the city yesterday on a shopping trip. 1 Mrs.

in the triii. II. K. Street, of Hereford, was city yesterday on a shopping T'. S.

Davenport lias returned from I. os Anpe'les where he spent a few I weeks on a vacation trip. John Sanders, local attorney. El l'aso for a few days. in! H.

S. Fairbank, division snperinten-tlent of the K. 1'. fc S. W-, was in the city yesterday on a short visit.

I Wiliam Stevenson was in the eity Conditions in Europe Must Be 'yesterday from his ranch ill Dixie Can He states that the Mrs. W. P.oyce, of Cananea, was in the city yesterday on a shopping Stabilized Before Market Jumps, Says Visitor Senator alsh. one of the most prom second vice presidents; Mrs. C.

W. inent orators in Washington, has been I'eule, corresponding secretary; Mrs. assigned to Arizona for two O- E. Freeman, secretary; Mrs. C.

V. One will be in Tucson tomorrow after-, Allen, treasurer, and Mrs. W. J. Spaul noon, and Jack Snarks.

chairman of! dins auditor. the county central committee, has ar- ranged to meet Senator Walsh and RECEPTION THIS EVENING, escort him into Bisbee in time for The Bisbee Presbyterian Church meeting in the evening. wm hold a reception at the church Massachusetts is a rockribbed Re- this evening at 7:30 o'clock in honor publican stronghold and for years has kept Henry Cabot Lodge in the senate; it has also seen to it that Walsh, a Democrat, stayed in the senate, an excelent tribute to the ability and character of the Democrat. of new members and Dr. Elsing has recently become the church's pastor.

HAS RETURNED. G. A. Graves, who has been spend- More definite information regarding in? a vu.ation in Los Angeles, says the address by Senator Walsh will be that seems mightv good to get back published tomorrow morning. 1 10 Bisb(e.

He returned yesterday af- Senator Henry F. Ashurst, of Arl- ternoon. zona, will speak from the same form and at the same meeting. Other lis ONE YOURS? state candidates wil be in the Ashurst! i i- i a i i Ther? are undelivered telegrams at party wK3S is scheduled to arr.ve the We Douglas today and, tomorrow, motor! fQr Me Mrg Qg. t0 Iflsbee- I car Wright and F.

D. Price. Romin cuctom forced, a son of a dead man to the funeral ser vica. Buy Your Gifts at A Gift Shop It is the logical place to look for gifts. We specialize all the year roupd on gifts, and know what people like.

Tell us how much you want to spend, and to whom you intend to give the present, (friend, fiancee, mother) and we will select from our "girts that last" one that will be sure to please. Any one of our experienced clerks will be plsd to be of service in this way. Bergqtiist Jewelry Co. GOES TO TOMBSTONE. City Clerk Butler will go to Tomb stone today where he will spend sev- eral days in checking up the back taxes due the city.

The city council will endeavor to collect up some of the taxes, that have been due the city for tho past ten years. ILL WITH COLD. Miss Agnes Turner, of the employment oflice of the Copper Queen Branch, is confined to her home in Quarry Canyon by a severe cold. MAKING REGULAR SHIPMENTS. John Davis, superintendent of the Bunker Hill Mining company at Tomb stone, was iuthe city yesterday accompanied by his wife.

Davis states that the leasors there are making regular shipments to the smelters at Douglas. ON INSURANCE BUSINESS. Frank I Culin, insurance adjuster I for this section of the state, with head i quarters in Tucson, is in the city for a few days on business connected' with his office. He is accompanied by Mr3. Culin.

Conditions in the copper industry are slowly but steadily improving, ac cording to Cleveland Dodge, son of Cleveland H- Dodge, noted capital ist, head of Near East Relief and for years a leading official of the Phelps Dodge Corporation. Young Dodge, wly i3 spending a few days in the dis trict, was one of the speakers at the Luncheon Club meeting yesterday noon. "It is difficult to talk on the coppef situation." he said, "because some of the best guessors in the country have turned out to be badly mistaken in the predictions they have made. "The United States is rapidly finding that it cannot get along without the help of the rest of the world. This holds particularly true in regard to copper.

Germany needs copper more than any other nation. Before the war Germany led in the manufacture: of electrical instruments and supplies. But Germany today has no money. Some of the other European countries are buying copper, but not on the ex tensive scale that we would like to see "It will be impossible to have a real good copper market until conditions in Europe are more settled. We feel that conditions are getting better all the time.

The settling of the Turkish war scare should help improve condi- i tions to some extent. "The Copper and Brass Research Association is doing some remarkable work in its laboratories; investigation and experiment work that will unques tionably result in creating many new uses for copper. So far, that work has not yet reached the stage where much publicity can be given it- But the association is going ahead with an extensive advertising campaign, and that campaign is getting results. Another thing favorable to copper and brass is that many small manufacturers, formerly engaged in making war souvenirs, are now switching to the manufacture of many small articles o' copper and brass. "We are all looking forward to an improvement in the copper market.

But it will probably be an improvement, first, in demand, and we dare not hope for any increase in the price of copper. That will eventually come when the demand is so great that all producing companies are running at maximum production. Dodge, who was a resident of Co- chise county several years ago, ex- yon. drying up and that rain is needed. C.

K. Wiswall. of the Cananea Cat- ranges are wa Mrs. Jose Sarkis was in the eity yesterday from Naeo on a shopping trip. Mrs.

O. H. Monroe has returned from ilay on a short business trip. REPUBLICANS. ATTENTION Registration closes at 5 p.

m. Saturday, October 14. If vou have not reir- Wisconsin where she has been visiting istered or know of other Republicans relatives for the past six months. who have not done so phone, 120 or call at the Warren District Republi- Mr. and Mrs.

J. P. Connolly, of i can Club, 18 Railroad Avenue, across Tombstone, were in the city last even- t'e street from the depot, Bisbee. ing. Every citizen should consider it a duty 'o register to see that every mem-Mrs.

Nellie Dalgleish and daughter, i her of his household is registered. DO Chocolates Guests in "Quality Street" Guests in "Quality Street" areet Whitman's quality group tof distinguished candy packages as welcome friends. In any social gathering they give an added sense of sociability. There's magic in eating together. There's conversation stimulated whenever the hostess produces the Sampler, Salmagundi, Pleasure Island, or any others of the favorites in "The Quality Group." We Have Them All Miss Camilla, were in the city yesterday visiting relatives while on their way to Douglas.

IT TODAY. Ben F. Watts and wife are in Douglas for a few days on a visit to friends. A. E.

Davis, of the Huachuca Water Company, was in the city yesterday. Sheriff Joe Hood was in the city yesterday on his way to Douglas to attend the county fair. i Dr. B. C.

Tarbell and wife, of Naco, 1 were in the city yesterday on their way to Tombstone to visit relatives, Mrs. Fred Bennett, of is spending a few days here on a visit to friends. J. A. Gumm and wife, of Benson, were in the etty yesterday on their way to Douglas to attend the fair.

C. E. Archuletta is in the city for a few days from Nacozari where he is employed by the- Moctezuma Copper Company. James Lowry, Babocomari cattleman was in the city yesterday with his family on a shopping trip. Dewey Hogan has arrived from Miami to visit his mother and sister and to see the Milburn-Walthall fight in Douglas.

C. B. Wilson, Phoenix insurance man, is in the City for a few days on a visit. Lieut. Col.

A. J. Dougherty, U. S. has taken a residence in Warren.

Col-1 i onel Dougherty is connected with the organised reserve. Dress Shirts Special offering of Men's Dress Shirts in neat stripes. Also plain colors. Without collars. $1.95 White Collar Attached Shirts A special purchase has enabled us to offer you an exceptional value in the above shirt.

$1.95 High School Pennants 75c High School Ties $1.00 7 LJiOVWS See Page 64 of this week's Saturday Evening Post. Notice To All Democrats: The Cochise County Democratic Central Committee has opened headquarters in the First NationaL Bank Building of Douglas. All Democrats and their friends are welcome. We want you to come in and; get acquainted: make this your headquarters while in Douglas. (Signed) J.

M. SPARKS, Chairman, Cochise County Democratic Central Committee ing Bisbee. Mrs. Dodge, who is accom I A number of Warren District mem-1 Paying her husband on his western I Yi 1 GIFTS THAT LAST jj bers of the Cochise County Pioneer Society will go to Douglas on Saturday morning to attend a meeting of that organization. The society was organized several years ago.

All residents of the county who have been here for 15 years or over are eligible. ONLY TWO DAYS LEFT. There are only two days left ini which those who have not registered ior uie couniy auu siaie election win gmi I nil. iiui I 1 '1 T. Ul CI navp a cnanre io ao so.

itegisirauon closes on Saturday evening at 5 o'clock. trip, ia taking a great deal of interest in Y. M. C. A.

work in the various cities visited. She is an ardent Y. W.j C. A. worker in the east, where she; and Mr.

Dodge are now making their home. INQUESTS POSTPONED. The coroner's inquests that were to have been held yesterday into the) cause of deaths of Mrs. Angius Arbuc-j post-1 I poned until today on account of yes-i terday being a legal holiday. The Ar-j buckle inquest will be held at 1 o'clock and the "fillsworth inquest at 4:30 in Judge Craig's office.

28 Ilager? $Sh (Bnoim a oats The sun is the largest but you can hold the cent so close to your eye that you'll lose sight of the sun. Don't let a cheap price or a big can baking powder make you lose sight oS quality rm nr ULLLLMBUL Tho Economy BAKING POWDER Is the quality leav-ener for real economy in the kitchen, always use Calumet, one trial will convince you. CONTCM 11 i Its sales are 2 times as much as that of any other brand. BEST BY TEST PRELIMINARY TODAY. The preliminary examination of Henry Brown, charged with the mur der of Walter Anderson, will be heldi this morning before Judge Craig at his office at 10 o'clock.

Brown has been held without bail since the kill-1 ing of Anderson in Brewery Gulch last week. CREENS ON AUTOS. Automobiles from Cananea coming into the city yesterday were equipped with a screen fastened in front of the radiator. 1 This was made necessary on account of the thousands of grasshoppers that are in that section of the country and between there and Bisbee The grasshoppers get into the holes of the radiator and. stop the circulation of the air and cause the engine to heat.

AUXILARY TO MEET The Ladies Auxilary of the First Church of Warren wil lmeet 'Monday at 2 p. m. at the home of Mrs. William Shield, 24 Arizona Street. Mr.

Robert Hamilton will assist. CARD OF THANKS We sincerely thank our friends for their kindness to us, in our sad bereavement and for the beautiful floral offerings. A. W. Arbuckle, Mr.

and Mrs. Chas. It. Wright. Mrs.

lilonnie Moore and daughter arare waiyjxs raking vownsjau REPUBLICANS ATTENTION Registration closes at 5 p. m. Saturday, October 14. If you have not registered or know of other Republicans who have not done so phone 120 or call at the Warren District Republican Club, 18 Railroad Avenue, across the street from the depot, Bisbee. Every citizen should consider it a duty to register and to Bee that every member of his household is registered.

DO IT TODAY. HER EYOU ARE WE ANNOUNCE that the first one to make a $10 purchase in this store on the opening day, Saturday morning, will receive, FREE, $5.00 worth of groceries delivered or take it with you. Order must be given at store. Read the amazing prices listed below: Judge for yourself as to whether our prophecies are fulfilled in regard to PRICE. Come to the store tomorrow, and judge for yourself as to whether we were right in regard to SERVICE.

Or phone your order. Let the goods you burf prove to you that we raised no false hopes in regard to QUAUTY. AN EXAMPLE OF OUR PRICES: 100 lbs. Diamond Flour. $4.25 Carnation Milk, tall 12c Lily and Sego Milk, tall, 11c Sugar, 12 96c AND NUMEROUS OTHER ARTICLES PRICED IN PROPORTION WE WILL OPEN ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER.

14TH YOU BE THERE. A GREAT DAY FOR EVERYBODY roosiry WE DELIVER 42 Main Street Phone 110 Watch Saturday's Review for our Full Line of Prices "7.