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Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12
NOTICE 70 coNTRAcToRs.

Sealed proposals will be received by
the Trustees of School District No .
of Cochise Co., Arizona, for the con
struction and completion of a FIVE
room Grade School Building to be
erected at Warren, Arizona, in ac-
cordance with plans and specifications
prepared by Lescher q Kibbey. archi-
tects, Phoenix, Arizona.
AN bids must be i'm the hands of
the Clerk of said Board, at his Office
ia Bisbee, Arizona, by z 2. NJ on the
nth day of December, 1915.
Plans and specifications may be OBJ
tanned from the Supt of Schools OF
caid District at his Office i'm Bisbee,
Arizona, or from the Architects at
their Offices in Phoenix, Arizona upon
deposit of $1,000, said $1,000 to be re-
turned upon return of said plans and
specifications in good condition.
Each bid must be accompanied by
certified check equal TO FIVE per cent
of the amount OF the bid, made pay
able to the clerk Of said Board of
Trustees. said check to be forfeited
TO the Board Of Trustees if the sue
cessful bidder refuses to enter into a
contract and furnish bond as required
by the said Board of Trustees within
ten DAYS after awarding of contract
to him. The successful bidder must
furnish a bond satisfactory 20 the
Board equal to Twenty-Five (25) per
cent of the amount of the Contract.
The board of trustees reserves tho
right to reject any and all bids sub
mitted.
Board of Trustees of School Dis
trict No. OF Cochise County Ar
IONA.
G.. A. MCDONALD,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12
DORIE s0ME coACH

Gilmore Dobie, the University Of
Washington football coah, whose s.
year gridiron reign at the Seattle in
stitution was not marred by a single
defeat would be an acceptable head
to the coaching stats OF several east
ern and middle western colleges. The
intersectional games this autumn have
done much 20 increase the impression
among football followers that gridiron
prowess is not confined 10 the campus
of the Atlantic Coast and the middle
west
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12
MAN ALIVE-LISTEN!
Don't Cuss Your Luck

Get into the oil game and give your
luck a chance. MILLIONS BEING
MADE IN OIL. Great development
just starting and prices advancing.
Now's the time to get I'm. We have
the best proposition you ever saw.
Legitimate No stock selling Live
agents wanted. Don't delay. Write
today.
OKLAHOMA Oil WELLS COMPANY
Equity Bldg. Muskogee, Oklahoma
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12

j. c. W. Beckham, who occupied
a scat in the United States senate
for the first time December 6, Is a
former governor Of Kentucky, hav-
ing been elected after the troubious
days ia that state which lead to the
assassination Of Governor Gocbel.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12

Bargains in homes on
easy terms
FOR SALE

. room new house on car line
. Tombstone Canyon, price S1,7OO.
. Terms.
. 8 room house, Higgins Hill
= bargain at $1,000
. room modern house i'm good
. condition, "a fine home, $3.50, $500
. cash, bal Ike rent Warren.
@ 13 room house, good invest
Q ment. Johnson Addition, close to
9 car line. Price $500. Terms.
9 Large level lot, Clawson Hill.
. Price $500. Terms.
Q room house furnished with
. piano Naco Road Price $500.
9 Terms
, room house opera Drive.
. Price $3.50 $500 cash -
. room house, Moon Canyon.
. Price $3.50, S400 cash
. 4 room house, Brewery Ave.
. Price $3.50, $500 cash
. g room house partly furnished,
. School HILL Price $1,000, $500
. cash.
. z room modern house. Mason
= Hill Price $1,000, half cash.
. Q room house, Laundry Hill
. Price $500, $3.50 cash.
. M. c. HIGH
. Real Estate And Fire Insurance.
= Opposite depot
q .
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12

FOR SAI,E-Two room house, lot
hundred down, balance like rent.
Four room house, good lot partly
furnished, one-hlty down Can at
Carriers Cyclone store, Main ST. 1913
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12

FOR SALE Pedigreed Rufus Red
Belgian Hares of breeding age, also
a few steel gray Flemish Giant
youngsters. Fred G. Greeuway,
Warren. cor Briggs Ave and Camp
bell ST. ~
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12
The Bargain Counter
of the Southwest

Tie classified columns Of the Bis
pee 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 and
you will surely lind what you are
looking for.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12

FOR SALE - 100 shares Bisbee
Straight Motion Engine stock and
one-third interest i'm mining claims
Juniper Flats. Price seven dollars
Box 90 Review. 226
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12

10 WHOM This MAY CONCERN
I'm course of instruction i'm the
Spanish language for a period Of
three months given me by Rev r.
Ayila. and as far as I have gone. I
ann perfectly satisfied with his abili-
ty as Spanish teacher
Mrs. Albertson, Pisbee Arizona,
December u. 1915. 244
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12
PIANIST & CLAlRvoYANTS

CLAIRVOYANT, Prof Al.
bertson, Johnson Hotel, Main st. 241
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12
lew REDUCED PRICES oI
TIRES

Goods shipped to all points c. o. D.
Money refunded on goods returned
intact within one week.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12
Statesmen

Statesmen for balance of year and
1916 Experienced a6y line to sell
general trade in Arizona. timex
celled speciality proposition. Com
mission contract $35 weekly for
expenses Continental Jewelry Co..
$50 Continental Building. Cleve-
land. Ohiol 279
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12

c. A. MCDONALD,
Clerk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-06
SENATE PASSES
EMERGENCY LAW
Oil Conservation Bill Is Passed with
Only Six Votes Against II In Sen.
ate, hut Relief IL Doubted.

with only six votes against the
measure, the oil conservation bill was
PASSED finally In the senate today just
refore that body adjourned until Mon.
day The bill Is that by Davidson Of
Tulsa, Sutherlin. Of the senate and
Hudson Of the house, and II passed
finally In the house several days ago.
Ii is the big emergency measure 10
remedy, " possible, conditions In the
oil field.
When the bill came up Tor final
Passage today Senator Davis al.
though In sympathy with the measure
II 1t were going to give the relief
sought, warned against attack "
scme features Of the measure on con
stitutiona grounds He was heartily
~ favor N anything that would tend
10 conserve the production, but was
fearful " the consequences In final
test Of some Of the provisions, espec.
Tally where any effort was made Ia
control price N oil by a production OH
market demands In this he called at
trntiou to the law OF supply and de
mand
The corporation commission is vest
cd with full power 10 promulgate the
provisions of the law aud shall make
/ on ders consistent with the provision,
Of the measure AS they may be appli
cable 10 conditions from time to time
| IN the oil field
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-06
NEW BILLS ARE
BY SOCIALISTS
Educational institutions Would BE
Consolidated and some Abolished by
Measures introduced Today.

Socialist members Of the house intro
duced two bills into the house this
morning. One " them reyises the
old school abolition fight by proposing
TO discontinue number Of state edu.
Cational institutions aud the other
would put the state into the insurance
business 10th are by Representatives
McLemore and HIll Of Roger Mills.
one NJ the bills would abolish five
district schools Of agriculture, both
university preparatory schools state
normals at Ada, Weatherford anrl
nurant and consolidate the school Of
mines with the state university.
The Insurance hill would require the
state Insurance commissioner to write
all insurance business now done 10y
foreign and domestic companies aud
npproprlatcs S5O0,OO0 to carry the act
into effect The money, however II
10 be loaned merely to start the In
surance business The state would col
lect all premiums aud pay all losses
retaining ~ per cent of the gross re
ceipts for operating expenses. All
rates would hc written at 10 per cent
less than prevailing charges. accord
Ing to the hill.
4 new bin by Pullen provides foi
conservation Of arteslan water by re
Quiring all flowing wells ~ water moi
used for irrigation to be capped.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-06
SUIT TAX ES NEW TURN
Witness Say Paper on Which Note
Was Written Was Not MAnufactur-
ed at Time Note Was Dated.

The case OF Frank Marvin against
q. =. Atchison, IN which Marvin II
suing 10 have the deed to certain city
property from Martha H. Atchison to
q. Z. AtChisOn, her son set aside on
the grounds that he held a prior claim
against Mrs Atchlson and that the
transfer OF real estate was with the
intent Of defeating his claim, took n
sudden turn In district court before
Judge Oldfield today when attorneys
for Atchisun attempted to show that
MHrvins claim, a note for 81 600, was
fraudulent
Witnesses were introduced who ties
tilted that the paper on which the
note was written, bearing date I'm
the year 1902, was not manufactured
until the year 1909. The strenuous
objections Of the plaintiffs attorneys
az 10 the competency of the witnesses
were overruled by the court M II was
shown that each had had much exper.
ience In the handling " paper. The
witnesses testifylng on this question
were @. Walker OF the Western Bank
Supply company; H. w Beddoe Of the
Western Newspaper Union aud s. II,
Warden OF the Warden Printing com
pnny.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-06
WILL DIG INTO
SCHOOL LOANS
House Calls On Examiner and
Inspector For Facts on
Roger Mills Loans.
ALSO klOWA COUNTY DEALS
Language Did Not Suit Demo
CratS in the House and
Charges We're Made.

The house went on record lhls
morning second time as fa,Uriug nu
investigation " the school land de
pnrtmeul when II passed the re-Ulu
tiuu Of FISHERMAN Uf Noblr aud Head
ley Of Kay calling upon the examiner
and Inspector, Fred Parkinson. for
certain information relative lo tnrm
loans IN Roger Mills and kiuNa
counties
Democratic Leaders. however pullrl
an the teeth from the resolution ,u
far o. the language was concerned,
but left intact the portion VI the rer
olutiou upon which Sir FISHERMAN
insisted and that was asking for In
formation ou lHrm lonns made under
the previous administration ~ the
state school land department
When the resolution was called up
this morning Representative Duranl
objected to the language which stat.
ed that house concurrent resolution
No. /, introduced Ht the beginning Of
the session by Representative Harrl.
son ~ Seminole Democrat and pass
ed by the house, is quietly sleeping
In the senate and calling on that
body for action. Durnut thought IN,
language dlsrespectfu 10 the scuut,
and that the house should first ash
for information relative to the statu'
of the matter before critIcizIng that
body
FISHERMAN agreed to let this Ian
pugr be- stricken from the resolution
and 1t was ordered by the house. Oh
lection was then lodged by Paul Mes
bit ~ McAlester 10 the wording oI
the resolution which referred 4,
crooked loans" and upon his reques
and the consent Of the author Tia,
word crooked" was stricken out
Ncshitt said he objected to member
Continued on Last Page
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-06
TO PROBE INTO
ACTS OF WEIGH
Resolution BY FISHERMAN and
Ilsadley Calls For Commit
tee Investigation.
OBJECTION MADE By DuRANT
Insurance department Will BE
Subject 10 Scrutiny If
Measure Carries.

State Insurance Commission A. I.
Nclrh viii be- subjected to probe boy
a legislative committee II house
resolution introduced today by Repre-
sentative by UuuI Iesterman " Nublt
county aud Henry W Headley Of Kay
county is pissed b} the house.
Irstcrmuu mo'rd the adoption VI
'ha resolution bul ". \. Duuu ul
Duaut objected Do lis immcdIaly ..n
-idcruIion and II went over uudr rh,
rule, unlI Monday. The resolution
calls for the appointment . Du'
speaker, subject 90 approval or h,
house Of committee Of nine h.u.,
members ot which Speaker A Ntul
J., 90 be eyufficio chairman tD muh,
Hn Investigation uf the state Insurance
department The committee i- direct
rd 10 investigate the conduct ~ IA,
office the expenditures of money
number " employees and their salaries
the official acts and orders ~ IN,
state insurance commissioner rrHilnl
10 various insurance and udW-rmcn
bureaus and all other matter pertain
ing to tn office
The probe committee {, to serve
without pay except that H. member
are to be- paid their necessary am
actual expenses aud Is 90 have pItuHr.
powers The committee is mstructp,
to report before the end NJ the pres
ent session aud tu proceed vilhou
delay to the investigation.
The Trstcrman resolution Will
originating from the Republican sid
Of the house. has some Democrat
backing and It's friends believe # ha
q good chance of being adopted. Niue
opposition developed against Insuranc
Commissioner Welch during the las
primary campaign and charges wer
freely made and published at tina
time alleging favoritism TO certni
Insurance companies Those back d
the resolution claim 10 have gathere
CONTINUED on last page
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-06
NEW HAY FEVER CURE
Injection Of Plant Pollen Has Proven
Beneficial TO Some, Announces New
York Doctors.

NEW lORk Feb. 6.-Thc cure of
% number ot persons suffering from
bay fever by the injection uf the plant
pollen responsible for the ailment
I'm the individual cases is announced
In preliminary report published In
the New Medical Journal today by
nrs Irymour Oppcuheimer and Mark
J. Gouurh of this city The an
nOuucrmeut is based on the result Of
series Of laboratory experiments ct
the College Of Physicians aud Sur.
gronH and the treatment Of number
" patients
The object ~ the investigation was
to find d substance that would I'M.
muniZp persons who had suffered from
the distressing allment against further
attacks aud hence the preliminary 70.
port hears the title, "the active i'm.
munizution NJ hay fever"
Not all the persons treated were
cured the report states, hut the re
suits We're encouraging Eleven cases
were treated In 1914 before aud dur
Ing the season for autumnal catarrh.
Six eases we're treated In advance of
/ the attack and Of these one was
cured for the season, four exhibited
very mild symptoms and one i'm
proved
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-06
RIVER VICTORY
WON By TRICK
While Germans Concentrated Forces
at One Point Oh BIura, Russians
Cross nj Important Point.

rETROGRAD, Feb o. The latest
reports from the front bon Ru~siuu 20.
land bring some details of the import.
ant Russian victory uu the Bzura
river.
While the Germans with three quar-
ters Of their forces along the BzurH
continued to hammer at the line the
Russians seized the opportunity To-
throw their force, across the Bzura
at Kamion near the junction " the
BZura with the N,ula and captured
the German fortified position at this
place. Al the same time they drove
the Germans across the Szurn at
Dakhova, which is close 10 SuchucDew.
At KamiOn the Russians captured a
quantity " steel bullet proof shields
which they Immediately utilized in the
succeeding fighting They also took
number Of quick firing guns from the
enemy and In this district and also
on the Upper Rayka river they were
successful In capturing good many
uutposts.
Near BolimOw the Germans were
unrelenting In their attack and the
Russians countered with equal ferocity
The former repeatedly made use Of
armored motor cars on which machine
CUBS aud quick firers had been se
up. 4 hail Of sharpnel, however
forced them TO retire.
Russian military authorities thinl
| that the desperation evinced by tn,
Germans In Russian Poland IL q shiel,
| for the removal of forces toward IN,
western front. and they compare thes,
attacks with those delivered by Gen
cral Won HindenberI In the earl!
weeks of the war when six corps o.
German soldiers were rushed towarC
France
/ From Skierniewice southwark (,
Radon and Kiece there have beeI
scattered artillery engagements, Far
thcr south " this line Austro- German
forces attempted tu take the Offenslv,
at Shernike. which is ~ miles to In,
southwest NJ kirlrr aud also at poin
near Remhuw which Is - mile
farther south ou the river Nida A
Shernlkr the Russians. ANTICIPATING
nm attack, destroyed the bridge owe
the Nid0 aud -hr0lrd the enemy From
the opposite bank. forcing him 10 re
tire Al Rcmhoy also the Russian
report Victory
At Shshuo which IS Just to the nortl
~ Taruow in GalirIa. the Austrian
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-06
PAID FOR HIS BRIDE
BOrnheIm Makes Strong Defense In
Court, but Is Ordered TO Pay Ali.
mOny to the Woman Tie Married.

Even after setting up Il claim that
hc'had paid for his bride u four days
approximately $500, Frank BOrnhelm
must pay 800 temporary allmony and
the court costs I'm the matrimonial
venture which has resulted In divorce
proceedings being filed against him
In the district court This was the
ruling Of Judge Clark this morning
In Oyerruling Bornhem's motion TO
yacate the order granted requiring
him to pny
In the brides petition 1t was set
forth that the two were married In
IT Worth on January ~ and divorce
proceedings were commenced January
20. In Bornheims motion he charges
that tht whole procedure was n con
spiracy ON the part Of the plaintiff
and one Ruth Mcfarland to defraud
him Of his property
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-06
REPORT SHOWS DECREASE
or TRADE IN ENGLAND

LONDON, Feb. 8,-The effect " the
war on british trade again liz appar.
cnt In the figures given out by the
beard " trade for the month II Jan
ucry, These show that imports de.
creased by S,020,000 and that ex.
ports decreased by s97 100000. Food
imports increased $4,000, 900, but this
was offset by the decline In manufac-
tured articles and raw material in
which cotton showed decrease OF
Sl7500,0O0
In exports the decrease OF coal
amounted 10 ss,1OO,OOO and In manu-.
factuwd articles the decrease was
SS5, ,OOOOOO OF this last mentioned
amount S3O,0OO,OOO " found In cotton
textiles.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-06
SUCCESS HOPED
BY NEW TACTIC
Administration Leaders Change Ship
Purchase Measure Program; Yield
~ Motion Of Clarke.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Adminis
trauon senator's agreed today 1t
wonld be impossible to recommlt the
ship purchase bill with instructions
for It's modification and decided their
only course to get an amended bill
before the senate is TO yield to sena-
tor Clarkes motion 10 reeommlt the
bill TO the commerce committee
They then will press Senator Cores
motion to discharge the committee
from consideration N a substitute bill
containing amendments satisfactory
to Progressive and Republican sena
tors, They are confident Senators
Norris, Kenyon and LaFollette viii
vote for the motion. Senator New
lands also will he here and they eX-
pect TO carry that motion without
the aid OF the vice president
Determination to resort to this pro
gram was reached when the WORD
came today that Senator Smith could
not return In time to aid the Demo
Gratis In their struggle for the bill
without his vote. Senator Fletcher
motion to rccommit with instructions
would be defeated boy a majority OF
one
What will be the fate Of the bill
after It. has been returned to the
stage OF general debate next week II
stil problematlcal. Several Demo
cratic leaders declare the fight vii
continue until March I without ces
satlon II the Republican opposition
continues. Republican leaders gave
renewed assurances that no quartz,
! could be expected.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-06
War at a Glance

Germany's declaration that the wa
ters around England Scotland and
Ireland are to be- included In the war
zone, as interpreted In a statement
issued today by the German embassy
at Washington, contains no threat 10
American shipping The statement
says no change In Germany's atti.
tude toward neutral shipping is in
yolyed and that American vessels car.
rying foodstuffs for the civilian pop
ulatiOn of countries with which Ger
many is at war viii not be seized. So
far ~ neutral shipping Is concerned,
the German declaration will serve
merely AZ warning Of the risks In.
volved In navigating those waters
No important Developments ON any
Of Europe's battlefields were revealed
In today's dispAtches The fighting
In the west yesterday ny described In
the official communication from Paris
amounted merely to scattered artil
lery duels In Poland the struggle
along the Warsaw front still Is to
reach a decision
The Austrian government an
nounced today that the attacks Of
the Russians IN the Carpathians had
broken down and that they had sui
fered heavy losses In certain sec,
tlons of the front the Austrians ar,
on the offensive and the capture OF
I .OO0 more Russians Ia reported A
contained the admission that IN,
Russians had retreated In the regior
| Of one OF the mountain passes
Significance is attached by mill
tary strategists to the outcome o
the campaign In the CarpSthians OF
| the ground that II probably will de-
eide the mastery Of this region 10
/ the remainder Of the war shoull
Austria gain definite victory he
/ territory would be freed from IN
menace OF invasion.
In Poland and West Galicia, TN
Vienna statement says, the situation
is unchanged Petrograd dispatche
declare that battle OF almost ter
! rible fury II In progress
Desultory fighting Is In progress 4
the Argonne and Alsace but else
whore In the western war some &C
tlvlty Is diminishing. The Germa
attack in Flanders, although leadin
to several days Of brisk fighting, IN
not developed into an important en-
gagement and apparently the on
slaught has been abandoned.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-06
STOCK SHIPPING
TO BE STOPPED
Interstate Transportation in Fast Or
dered Ended BY Washington on Ac.
count Of Disease Danger.

WASHINGTON. lrh q As the re-
suit Of the discovery or the foot oud
mouth Infection m Cniu-o. ludiouup-
oils. Louisville. Buffalo Cincinnati,
Jersey city, Pittsburgh and Columbus,
the department Of agriculture today
instructed IT, inspector, 10 close the
yards In those citlc. to Interstate
shipment of livestock after shipments
In transit had been disposed ~
An order containing details and
declaring whether the yards vill h"
permitted iu continue To receive cattle
for slaughter will be- issued later As
10 shipments in transit the inspectors
was instructed to allow the livestock
t. 60 forward II they showed mo-
symptoms NJ the disease had not been
handled In infected pens and were
destined for immediate slaughter Iu
Quarnntncd areas where fedora Boo
spectlOn " meats Is maintained
Loss from the foot and mouth dis
ease I'm the present outbreak thus FAR
has aggregated S3.39a.11O, the bureau
Of animal industry announced today
In the agricultural outlook The out
break OF the disease, the most eNten
sive ever known In the United States
low seems to be under control ms a
result Of the vigorous policy of eradi
cation followed. the bureau states.
Twenty states and the District oi
Columbia have been more or less ~
fected since last October BY Janu.
AIRY 81, the work of checking the dis
ease was practically completed in all
hut seven states and further prOgres.
is being made continually There have
been slaughtered 40, 28S cattle, i773'
swine, Tl5l sheep and - goats 50
| far the losses Hre mainly local and
/ have had no apprcciable general n
/ feet on the countrys total supply ol
meat and dairy animals