Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-03

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Meet me at Vista Park Labor Day
dance, September 6, given by Warren
Volunteer Fire Department. So
TEACHERS NEED ROOMS.
Rooms are still needed for the ac-
comodation of new teachers i'm the
public schools. Any person able to
offer apartments are asked to notify
Miss Meyer at the Y. w. G.. A.
apiece dinner set given away at the
Royal tonight.
THE TEMPERATURE.
Yesterdays temperature records in
dictated a return to summer weather.
maximum of 80 being seven degrees
higher than on the preceding day,
while minimum of 81 was three de
grees lower than on Wednesday.
c. ]. Lundvall, Osteopath, Allen
Block. Office hours 9 to 121 to s.,
except Sunday. Phone Sc. 70
RETURN HOME
Miss Lillian Choate and mother. who
have been guests at the residence Of
MIR. and Mrs F. b. Wallace Of Hig-
gins Hill returned yesterday to their
home in Nogales. Miss Choate's
brother is one Of the best known cat
tlemen Of the state, his residence be
ing in Elgin.
A typographical error in the Cadil-
lac advertisement in Sundays paper
made the price Of the Cadillac read
$500 instead of S2OSO. For the bene
fit of those who have read the adyer
tisement, E. r. Pirtle & Co., of Doug
las, the Arizona distributors, wish to
state that the price of the new 1916
Cadillac. seven passenger, FIVE passen-
ger, or roadster, is $2OSO f. o. b. De-
troit
AT COPPER QUEEN
Guests yesterday at the Copper
Queen Hotel included c.. Chyuoweth,
Houghton, Michigan; r. w. Leshu.
Phoenix; r. Zellner, Jr., Los Angeles;
d. w. Beldon, E. d. Stewart, W. F.
Crooks H. Humphrey El Paso; C.. f.
Wiswall, Charles L. Montague, Can
anea.
Don't forget the Labor Day dance,
September 6. given by the Warren
| Volunteer Fire Department So
WRIGHT RECOVERING.
Frank Wright, who sustained a
| fracture to his right arm several
weeks ago while engaged in manipu
lating a well digger at ella Bend, has
recovered sufficiently to be taken
| from the c. & A. hospital to his home
at the Moose Hotel where he was re
ported last evening to be rapidly re
gaining his normal strength.
TO THE PUBLIC:
Carpenters wages in this, the War
rem District, are IS per day of eight
hours work. per agreement with the
contractors Of this District, July 18th
1915. Brotherhood Of Carpenters and
Joiners Of America. Local 1913.
GEO. SCHERREI, Secy
| VISITORS FROM SOUTH.
Mrs r. Perry Gulum and son, Doul
Ilas, of Russellville. Kentucky, are Wis
iting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamilton
at Warren. Mrs Gillum and son hav,
just completed a six weeks visit t
the coast, attending both fairs anC
renewing old acquaintances. They
plan TO pass a few days here befor,
Iresuming their homeward journey
Mrs. Gillum is a sister to Robert Han
ilton of the Toyrea Meat Market.
Washington special says it was dis
closed at Treasury Department tina
mot one dollar of loans on war exports
has been advanced by Federal Re
serve banksIwhic are refusing to dis
count paper based on experts of ARM
and munitions of war as consistent!
as if imperative orders had been Civ
en- by Federal Reserve Board.
United States Steel was n 5-S at III
high price of last week, and 81 "a a
its low price of Tuesday. In it's down
ward course more than 100000 share
were dealt in
f. RR