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Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
COUNTY LIKELY TO
GRANT BISBEE AID
Secretary Gray Breaches Ex-
penSe Problems of Flood Wa
tiers to County Supervisors

While in Tombstone Tuesday, Sec
rotary Gray of the Commercial Club,
tentatively took up the matter OF
county aid for Bisbee, in its fight with
the flood waters, seeking to obtain
the sentiments Of the members Of the
Board of Supervisors. Gray present
ed a number of statements and said
that facts and figures would be pre-
pared for later presentation. After
his talk with county supervisors,
Gray is satisfied that Bisbee will be
granted some relief when the matter
is properly placed before the board.
From the attitude of the superyis-
ors, it seems assured that o sufficient
sentiment prevails to indicate that re-
lief will be granted to both Bisbee and
Douglas. The situation in Bisbee is
more difficult, however, as the flood
waters must be carried away by the
canyons and gulches, so that county
expenditures here must be made with
in the city limits, in order to give the
relief desired Apparently however,
the board will recognize the fairness
If the proposition. that the city should
not bear all the expenses and dangers
arising from reason Of storm waters
flowing from areas outside the city
limits
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
1916 DIRECTORY OF
WARREN DISTRICT

Fred A. Mckinney, the Directory
Man. who compiled the last directo-
nv Of Bisbee and the Warren District
has arrived in the city and will start
work at once on the 1916 directory.
The book will probably be off the
press in the early part of December.
on account Of the difficulty of max
ing a directory canvass in the city
a number of attempts which have
been made at compiling a directory
i'm the last decade have been abandon
ed. Mr.. Mckinney came here in July,
1913. and although it took him and
his assistants nearly five months to
make the canvass, they kept at it and
compiled a complete and thoroughly
accurate directory of the discreet II
contained the names Of the residents
of Bisbee, Lowell, Warren, South Bis
bee and Don Luis and the postonice
address of each. This was valuable
feature Of the directory which was ap-
preciated by the business men of the
district. The postoffice address in
GLIDING the box number viii be given
in the forthcoming directory, and the
same territory that was covered be-
fore will be included in the new book.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
TENNIS CHAMPS CROWNED

FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Sept. Sin
the most remarkable exhibition Of
doubles tennis play Witnessed i'm this
country in many years, William John
son and Clarence Griffin, both of San
Francisco, wrested the championship
fro mthe three time holders, Maurice
Mclaughlin of San Francisco, and
Thomas Bundy of Los Angeles, this
afternoon. Eor more than three hours
the California racquet stars engaged
i'm a court duel thar aroused unbound
ed enthusiasm among the several thou
and spectators.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
CITY COUNCIL WILL
HAVE BUDGET FACTS
ON BISBEE EXPENSES
Praise Given to City Clerk But
Ter Who Will Add Improvement
to His Already Excellent AC-
counting System.

George II. Smalley Of Tucson, who
is making a survey Of industrial con.
ditions in Arizona, visited Bisbee yes
terday gathering Information for his
report. MIR. Smalley is visiting every
county and city in the state and is
making a special study Of county and
municipal government. He has been
engaged in municipal work for some
years and was secretary of the Mari
copa and Pima county taxpayers as
sociations.
The accounting system used in Bis
bee, according to Mr.. Smaliey, is one
of the most complete i'm the state, and
he was particularly interested in the
manner in which the details Of city
government were handled by City
Clerk Butler.
There is but one thing necessary
to make the system absolutely COM
plete," said Mr. Smalley, "and that will
now be remedied by the city clerk
since he Immediately grasped its ON
portance when it was suggested. It
consists of merely informing the city
council at each meeting of the status
of budget accounts.
"In the final analysis city govern
ment is but a large household, and
there is no reason why il should not
be conducted as a household is. The
budget of the city gives the amount
of money the taxpayers have allowed
the city council to eXpend during the
year. This budget should be prorated
to the months of the year for each
classified department such as streets
! lighting cleaning, etc. In order that
the council may know just how eX
penditures are going under budget al
Ilowances it is necessary for it to have
a statement each month showing the
expenditures from the various classi
Gcations, together with the debit OF
credit
When expenditures are proposed
the city council then has before it
concise statement of just how eaci
fund stands for each department, anC
if there is not sufficient money e
meet the amount proposed to be eX
pended they can cut down the approri
alton so that the budget allowance
shall not be overdrawn. It is neces
sary, of course, to oyerdraw SOM
! funds, but this should never be dom
unless there is sufficient money il
another fund that can be borrowed
without injury to the public service
This system informs the council
men each month, it checks eXpendit
ures that committees often insist upo
the council making, and it results ii
running the city within budget allow
ances for the year This has the Inn
mediate effect of keeping down la
rates consistent with the increase O
taxable wealth and althogether
provides the best safeguard that tn
city council can have ! am glad tina
Mr.. Butler is going to adopt this bud
get check for Bisbee will then nav
model accounting system
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
EXPECT NOTE SOON.

WASHINGTON. Sept. S-Germany's
communication regarding sinking Of
the Arabic is expected by Friday or
Saturday at the latest Officials will
not comment on press reports.
Through Count Won Bernstorif, assur-
ances have been given that full salts
faction will be accorded the United
States While some officials indicat-
ed the submarine commanders eX-
PLANTATION seemed convincing. there
will be no judgment until Berlin has
been heard from formally
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
AccusER AND ACCUSED.

DENVER, Sept 8-Major George
Lee was confronted by his accuser
before the military court inquiry in
vestigating the charges against the
militia officers and gave his version
of the financial affairs of the state
rifle team which went to the national
shoot at Camp Perry Ohio, in 1913.
The accuser was c. n. McCutcheon,
a Denver attorney, and a member of
the rifle team. He charged Lee with
holding money due the militiamen.
Lee presented figures purporting to
show that instead of him owing the
team money, the rifemen collectively
owed him five dollars and eighty cents.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
MUCH PITY THIEvINe.

Bisbee merchants are warned that
there is considerable gang of petty
thieves at work. Schwartz Brothers
Company had a sample Of the gangs
work when they entered his store and
stole number of summer hats. It is
thought that a considerable number Of
MeXicans from the interior Of Sonora
are responsible for the thefts and the
merchants are keeping sharpt look
out on their goods to keep them from
moving out Of the store by the arm
load.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
LOWELL THEATRE HAS
GOOD OFFER TONIGHT

The Lowell is giving away tonight
fine set Of forty-two pieces of Ster-
ling china dishes. These dishes are
on exhibition in the theatre lobby and
are much to be priced. Someone win
be happy after the show tonight, TAX
ing home the dishes. For a special
attraction the Lowell will show six
selected General and Mutual releases.
The Lowell is showing the banner
programs of the district, having the
pick of the Mutual, Universal and
General productions. No wonder the
Lowell Is crowded nightly.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
DUAL BIRTHDAY PICNIC.

Mrs. A. b. Richardson, wife Of Gen
eral. Secretary Richardson of the Y.
NJ. c. A., and Mrs. c. G.. Mitchell cele-
brated their birthdays, falling on the
same date, last Saturday, inviting a
few Of their more intimate friends to
a picnic dinner at Tricks Park. Be
sides enjoying a splendid menu, the
participants passed the time in gen
eral sociability and the enjoyment OF
vocal numbers.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
LEE COMPANY IN BIG
CHANGE AT ORPHEUM

The Orpheum has a complete change
of program for tonight when James
p. Lee and his company viii present
his clever musical comedy AN Mixed
Up" This is one of the best pro-
auctions of this popular troupe and
will make a good entertainment. The
Lee company is playing clean and wit
ty comedy and find that the Bisbee
public appreciate that kind Of produc-
lions. An hour or two spent at the
Orpheum viii give you an entertain
ment well worth while.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
VILLA DELEGATES.

Ell PASO, Sept 8-Enrique Llor-
ente, the confidential agent of the
Villa government at Washington, in a
statement, said Villa had practically
selected the delegates to the Pan
American conference and was waiting
word as to the time and place Of the
meeting to order his representatives
to attend Zapata was asked by villa
to either send or appoint delegates.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
ARTICLES BY GRAY.

A late number Of the Southern Mot
.oring Magazine. published at Dallas,
contains two interesting articles and
an illustrat on by Joseph Il. Gray
The picture shows the convict labor
camp, while the articles are on RE
sumption Of Labor on the Bisbee-
Tombstone Highway" and Progress
.of the County Bond Issue Movement"
Gray has been receiving many com
.pliments on these articles. as well as
the one published in the current issue
of the American Motorist.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
eAcK WITH BELLS ON.

Jay Wilmoth and his side kicker"
Tom Mooney, returned yesterday morn
ing from brief trip to Eel Paso. They
left for the Gate City Saturday morn
ing. During their visit in the west
Texas metropolis they attended the
automobile races on Sunday at Juar-
ez and the Waugh-Nelson boxing
match on Labor Day Both speak in
high tones of the general trip had, but
both refuse to answer impertinent
questions.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
This is change night at orpheum.
rHANK rHElR FRIENps.

The Warren Branch of the Arizona
Childrens' Home Association, through
its secretary, wishes to express it's
appreciation Of the help given by the
public in their efforts to raise funds
fer the support of the Orphans Home
in Tucson Several people were met
during the day, who had been on the
ground and who commended the pro-
ject highly.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
"ArI Mixed Up" orpheum tonight.
PREPARING FOR SPEAKER.


Local Orangemen are preparing for
the arrival Of Rev George T. Lemon,
who is expected to arrive in Bisbee
Saturday morning from the coast The
visitor is the grand secretary Of the
Orangemen and is located in New
York City He is a preacher and lee
turer of note and while in Bisbee will
deliver a public free lecture at the
Presbyterian church Saturday even
ing. He will occupy the Presbyterian
pulpit Sunday morning at IL O'Clock
and the Methodist pulpit the same
/ evening On Monday evening he will
attend a meeting of Dreadnaught L.
o. L., No. 21O and will be the guest
Of honor after the meeting During
Rev. Lemons visit here he will be
shown around the District and given
trip through the mines of the dis.
trict.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
All new bin orpbeum tonight.
AT COPPER QUEEN.

Among the guests yesterday at the
Copper Queen Hotel were Ed j. Or
the, w. d. Berry, NJ. r. Budd, Los An
geles: w H. Forbes. X. w. Cox, w.
Cunningham, FL Paso; George jeffrey
q. r. Kettle. Columbus Ohio; John
A. Forbes, Phoenix; Flint Brown, NJ.
j. Mirris, Kansas City, G. A. Waite,
St. Louis; L. T. Roberts, Brookton.
Massachusetts; c. G.. Jackson Tue
son. Mrs NJ. Evans, Tombstone
Try and get in the orpheum tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
NOTICE TO PUBLIC

Painters wages are IS the day of
s hours when working for painting
contracts, and So per day for house
owners or general contractors. This
applies to Warren mining district on
and after September Is, 1915. CHAS.
n. CAVIS. Pres. POS
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
THE TEMPERATURE.

An atmosphere tempered by an ideal
degree Of summer warmth is making
the early fall days exceptionally en-
joyable. Yesterday the maximum
shade temperature as registered at
the depot of the E. p. q s. W., was
SO, one degree higher than on the pre-
ceding day. Minimum temperature Of
81 was five degrees in excess of that
indicated Tuesday.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
sRAwLEY HAS FIRE

BRAWLEY, Sept Sire tonight
destroyed an entire business block in
the heart of the city with a loss of
from fifty 90 one hundred thousand
dollars. With the aid Of fighters from
Imperial and FL Centre, the flames
were under control at midnight.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
slLvERrHoRNs CONDITION.

j. L. Silverthorn, although still very
IN at the G. & A. hospital, IS reported
as holding his own against the dis
ease affecting him. as well as could
be expected at the present stage of
his illness.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
BRUCE STEPHENSON HERE.

Bruce Stephenson, assistant county
attorney spent yesterday afternoon
in the District on a bootleggin case.
The attorney returned late in the even
ing for his home in Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
Mas lANnls nEruRNs.

Mrs. D. H. Lands, wife Of Manager
lands of the mems furnishing de-
partment OF the Phelps Dodge store,
returned from two months visit to
the Pacific Coast
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
suGo GOES EAST.

Harry Sugg. bookkeeper at the Of
flee of the Bisbee Auto Co. left last
night for a visit to his home in Nachez
Mississippi, where he win pass sew
eral weeks. Suggs will make the trip
via New Orleans. Before returning
west he plans to visit a sister in
Memphis
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
VISITOR FROM MoRENcI.

Jack Chisholm of Morenci who has
been a guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs j. ID. Grant. left yesterday for
Douglas on business matters. lie
plans to return TO Momenci today.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
ATTENTION

Knights and Ladies of Security. All
members are requested TO attend
meeting September 9. important bust
ness. lS9
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
COAST VISIT.

Harry Jennings, James Letson and
Toney Kline are members of a Bisbee
party enjoying trip to the Pacific
Coast
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
DANCE

Copper Queen Band will give a
dance Saturday evening, Sept. II, at
Vista Park The very latest music
$3.50 sharp. 235
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
DANCE

Copper Queen Band will give a
dance Saturday evening, Sept. II, at
Vista Park. The very latest music
$50 sharp. 235
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
FOR NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA
Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

Sufferers from acid stomach. nausea
or sick headache will find welcome
relief from this tonic beverage
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09

C. j. Lundvall, Osteopath, Allen
Block Office hours 9 to 12-1 to 5,
except Sunday. Phone Sc. %
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
sAFFoRp MARSHAL HERE.

o. B Lancaster city marshal Of
Stafford and one Of the ella Valleys
best known officers who has been in
the District since Tuesday, left last
evening for Douglas and his home
He took with him a man by the name
of John earns, who is wanted in era
ham county on the charge of rape
earns was found on the Bisbee streets
yesterday and taken into custody.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
TALK OF THE CITY

Prof. Albertson, Palmist DO not
fail to see him. Johnson Hotel 232
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
TO MIDDLE WEST.

j. J. McCrea is passing a three
months vacation with friends and rel
atives in Iowa and Kansas.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09

Willard & Bateman, leading tailors,
shirts made to order. Allen Block.
rs
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
l O q A |

Plain and unruled special tablets
for school children Be at Bisbee Re.
view office
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
RESUMES TEACHERS POSITION

Miss Lily Vickers viii shortly re-
sumo her position as teacher in
charge of the school across the Di-
vide.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
ON VACATION.

Miss Dorothy Muat of the Phelps
Dodge Office is passing a vacation
with her mother I'm Hereford.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
700 LArE 10 CLASSIFY.

FOR RENT-Large, airy, cool room
Apply Brooks Apartment y. 23S
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09
VIsITs sMELTER az.

A. c. futile has returned from 4
short visit with friends in Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-09

Ike completing q DaHqutI
with a poor cigar-some-
thing is lacking. We're
looking for a man who dis
eliminates in buying a suit
who is finicky on the
neck-wear question and the
shoe problem. We have
Just the kind Of hats to please
his exclusive taste.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16
MONROE ENTERS PLEA
Lindsay Merchant Charged With
Shooting Marguerite Ellis Is Re
leased Today on y Bond Of $40, 1000.

Not guilty" was the plea entered
In the district court Saturday by D.
v Monroe, merchant Of Lindsay.
when arraigned before Judge George
W Clark on the charge Of shooting
Margaret Ellis at o IL West CalifOr
mia December ~ Monroe WAS releas.
ed ON SlOOO0 bond, but the date Of
trial not set
At the same time the girl, once q
pretty brunette, but now pale and wan
from suffering lay upon a he'd Of tor
ture In home provided by her faith
rr who cnme 10 her assistance on
hearing of the shooting. There is
nothing to say she said Every one
knows all about It, and besides can't
talk now"
$50" said the nurse, "She is sur
fcring too much. She takes spells
when she suffers the most eXcruciat-
Ing pain She must not talk now"
"Will she probably recoyer| was
asked THAT depends on whether or
not the splnal cord Il severed II It
Is, she will always be parRlyZed below
the waist" said the attendant, In the
hall
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16
BRITISH SEARCH EVERY
PASSENGER CROSSING
BY HERBERT COREY.

London, Jan. 18-Crossing the chan
mel Is an adventure nowadays. 1t
carries thrill u minute A year ago
the channel was Just mess OF dirty
water, given to sickish seas Now II
Is dotted with mines and submarines.
You have to run the gauntlet Of Scot
land Yard men ON this side and Gal
lie projects Of police on the other
one doesn't talk to interesting stran.
gers on board channel boats any
more. The stranger may be hero
Of cOurse-and he may be spy
There IL danger In gabble
You begin to cross the channel the
day before, That day you 20 to the
American embassy In Grosveror
Gardens, and have your passport
vised. II this operation hasn't been
attended to lately, YOU carry four un-
mounted photographs OF Yourself
One OF these attached to the passport.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16
CROWDS HEAR SERMON
Evangelist Williams Preached Last
Night on Second Coming Of Christ
and Many Were In Congregation.

Another large congregation gather
cd last night TO hear Evangelist Oliy-
or Il. Williams in the First United
Brethren church ON the Second Com
Ing Of Christ" He said that while no
man knew the day or the hour Of his
coming, everything pointed toward IT,
He said that the presence Of false
chrtsts, the love Of many waxing cold,
wars and rumors OF war and political
unrest, all we're signs ot his coming
Never was the social pot boiling as
II IL today, he asserted. II s said
that nine tenths OF the worlds wealth
Ia In the hands Of Onstenth Of the
population. Fulfilled prophecy con.
cerning the Jews and the restoration
Of the later rain" In BabylOniR and
Palestine proclaim the coming Of Je-
sus. AT his coming will take place
the separation Of the sheep from the
coats, the wheat from the tares, the
righteous from the unrighteOus, the
first resurrection. which II the resur
rectlon Of the saints, and the rapture
the church caught up to meet the Lord
In the air.
This ends the gospel age and for a
brief period the world will be left
Without the church Of the Holy Spir-
10 Then the revelation" takes place
or the return Of the king to take pos
session of the kingdom and the gold
rn age " the worlds history win he
u-hcred H. Satan win he bound and
.nst into the pit Then we will have
u world without n devil In II, no sin,
10 sorrow no death, hut we shall he
Kings and priests unto God and we
shall reign with Christ thousand
Years
There Will be no service tonight
There will be three services Sunday,
~ l0.46 a m, with the reception Of
members At o'clock a mass meet
Ing win he held for men only and at
30 the subject will be The Unpar
luuahlc Sin"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16
CUBAN WAGE FARMERS
MAY BE UNI0NIZED

Washington, Jan. 16 Plans for AS
slsting the wHge-earners OF Cuba to
organize and affiliate with the Amerl
can Federation of Labor were cOnsid-
cred here by the executive council Of
the federation 1t was decided to lend
all possible aid to the movement
The council also determined to In.
uugurate an active campaign to bring
MI local unions In the various states
into their respective state federatlons
aud 10 continue Its efforts 10 Obtain
the enactment NJ legislation ngalnst
speeding up' shop management sys-
TENS.
After discussion of the wOrkmpn's
compensation law recently enacted by
Massachusetts. the council voted to
urge nll state federations " labor 10
seek the enactment Of similar legisla
ilou In their states.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16
GIRL PREVENTS
BANK ROBBERY
Kansas Telephone Operator
AwakeuS Citizens; One ban
dit Is Wounded.

Andale, Kan, Jan. l8-A girl tele-
phone operator Miss Clara Dressal'
10, frustrated the plans Of bank
robbers here Just us they were pre-
pairing to break into the bank, win
the swiftness with which she aroused
the town, spread the alarm and also
resulted I'm the capture of three OF
four robbers "A few hours later In
Wichita, after a fight with the Nichl-
IN police, In which one bandit was
wounded.
The robbers spent half an hour In
work about the town be
ror approaching the bank, and II was
during this time the girl discovered
them.
After cutting the telegraph wires
Of the Missouri Pacific station the
men went to the telephone office but
we're driven OFF by the girl with
revolver. The men fled across the
street, broke open n hardware store
procured shOtguns, rifles, revolver7'
and ammunition and went to the
bank.
Meanwhile, the girl aroused all the
townspsOple she could reach by tsis'
phone. Marshal Helder ran to the
town fire bell and awoke the rest OF
the inhabitants. As soon as the Dell
began the robbers, two OF whom re
malned outside while tho other two
began work on the bank vault, open
ed fire on the marshal.
For two hours, while the two men
inside set and fired five unsuccessful
charges Of explosives, the two bandits
outside held the citizens at bay.
Every window and most OF the
stores on the main street of the town
were riddled with shot and bullets,
After ths fifth explosion the robbers
ran out and with their companions
rushed through the lines Of firing
citizens and sprang into a motor ear
and eScaI ed.
No money was secured. The alarm
was sounded throughout the surround
ing country by telephone and when
the robbers reuchcd wichita, three
W them We're captured after r'in
ming fight with the police.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16
PAIR FROM CARLISLE
SCHOOL ARE INDICTED

Sunhury, Pa, Jan 10. -- Moses
Freedman former superintendent OF
the Carlisle Indian school and c. J..
Noric. former chief clerk have been
Indicted by federal grand jury here
or charges OF embezzling money he
longing to the students and OF burn
ing receipts for students money civ.
ell them by the financial clerk OF the
Institution
Freedman also is accused Of misap-
pioprlating money obtnined from the
sale of tickets Of admission to nthlet-
lc events NJ the club The specific
amounts alleged to have been embes-
Lled from the students, as stated In
rhc Indictment aggregate less than
5000
Freedman and NOrie several months
ago resigned as officials Of the school
nftcr It's affairs had been inyestigat-
r3 10y the government