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Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-27
THE CAUSE OF RiNowoRM

Iihevorm IS not caused by a worr or an insect parasite, but by a yegs table growing on the skin This ve etablc is a low form of fungus or lie cn. known by bOtanists as trichoph, ton of which there are several yarie tics, each with iis own Latin nam and each having a special part of the body aG its favorite soil.
 Tn an article in the Medical Eeccr Dr. Charles F. Pabst. associate dern atoloeist of the Brooklyn Hospital dil pens sry. describes the several form Of this annoying disease. It is yer contagious. but no one who is cleanl and neat in his habits is in any dar ger from it, because the tiny vegeta ble caunOt take roct in the skin unles it Is allowed 10 remain there undis turbCd. This accounts for the fac that ringWorm is SO seldom found O. the scalp ot adults, whereas 1t Is common occurrence among childreI 3ho do not brush their hair frequently
 Dr. Pabst says that more than g. percent of tho hospital cases are chil dren who usually contract it from th dog the horse OF the cat. in whic' the same disease is called manage lt is also frequently transmitted b. children using combs, brushes or tow els in public places or in each other homes.
 "The face. ned, and hands are th. -sual sites of tho lesion, which beam as a small scaly patch. usually pin In color and having slightly elevate, bcrdcr These patches tend to snrea peripherally and heal in the cente, thereby producing Che characteristi aunular or ring shape. The patche are usually few in number, rarely nt merous
 "The treatment is chiefly local Ionics consisting of arsenic. iron. O luinme may be administered if ?, quirod The clothing must be boile, and brushes, combs, and towels shoul, be disinfectcd Locally. the skin should be thoroughly cleanscd wit soap and water Avoid medicate, soaps. | have found l9 percent s luiion of oleate of mercury in olive of the most beneficial Whatever agent E used Co destroy the fungi must Do used persistenuy, and the patient shouid be kept under close obserya ton for some time after the diseast is apparently cured in order tha, treatment may be resumed promptly in case of recurrence"
 lf it appears on the scalp the treat ment is the same Another for of H is barbers itch hllo the common
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-27
CACTUS cuRes LocK LAM.

NEW YORK, May 26.-Positive of a cure of tetanus by the simple in- lection Of the juice of cactus leaf was discovery related to members of the American Medical Pharmaceutical League at Hotel Astor tonight by Dr.. Warren Waltoh
 The amazing properties of the cac- tus leaf huid the speaker said. have effected a complete cure in at least six cases that have recently come uu- der his observation
 No doctor need hesitate" said Dr. Walton. in treating tetanus by this method Simply send Go the near est florist and procure a cactus leaf from which extract the juice and in. iect under the skin. The muscles will almost immediately relay and the patient wiu be relieved at once'
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-27
How's This {?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. O. We, tle undersigned have known l'. J. Cheney for the lasi l5 years. aud believe him perfectly honorable in on business transactions and financially able to carry aut any ohliga lions made hy his firm. NATIONAL BANK or COMMENCE,
 Toledo. q. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally acting directly upon the blood and mu- cous surfaccs of thc system. Iesiimouiala rent free Price % cents per bottle. Sold by ali nrugEste.
 Taks ualfs amily Pilis Cor c5naiipatiar
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-27
BRITISH B6TTLEsHIP TRIUMPH VICTIM OF SUBMARINE

LONDON. May 26. - The Briusl battleship Triumph has been sunk i the D8rdaueilcs. This oniciM ar nouncemcnt was made tonight Th disaster is described in a brief state mcnt by the Admiralty which say. that while operating in support o Australian and New Zealand force on the shore of Gallopoli peumsuis yesterday. tbe Triumph was torpedoe, by a submarine and sunk shortly al rewards A majority of the officer and men including the captain an, ccmmander. arc reported saved Tn, submarine escaped
 Ttc Triumph is the fifth Of the a lied batueships sunk in the Dardanel les by the Turks. Or these four ar. British; the Triumph, Ocean. Irresis tible and Goliath and one French. th, Bouvet
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-27
tBy Levy Bros)

Crops along Soo Line reported in good condition
 x. Y. C. orders fifteen thousand tons of steel rails from llls, Steel Co.
 Lehigh Valley to spend 'S60O.0o0 in rebuilding box cars
 Report that J. p Morgan < Co., have imported large amount of gold.
 Canada has withdrawn embargo against exportations of wool Co U. s.
 Sufficient proxies have been obtain ed by lntcrboro to assure plan of re- adjustment
 Approximately thirteen million dol lars Mo. Pacific notes deposited with Union Trust Co.
 shipment of oils to Holland from American porte have been suspended, according Co announcement by Hol- laud-American Line.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-27
QUICKEST REMEDY EVER
 

We have never sold anything here in Bisbee with the INSTANT action of the simple mixture of buckthorn bark. glycerine. etc, konwn success fully for appendicitis, is so quick and powerful that ONE SPOONFUL re- lieves almost ANY CASE of constipa. tion. sour or gassy stomach. Adler-i- ka acts on BOTH lower and upper bowel and it is the most THOROUGH bowel cleanser we ever saw. J. M. Ball, druggist
 The Lowell Drug Co.,, at Lowell, re- ports great success there. Adv
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-27
NsM YORK

Paine Webber X Co
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-27
CBy l.. J. overlock)

BOSTON May 25.--The market was unsettled today owing to the blowing up of the Nebraskan and no one seem. ed to be able to judge Just how seri ors it was In the face oi SO much un,oItainty. We think the market act ed remarkably well and still advise rI:chaecs Cn an weak sp0ts old Dominion declared a dividend of S1oo per share Total sales New York. J3AGpu
 Paine. Webher X Co
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-27
INTHE SUPERIOR COURT or THE
 STATE OF ARIZONA. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
cocHIsE.

IN AND FOR THE COUNTY or
 cocHlsE. In the Matter of the Estate Of R. E. Mccarthy, Deceased. Order Co Show Cause in Sale of Min ing Claims.
 It appearing to this court by the petition of Albert II Fair Adminis- trator Of the Estate of R. F. Me- Car,hy, deceased filed on the 18th day Of May, A. D. 1915, praying for an order Co sell at private sale the interest. or said estate in certain mining properties, hereinafter da. 5cubed. that 1t is for the best inter asts of said estate that all Of said mining property should be sold and that an immediate sale Of an said min ing property is necessary in order tOsc- cure the best interests of the surlis- ing tenants in common of said min ing property and to the best interests of said estate Of E. E Mccarthy. de- ceased, which said property consists of the following interests in the fol- lowing mining claims, situated in the Warrtn. Mining District Cochise County State of Arizona the loca- ton notices of which are recorded m the office of the Coun,y Recorder oi iaid Cocnise County, Arizona, as fol- lows, to-wit:
 An undivided one-iourth U4) inter est in and to the following minins claims,-
 Midway No. 1. Book -- ;;ccord or Mines, D. 3l4
 Midway No. Book 22, Record O.. Mines, p.3i5.
 Bar Bullion. Book 22, Record O.. Mines, D. 532
 Greenleaf No. l. Book 20, Record of Mines, p. 1fs.
 Greenleaf No. Book go, Record O. Mines, p. 1i6
 Greenleaf No g. Book 2g Record O. Mines, D. 1i1
 Mineral Farm No. l, Book SO, Re. aord ol Mines, D. 2S2.
 Mineral Farm No. 2 Book 30, Re ord Of Mines, D. 2Sa.
 Cash Entry No. l, Book 80, Record 'A -htADnf D. -ot.
 Cash Entry No 2. Book 30 Record lf Mines, p. 2S5.
 An undivided one-half CD iutcrest in and to the following mining claims,-
 Marconi Book 52, Record of Mines D. 138.
 Belle Monte, Book 52. Record oi Mines, D. 137
 lt is THEREFORE ORDERED by the Court that all persons interested m said estate appear before this Court on the 26th day of June, 1915 at the hour of l0:00 o'clock. A. M.. ol said day. in the court room Of said court in the City of Tombstone Co shise County Arizona, Co show cause why an order of sale should not bc TaHted to said administrator Co sell tll Che said mining property beloB4- ng to the said estate of R. F. Me -arthy deceased lt is FURTHER ORDERED that @ copy of this order be published for our successive weeks i'm the Disbea Daily Review a newspaper of gen sral circulation printed and published m tho City Of Bisbee, Cochisc County Arizona.
 Done iu open court this 22ud day lf May, 1915
 A. c. McALISTER
 Judrp of SuperiOr COurt !
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-27
THE BlsBEF DAILY REVIEW. THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1915.

fayus of the scalp is due to another vegetable fungus The treatment is the same. It may also attack tho nails, when lt is difficult Co cure.
 An these disfisuring diseases may be avoided by strict cleanliness and the avoidance of contanct with ami mals that may have the manage.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-27

Mrs. ]. c. Parrish. Jr.. wife of the famous amateur golf champion, will return to France soon and act as war nurse. She nursed in a French hospital during the first three months of the war. Then her health gave ort and she was compelled to take vacation in the Hawaiian Islands.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-18
WORLDS CHAMPION CYCLIST
DEFIES RAYAGES OF TIME

New York. Dec. IS.-Frank L. Kra-
mer. the worlds champion cyclist. was
80 years old a few days ago. He has
spent most Of his time straddling a
pair Of wheels for the last IS years. and
although now threatening to quit the
game, is almost as good as ever.
In many ways Kramer stands out
as one OF the greatest living athletes.
In every other domain of active sport
champions have come and gone and
been forgotten but Frank seemingly
goes on forever. During the recent
season all the crack foreign riders en-
tered into a conspiracy TO dislOdge the
veteran from his throne. but their plot
failed. anu Frank grabbed his 18th
consecutive championship.
Cycling is one of the most wearing
of sports, and few men last more than
five or six years at Il. Kramer enter
ed the game when he was only Il and
ne was amateur champion OF Ameri-
CO for two years before he turned pro-
fessionaL
Last year Kramer won every race
IN which he engaged on the other side
Of the pond, while in 1918 he captured
the worlds cycling title at the Velo-
drome D'Hiver in Paris During his
professional career he is said TO have
cleaned up considerably more than
100. 600
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-18
CORNELL WILL HAVE
ANOTHER STRONG TEAM

T-hcca. y. Y. Dec. 1S.-Although the
championship Cornell football eleven
viii lose q number Of stars by gradua-
ton next June. the coaches will have
available next fall the nucleus for an
Otner strong football team Cornell will
be hardest hit by the graduation OF
Charles Barrett the greatest football
player that ever wore the &C" and con-
sidered one Of the greatest football
players of all time
The Ithacans also lose Cool All
American center. and Shelton. star left
end These three men have played
on the team for three years. and have
been among the mainstays Of football
at Ithaca In addition, Jameson. the big
left tackle, who developed into a pow
erful lineman this year. also VIII grad
uate- number Of good substitutes
wiz be lost in June also.
Six varsity regulars viii be available,
however, when practise starts next fall.
They include z. f Anderson and P. P.
Miller. guards; P. ". Eckley right end,
F. " Gillies. right tackle; L W. Muel-
Ter. fullback, F. T. Shiverick, right half
back and c. Tilley, utility guard and
tackle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-18

people that's been in Washington a VIZ.
or longer. They cant hit
Amongst the transieRts that comes
to Washington evry ". is hole lot OF
formers that cant talk english but 1ef.
fore they been there much Of a vile
they've Termed to say give US an other.
And when they've been there more then
days they Tern to go some where's
else To spend the sabbaths. The pro
verb All is quite a long the potomick
vas got I'D on sunday.
The houses in Washington is mostly
all OF them old some Of thems very
pretty and rents easy but the prettieSt
/ there witch is called the white house
on acct Of il being where Doc whites
folks use TO live cant keep tennats very
long now DAYS probly dew to defective
plumbing.
All though its dangerous to hurry
acrost a st. in Detroit its worse then
that in Washington Its impossible-
They amt no where's near as many
automobiles as in Detroit but IN De
trOit you don't stick to the pavemunt.
Your libel to get right out in the
middle Of the rode in Washington and
come TO fine out your caught jest like
a fly on paper Of that name. Then the
best thing that can happen to you is
get struck by automobile or else your
stuck there permanent
Before stranger can leave the city
they make him take off his shoes in
the union station and scrape the pave
muut OH or tueIn. ana II lne pave
munt don't come off they keep the
shoes and put them back in the pave
munt where the sticking took place.
Other wise in a few yrs they wOuldent
be nothing left Of the pavemunt
Has Nice People and Statesmen.
WashingJons full of nice people and
statesmen and reporters and pretty
girls including Bill Peet and Ed Grillo
and Woodruff Wilson. I forget now
who the mare is Blankenburg or Nit
chell or some name like that.
If your going 20 Washington the Ist-
thing YOU want TO do before you go
is buy a set OF souvenir post cards Of
the capital and the mint and congress
and the white house and monument
and BAN PIX. and Walter Johnson and
SO 9TH. and then when you get there
and some body offers to show you all
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-18
ATHLETE
LACKS ONE ARM
Dallas Boy Stars on Dart
mouth Freshman Squad
Despite Handicap.

Hanover. Va Dec 1S.-Eugeue C.
Neely. Of Comanehe. Tex. in his three
months at Dartmouth college has al
ready moved himself to become OF the
most remarkable athletes in the history
Of the college
-Four years ago, just when the youth
was showing promise Of being an ex-
ceptional athlete, a sad accident Ocur-
red His right arm was shot off at
the elbow. With this handicap ne
braced his shoulders, learned TO make
his left hand do the work Of both and
finally came through"
His playing at left tackle on the fast
Dartmouth 1913 team during the past
season was q revelation to the students
and even the coaches themselves.
He was the mainstay of the fresh
me- n line. While lessons were tearing
gaping holes in both line and back
field, Nicely remained at his position,
and was at no time in the least dan
ger. from the scholarship standpoint in
being dumped from the squad.
In every game that the Green young
sters engaged in, Neely starred. Play
after play he smashed through the op-
posing line and broke up interference,
and when his team had the ball an
almost sure gain was 10 be had through
his tackle.
Before coming 10 Dartmouth. Nicely
played on the Terrill Academy eleven,
Dallas. Tex He was considered the
finest tackle in the state and won
big reputation for his marvellous per-
Torrance there He is % years old
five feet, ten inches in height, and
weighs 202 pounds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-18

w WASHINGTON is the capital Of
nv the L. ;. and the metropolis OF
the district Of Columbus and the
only United States city that isent Ia the
united states barring Brooklyn The
population is bout $50 thousand IL
OF which is transients and the other
IL cClOred.
Washington was chose for the capital
by George ". Washington the lst pres
ident of the federal league when the
people asst him to name the place where
he'd like to have the capital lie mad
nearly froze to death 1 winter at valley
Forge and an other winter at Norris
town so he picked out the hottest place
in the world for the capital and that's
why he chose Washington and all so
because IL was name Washington and
this would save his trends trouble
when they wrote 10 him because they
". Washington D. G. and also so as
he could be near congress and the sen
ate
Mean Temperature Mean Enough.
The books says that the mean tenn
bad enough the way it always was
when ] been there about 116.
The town divided in to / las Jest
like pie but il aint no pie to find
your way a round The best way to do
is cline in TO a hack and forget all
about the \. W. and 5. Z. and y. +.
and E. L s that there always talking
ABOUT ana Jest tel the dirty oid utlNef
that YOU want to 20 TO the press club
and If tie trip from where ever you
been 20 where your going is miles or
20 miles you'll get soked 10 cts. or may
be tWict that much. You can get more
ride for less money in Washington than
any where's else except between Chi
cagO and so. Chicago on the B. x o.
IL the SITS. in Washington Is named
after states and the names of the other
IL is a secret They jest call them by
initials and they wont tell no outsider
what the initials stands for but as far
is I'm CONSERVED they can keep il 20
them self. 1 should worry what the
names OF the SITS in Washington is OF
anyWheres else We used to stop on
r. St and I could guess that easy
enough from the temperature.
They Can't HIT.
Following is the peculiaritys OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-18
BASKETBALL To
GET GOODSTART
Four Fast Senior Teams
viii Play at the "Y" in
Double Bill Tonight.

Senior basketball gets under way for
/ the season at the Y. NJ C. A this eve
ming when Two games are on the card
and both promise 70 be fast exhibitions.
The Walz and Feldman teams viii take
the floor al 1870 o'clock in the first
game and they VIII be followed BY the
New Mexico '.Aggies" and the Cactus
The games will give the fans q
chance TO get a line on the teams which
viii play in the City Basketball league
opening right after the holidays The
lineup of the -Aggies" has not been an
nounced but the other three teams will
have some star players.
Demar Bowman is captain OF the
Cactus club this year and ne is well
known as the leader OF the old Bowman
team He viii be found on the forward
line the other forward being his broth
er- DevereauN Bowman Bob Doane,
rated as the best guard in the south
west and captain OF the y. N. c. A.
team last season. viii b one OF the
Cactus guards while IL looks as If Al
O'Rand. a newcomer from Waco. or
Buster BigEs. last year with Mines
will complete the team
Phil Holman captains the Walk
team. a new entry. He has Fats Ross.
of last years ~" Nern Lyman an old
college player and last year with the
Cactus club; Henry (~Big"l Schu-
m1cher- Roy GAYLORD another 1914
Church league and newcomer TO local
athletic ranks and host Of other ma
terial
The Feldmans will be captained By
year George Bieter and Lamar Thomas.
who were teammates Of Snea last sea
son. have followed him 10 the new
team Jimmy kilburn. OF the fast High
school team Of last season. and Billy
Race. with the Mines last year, will
also be found with the photographers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-18
CHURCH TOSSERS.
FURNISH THRILL
Two Corking Good Games
Are Played; Tail-Enders
Spring a Surprise.
By a. L. HOLM.

The Church Basketball league root
ers were treated TO a big surprise Fri
day evening in the Calvarv-HoustOn
and First Methodist game The Metho-
dists were there with their full strength
for the first time this season, k1lburn
and WOrthingJon playing their first
game The presence Of these two veter-
ans soon aided in putting the Metho-
dists to the fore and the first hair
ended il to in their favor. In spite
Of the desperate efforts Of the Baptists
TO hold down the score. the former tall
enders increased their lead until the
final whistle showed the Methodists
were winners by a IS TO Il score
The MethOdists points were made as
follows Eilburn. five fields. r Prit-
chett, four fields; Worthington. four
field. ary-SOrrs four fields;
Gilbert two fouls; COurats one foul;
Kimbeu. one foul
Another Big Surprise.
The second game presented a bigger
surprise than the first The strong
indicated Baptists VIII a couple OK
subs were treated TO trimming in the
first half by the First Presbyterians,
who led them. to g. at half time, with
former started the second half with
their regular strong first string but the
former basement champions proved to
have al kinds Of pep" in store and
kept the score close until within three
minutes Of closing time when IL was Il
TO II in the Baptists favor
Beuten came through with a field
basket that gave the Baptists a little
more hope. Earl Brown then Gagged a
foul for the Prssby terians. which closed
the scoring for both teams. the final
score returning the First Baptists win
ners IA 10 u. Beuteu played his usual
strong game. scoring eight OF the win
ners' Il points v Stearns. Williams
and King each scored one field basket
For the Presbyterians. Brown scored
one field basket and six fouls; Bixler
one field and one foul, and Clayton one
foul
Too much credit cannot be given to
thu plucky Presbyterians for this re-
markable showing. The Baptista
have a remarkably strong team. com
posed Of big and experienced players.
The Presbyterians, but a few games
since. were being defeated by second
string teams by big scores Now they
are ready to throw surprises into the
best Of them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-18

IOWA has been noted for producing
noted wrestiers and now comes
another from that state. Earl Grad
dock is said TO be the "best man in
the world, bar Stecher." All re-
ports seem TO indicate that Craddock
has some class but he'll hardly be
rated as the second best man in the
verdi until he meets a few more
nctod grapplers.
Get line on the material for the
City basketball league this win
ter By attending the doublsheader
at the ''Y" this evening. The Cactus
club viii play the New Mexico
"Aggies" in the star event but the
preliminary between the Walk and
Feldman teams should furnish some
good sport.
SUNDAYS soccer bill at Rio GTande
park should draw another good
crowd. The game is thrilling and
while it has not been given the sup
port it deserves from the local fans,
the attendance is steadily increas-
ing.
GOOD baseball players are IN de-
mand at the camp of the Goth
infantry. They grabbed pitcher
Graham last summer from Douglas
and now Benjamin, crack little in
fielder attached to one of the Doug
las regiments, is reported as mem
Der Of the 10th and viii be found at
third base for the local champions
IN the spring
=
WITH peace in major league base
" ball circles, it will seen bit
odd to find Eddie Plank, Long"
George Mcconnell, "Three-Finger'
Brown and "Cy" Barger on the slab
for National league clubs.
JOIN the FL Paso party going TO
J the Chicago auto show and help
make known the fact that FL PasO is
strictly on the map as an automobile
center.