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Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-19
Mastering Out and Swearing In Ends
 At Infantry Camp

The First Arizona infantry now con sists of four hundred and ninety en- listed mon and fifty officers exclusive Of Co. D. which is stationed at Bc0se- vcit jam. The mastering out and swee-ina in of the men has been com Dleted One hundred and eishy-six ~,7r refused to ta'-e trs oath to rre eo-arrm .rt of the United States and utnervufue have deserted from
 The ra-fm snt psio- to the mastering ort.
 The men wro refused to take the draI efh are stfn continued iD the state service and are subject to call at any time by the governor. If they elect to leave the state they are be- yond the jurisdiction of the guard of fcers. One company has been as sicned to duty at Bisbee and the mas chine gun company will be stationed 5n Douglas at a point to be selected later. Approximately one thousand, six hundred and three men are need ad to bring the company up to full war strength.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-19
TO CELEBRATE 35TR
 ANNIVERSARY WITH
 BIC FAMILY REUNION
Seven Sons of MT. and Mrs. J. C. Ryan, ST., Will Gather Tonight At Warren; Many Rysns Expected To Attend Affair.

MT. and Mrs. J. c. Ryan, ST, pion- eer Arizonans. will celebrate their thirty-fifth wedding anniversary with a big family reunion ronight at the home of Mrs. Ryan's sster, Mrs. Jas. P. Tracy. in Warren. NIT. and Mrs Ryan are residents of Morenci. where MT Ryan is superintendent of the Morenci-Southern Railroad. The re union will be held in Warren as that city is more central to the various residences of MT. and Mrs. Ryan's sons. the entire family, wno all live in this state.
 One son, c. Raymond Ryan. is a member of the office force of the Phelps-Dodge store in Douglas; an other son. J. C. Ryan, Jr., county en- gineer and assistant state engineer has headquarters in Warren. M. Clay ton and Joseph Ryan are both resi- dents of Bisbee and are both connect ed with the E. P & $. W. Henry Ryan. well-known railroad man, for merly of Douglas. now lives in Ty- rone. \. NJ, and Bert Ryan is a stu dent of the University of Arizona; John Edward Ryan. formerly superin- tendent of the ore mill at the C. & A. smelter is now master mechanic of the New Cornelia Company at Ajo. and Maurice, the youngest son. aged six years. is living with his parents.
 All of the younger Ryans will r- present tonight to help their pareu-s celebrate their thirty-fifth wedding an niversary and in addition there are expected to be a score of more Ryans as the name of Ryan is not lacking in ownership in Cochise county.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-19
ADMIRAL SIMS SURE SUBMARINE MENACE
 WILL BE CONQUERED
By Review Leased WHej

LONDON, Aprii 18-Tla report O. Rear Admiral Wm s. Sins '. $. x. head of the AmerIcar n-Fa- ion now in England. dealing ViH rre sll- marine problem, has been for aTCed ro Washington where it is being con sidered by President Wilson and the naval board, determining how the Am erican fleet can cooperate with the British navy in combating the under water craft The report is the result of conferences here between Rear Ad- miral Sims and the heads of the BriJ- ish admiralty, who have placed every facility at his disposal
 Rear Admiral Sims report makes no recommendations but simply out lines the information obtained.
 It can be stated that the admiralty heads of both governments are per fectly satisfied with the preliminary plans for reducing the effectiveness of the enemy's submarine warfare.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-19

After consulting vi-h City Attorney
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-19
BIG AUTO PARADE FOR CHAUThUQUA n
 BE HELl SATURDAY
Hundreds of Machines To Be In Line; Hundreds Mo,e Pretty Girls Are Wanted To Ride In Motor Calvacade.

The ticket selling and advertising campaign for the Chautauqua. which will commence here a week from next
 Sunday. will be launched Saturday night with a big automobile parade through Bisbee and Lowell. At a meeting Of the auto parade commit tee of the Chautauqua Association. held yesterday afternoon. it was de- cided to assemble the parade at six o'clock Saturday evening in front of the Y. W. C. A. The parade will start promptly at 6:3O o'clock, the line of travel being over Clauson Hill to Main street. down Main street to Ma co Road and then on to the bridge be- low Lowell. where the motorists will distand
 Tn the absence of City Marshal Jim mic Allison. Night Sergeant J. A. Kempton. Bisbee's huskiest police of fcer, will act as grand marshal for the parade. Two motorcycle officers will clear the road of traffic. Both the C. & A. and Copper Queen bands will furnish music for the cavalcade. Between four and five hundred ma chimes are expected to be in line and it is the earnest desire of the auto committee that every young woman in Bisbee ride in the parade. There will be plenty of room for every mem Der of the fair sex who will help the parade along by riding in it, and the committee announced last night that t was particularly anxious, that the cars owned by Messrs. sherman and Gohring he occupied by exceptionally good looking girls. Reservations in these two machines can be made now.
 All members of the ticket commit tee. of which George F.. Kellogg is chairman. are requested to. be at the Young Women's Christian Association at 7.30 o'clock. when a meeting will be held to work out detailed plans for the big ticket sel'iur remnai-n, which win start Monday morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-19
Rifle Club Members VII Meet Mondoy Night to Elect Officers
 AndMQkePLqns forActiUe Work

yesterday that unless a systematic method of drilling the clubs is in- vOGed. and unless every member shows an interest in the work. the members would do more harm than good in case of an attack on the dis trict from any direction. If the local rifemen all turn out to the meeting Monday night and show their willing ness to assist in making the local or ganization a live one, the officers of the clubs promise that they will not have cause to regret it.
 Other Meetings
 In addition to the shoot Sunday and the big meeting Monday evening. the Quality Hill. Laundry Hill and Mason Hill home guards will meet Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday nights on the old tennis court. Higgins Hill. for regular drills. and the Tombstone Can yon Club will meet in the fire station in the canyon Tuesday and Friday evenings.
 A war department order issued short time ago gives the rife clubs through. which government rifles and revolvers are distributed. the owner ship of such firearms until the pos sessors have qualified as sharpshoOt- CTS or expert rifemen. Until such qualification. the club can call back any of the guns, refund the possess or's the money they deposited on them and turn them over to some Oth- CT persons who are willing to prac- tice and show interest in the govern monts efforts to encourage rifle prac- tice among civilians.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-19
Douglas Airedale
 Attempts to Stop
 Wheel; SLoW Music
Red Gannon's Famous Cop. per Hound, Fritz, Who Ali tempted To Wreck. Ford, Is Outdone By Smelter City Canine.

Fritz, champion copper hound of Bisbee. who rec ently attempted tO overturn a Ford on Main street, was outdone yesterday by fve-weeks' old Airdale pup owned by l.. E. King, chief engineer of the citypumpins plant at Douglas. Evidently having heard Of Fritz bravery in attacking the Ford. the Airdale yesterday at tempted to stop the big fly wheel in The pump house by grabbing fl with his teeth. The attempt was failure. but demonstrated to Mir. King that his dog was not lacking in courage.
 On hearing of the Airdale's brave but unsuccessful feat. Rad Cannon. Fritz owner, who has been in the Copper Queen hospital for several days recuperating from an operation, stated last night that Fritz would 20 the Airdale one better within a few days. Red plans 10 have Fritz grap the fender of an E. ?. X $. W. loco motive going at full speed. and be- lieyes his dog will be able tO stop it.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-19
SALESMAN HELD AT NoeALEs

MORALES. April 1S-E. K Csssab buyer for a produce firm in Los An geles. is being held by the Mexican au- thorities at Navajo. Sonora. Mexico. ac- cording Co aIv.ces received here O. day. The nature o- the charges against Calsat have not been re- vealed
 Federal authorities -e.e said they mad information that Cassab had been forced at the point ol sun to pay fifty per cent of the re-meut price for a consignment to t.ua,aes he had greed Go bay rom che .rez.clns some ime a-o. but which n. rejected "ho- cause tueE were too r.. . taken from 8 train I-a.e. rou-tlv. -ecc-. .......- ti0u from that town.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-19
# You Don't Want Foreign
 Flags Torn Down, Don't Put
 Them Up, AdUice of Marshal

l.. E. Whitney, Allison decided that it would be impossible to prosecute the boys and sent the following reply to Mir. Baird:
 Marshars Reply Sir:
 In reply to your letter of the 1tth inst. will state that il is. indeed. a regrettable matter that the high school boys compelled Mrs. McDougall to lower the Union Jack and the Lion of Scotland as she states in her let ter to you.
 Il do not know any law under which We might mete out punishment to these boys on account of this affair The great trouble seems to lie in the fact that our American school boys. and Americans in general. know no other flag but the Stars and Stripes and. then. l do not believe that they would tolerate the flying of any for eign flag.
 T believe it would have a tendency to avert trouble if the foreign resi- dents Of Bisbee would refrain from hoisting the flags of their respective countries during the war. Awaiting your further advice in this matter. l am
 Yours truly.
 JAMES ALLISON.
 Marshal %
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-19
NEW WAR ORDERS ARE ANNOUNCED BY GEN,
 DAVIS AT DOUGLAS
Persons Entering Mexico Or dered Searched By Border Guards Whenever There Is Suspicion of Arms Snug gling.

DOUGLAS. April 1S.- Brig. Gen. Davis announced the receipt of the following telegrams from the south ern department which are of interest to the public:
 The following war department tele- gram repeated for necessary action: You are advised that it is the policy of the war department to discharge all men who have enlisted since the declaration of war upon the termina- ton of the emergency. This is to ap- ply to the regular army and national guard"
 No. S3.-Departmen commander di- rects that you request the co-opera- ton Of all dealers in arms and muni- tiOns of war within territory occupied by your command to prevent the in- discriminate sale of such munitions 10 unreliable persons You will re- quest such dealers to obtain authori- " in each case before a sale is made It is believed the patriotism of such dealers may be relied upon to secure their cooperation in this regard It should be pointed out that a grave danger threatens the peaceful inhabi- Jants along the' border and that the question of profit should not be con sidered at the expense of public safe ry.
 The department commander directs that b.ivade or other local command CT along the border issue necessary instructions to commands actively engaged on border patrol duty. direct ing tte search of persons and proper ry about Jo enter Mexico whenever hs-e may ba reasonable cause to be- Ii.re ,.e prohibition against export
 am. nun 0ns of war into 1.l being 1 ted.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-19

'li you dcnt want ,J sec the ha-s of any foreign country torn down. don't put up any fag but old Glory This. in substance. is the advice of City Marshal Jimmie Allison to for eign-LDrn residents who have protest ed that flags of the entente allies have been torn down by Bisbee boys since the declaration of war on Ger many Whether Bisbee boys cannot tell an English of Scotch flag from the flag of a foe. or whether they are determined that none but the Amvri- can emblem shall float to the breeze here, is not known. but the fact re- mains that several alien flags haze been taken down from fagpoles and housetops in this city during the last few weeks.
 The following letter from Alexander Baird. Jr.. British vice-consul at Doug las. and the reply sent by City Mar shal Allison, speak for themselves:
 Consurs Letter Chief of Police,
 "Bisbee, Arizona.
 Sir:
 The following is an extract from letter today received frfom Mrs. F. McDougall. of your city. viz:
 Yesterday Q2th inst.,) afternoon. both the Union Jack and the Lion of Scotland were pulled down Dy high scnool boys. one of them being named Dan Hoash, and they say they will pull them down every time they are put up. 1 would like you to taks this matter up as I won't have either of these flags desecrated. The Stars and Stripes were in the centre and it was the largest flag
 Would it be troubling you too much to inquire into this regrettable mat ter In the event of Mrs McDOugGu's being found correct. think you will agree that some sort of pun ishment should be meted out to the guilty parties. Awaiting to hear from you at your convenience.
 "I have the honor Co be, Sir.
 Your obedient servant
 Alexander Ea.r-. Jr,
 ''Nice-COnsuL' After consulting vi.h City Attorney
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-19

What is to become of the Bisbee- Tombstone Rifle Club and allied rifle and revolver clubs in the Warren Dis uict?
 This is the question that officers of the clubs have been endeavoring to answer and so far they have been un- able to find any solution. The Bisbee and Tombstone Canyon clubs have en- rolled about 600 members, and of those 400 have in their possession government rifles loaned to them through the club on the condition that they would take an interest in rifle practice and would try to qualify as sharpshooters or expert marksmen. Since the declaration Of war on Ger many, leaders of the clubs have been doing everything in their power to in- duce the members of the different or eanizations to get together. practice craftsmanship and otherwise prepare to be ready to do their share in case of an attack on the city.
 Interest Wanes
 For several weeks small squads of men from @ few of the clubs have been meeting once or twice a week and drilling, but for some unaccount- able reason. the number of men who turn out is slowly decreasing and un- less interest is shown at once, it is probable that the rifle club will call in aIl Of the government rifles whose owners are not keeping their part of tre agreement. and distribute them to mon who are willing to devote little os their HI1e toward developing an organization that win reflect credit on the district
 Practically every other city or town in the southwest has it's Home Guards who are eagerly drilling and practic- ing firearms in order to be ready for apv emergency. Bisbee. however, has fallen far behind in this connection, in spite Of the nearness of this city to the border and in spite of the rich in n7r.--rfee that mieht be irriparably crippled ry 8 forei-n foe. At meet .F- of tr7 officers CT the dincr nt ,' hs ~-=-erdev afternoon. # was fe- -f'e5 tc w0re 9 fral srneal to the -e--H--s or tro clubs to take su i-- -~-et fr t1s'r -yo~f. With this nd ~ -.s-- % fio rifle sr0ot vii be 7-~da- -rorr0r of ni1n o'clocs m '-- ---~0+ r--es below Warren.  -v mewHa- fe rr-af to 0artici-e
 wHof e07 ero-ia1 arrsnee~ rf-r ra mod. vr eh- each ri7- ri" ra a.-er rlarfv or shots and .l lot have to wait long for his tu,n
 Meeting Monday Niuht
 A special ioint meeting of members . lf eva~v -~iFe rluh in the district will . DO held at 7:30 o'cloc. Monday even . ny fr the Tomhs one Canyon fire sta- . jon. AT this meetiue Q commander or the associated clubs will be chos- an. and plans made to divide the into companies. each to . ,e commanded by some member com . }etant to direct the squad It is also planned to engage several men to lrill the rifemen in the rudiments of military tactics in order that each . yroup will know exactly what to do in -ase of trouble.
 IT was pointed out at the meeting
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-19
.RPiTz oPENLYGJReEO


 s TiRPfTz oPENLNSyRGEO B CONGUESTOF U. S. B s BOSTON. April 1S.-To show * E the "deep hatred" which he # E asserted that German has held 8 against the United States. for * s mor Ambassador Gerard to- * s night disclosed facts which he a 6 said had been kept from the American people during the s pas, two and a half years Te u aa principal speaker at a nra defense dinner given rs Ire nral'n Publicity As-o- @ .rnr
 c-r said t Admiral rm TrH.. n hn.r ,eund
 statements and rre German Bf-ra and Tu .iau ua.l.7-
 r ..r 1i-.raau- url-
 .. rUmlu or "un- r'U. td nh . 'u
 .. e should te eubdued by hunger s To come over Co the United g States and collec Inc price of s E tbe war from us." * #
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-25
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND GAS
LEASE.

State of Oklahoma, Carter county,
SIS. In the County Court. Probate
2O6 ST.
Notice is hereby given in pursuance
OF an order OF the county court of
Carter county, state of Oklahoma,
made and entered on the 25th day of
January, 1871, the undersigned guard
ian will offer for sale and sell at public
auction to the highest and best bidder
an oil and gas mining lease on the
3Oth day Of January, 1917, at o'clock
p. m, the following described lands
situated in Carter county, state of Ok
lahoma, toWit.
Northeast quarter Of southeast quar-
ter, section l5, township south, range
! west containing 40 acres.
Said oil and gas lease will be sold
on the following terms and conditions
towit. To the highest and best bid
der, and cash upon approval of lease
by the court.
Said sale to he held in the county
court room Of Carter county Okla
homa, at the time above stated.
Dated this 25th day of January, 1917
FRANK DYER,
25-lt Guardian
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-25
HEiLDTONO|L
To Be USED As
EXPERIMENT
JAKE HAMON is SENDING FIVE
CARS TO PARTIES WHO DESIRE
TO LOCATE REFINERY IN THIS
CITY.

Five cars Of 'Healdton crude are ia
be shipped by Jake l.. Hamon to par
ties contemplating the location of a
refinery in Ardmore. The crude is
needed for strictly experimental and
demonstration purposes and it is eX
pected will do much to advance the
real value of the local product for re-
hning purposes.
Secretary Gilbert of the Chamber
of Commerce has been in correspond
ence with the promoters OF the rein
cry for several weeks, and when they
asked for a quantity of the crude in
cidentaIly mentioned the matter tc
Mr. Hamon. "Tll let them have it,
he said Immediately and what is
more, he is going to try and see that
they get it as much unmiXed as pos
sible The Healdton crude runs
through the same pipe as the Wheeler
heavy oil to Ardmore and to Ringing
in a line which carries oil of different
specific gravity The oil Mr., Hamon
is desirous of sending is from his
deeper production of 80 gravity, and
he expects to go to some little trouble
to see that the sample is a good one
"The industrial departments Of rail
roads inform me that several refner
les could be located in Ardmore, il
oil could be guaranteed" said the sec
retary, 81 am going to take this mat
ter up with the oil companies and see
what the status is. of course know
that the main necessity is another
pipe line, and We must keep working
until We get It, 1t would mean the
expenditure of more than a hundred
and fifty thousand dollars"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-25
THE ENEMY OF URIC ACID is
ANURIC

In spite OF the best care one takes
LOT oneself any part OF the human
machine is liable to become out of or
der. The most important organs are
.the stomach heart and kidneys.
The kidneys are the scayengers and
they work day and night in separating
the poisons from the blood. Their
signals OF distress are easily recog-
nized and include such symptoms as
hackache, depressious drowsiness. ir
ritability, headaches, dizziness, rheu,
matte twinges, dropsy gout
The very best way to restore the
kidneys 10 their normal state is to
drink plenty Of pure water and obtain
a small amount of Auuric. which is
dispensed by most every druggist. ,An.
uric double strength is inexpensive
and should be taken before meals. 1t
is much more potent than lithia and
many find that Anuric dissolycs uric
acid as water does sugar
People are realizing more and more
every day that the Kidneys. just as do
the bowels, need TO be flushed occa-
sionally The kidneys are an elimi-
native organ and are constantly work
ing separating the poisons from the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-25
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND GAS
LEASE

State of Oklahoma, Carter County.
IS. In the County Court Probate
Notice Is hereby given in pursu-
ance of an order of the county court
of Garyin county, state of Oklahoma,
made and entered on the 18th day OF
January, 1917, the undersigned guard
ian will offer for sale and sell at public
auction to the highest and best bidder
an oil and gas mining lease on the
goth day of January, 1917, at 10 o'clock
a. m, the following described lands
situated in Carter county, state OF
oklahoma, towit:
Northwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter, section |, township 1 south,
range west, containing 40 acres.
Said oil and gas lease will be sold
on the following terms and cOndi-
tions, towit For a bonus of not less
than two and one-half $3.50 dollars
per acre, and a royalty of the oil and
gas produced and saved from the
premises
Said sale to be held i'm the county
court room of Carter county, Oklaho-
ma, at the time above stated.
Dated this oath day of January,
1917. w. II. WALTERS,
24-5t Guardian.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-25
HAS BOUGHT THE COLD
STORAGE MARKET

Mr.. Max Simon of Hartshorn, Okla,
has purchased the cold storage market
from Messrs. Gillian & King and will
take charge Monday, January %. Mr..
Simon will remodel the interior Of
the place at once and when finished
will have the best sanitary place in
the city. Mr.. Simon will add in adj.
dition TO handling the best line Of
fresh meats that money can buy a
couplete upto-date fancy line Of gro.
ceries, he having IS years experience
in the wholesale grocery business and
having good wholesale connections
will enable him to purchase and carry
every thing needed in the grocery
line. Mr.. Simon will add an auto de.
livery. also a special delivery ana will
guarantee the quickest delivery ser.
vice in this city at any time during
he day. He will appreciate a con.
.lnuauce Of the present patronage and
hopes by square business methods to
attract new trade to the store as no
has come here with the intention Of
pleasing his customers and your trade
win be appreciated Courteous treat
ment right prices. quality and quicb
delivery is his motto. Watch for his
ad.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-25

FROM HsAlDTON TO HOUSTON,
TEXAS, is THE PLAN - FARM.
ERs WANT BIG MONEY FOR THE
RIGHT OF WAY.

Kansas City, Jan. 24.-The Sinclair
Cudahy Pipe Line company is pre-
pairing to get possession of a right of
way for pipe line from the Healdton
oil field, in southern Oklahoma. to
Houston, Texas. L. II. woodward,
superintendent of right of way, with
Offices in the Republic building, is
expecting word from the Sinclair of
fees in New York to take a force of
men TO Oklahoma to get basement on
land through which the line will be
built
The company is having trouble with
farmers in Bates county, Missouri,
who want to hold it up for its right Of
way for the pipe line to Kansas City.
Newspaper talk about Sinclair's bank
ers special train going through the oil
fields as well as the fact that he is
about to retire $17OOOOOO Of bonds,
the sole Indebtedness of his company,
has impressed them with his wealth.
Instead of being willing to take so
cents a rod for the right. of way privi-
lege, some Of them are demanding S.
rod
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-25
Bank Examiner Removed.

Washington, Jan. Removal o.
Charles Sarok from office as CHIEF
national bank examiner for the sec.
ond federal reserve district with head
quarters at New York, and the ap.
pointment In his place of William =.
MiIburn, assistant secretary Of the
treasury, was announced today hy
Comptroller Williams.
Mr. Starck has been absent on leave
without pay since November 10.
Tho reasons for removing Mr. Star.
ek were not made public in the comp
troler's statement.