Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-08

came to Bisbee as boys secretary from Fl Paso, Tex, waere ne was serving With the Michigan troops as their army secretary. While here, al though only for a six-months duration, he had greatly strengthened the de partment and was a real friend to e~- cry boy of the ditsrict, and 1t Is with keen regret that the boys of the com munity see him go.
 Harry Mclaughlin, former physical director, is now with ;ae CaIirorn.s troops at San Diego, and Secretary Richardson is now wondering who will be the next patriot to join the colors from the employed force.
 Ben Fisher, handball player and swimmer, has left for Los Angeles and sure will be missed by the boys in the tank.
 Scott Buornam has gone to Cloven- dor. Tex, his old home, and will return 10 school in the fall.
 Bowling still holds its place at the "Y," and duck pins are becoming more pSpular every day. Some pretty good scores have been made. Earl Wittig holds first place, score 126, while Don Lee Swearingen takes second with a score of 114. How long they will hold it is to be seen as there are others who are going to have something to say about it. Wittig would like to see his score beaten so that he could put up one better. Now is your chance to get in and make a try for it. Tourna- ment will start Monday. Inquire at the desk.
 Ernest Ray, one of our members and daily lobby attendants, has returned from Murrietta Hot Springs, looking and feeling much better.
 E. Leslie Mcfarland has resigned his position at the Mountain States Tel. & Tel. company. Just what Mac is going to do is not yet known.
 David Dozier and Bob" McCon- noughy left for the Grand Canyon and will be gone about a week. They ex- pect to travel "shOeleather express" part of the way.
 Dr. Frank Crane, with his usual striking way of putting things, has this to say by way of endorsement of Billy Sunday: Tt still remains that he in- duces bad men to become good. vote for whoever can do and does that, even if he has brass band and a bar rel of monkeys"
 Ernest E. Slack, member of the 'Y' and engineer at the C. & A. has just been married. Ernest did this so quietly that even his roommate did not know anything about it until three days later. The boys wish him luck on his new venture.
 G. A. Korte has gone to Kansas City, and from there he will go to Michigan.
 Some statistician has figured out that New York state workmen lost three centuries of time on account of strikes in eight months prior to June 30, 1916. Some day the strike will be as obsolete as the dodo.
 J. r. Newton, member and rOomer at the Y, is leaving Bisbee for the coast and from there will go to New York. It is most likely that by the time he arrives in New York he will be ready to join the army While here Newton was employed as engineer for the Copper Queen.
 Teddy Brayfield. at the Bisbee I'm prOvement company. is on his annual vacation. Teddy has not fully decided where he will go yet, as he likes Bis bee too we'll to leave it even for a cou- pie of weeks.
 The Y. NJ c. A. hotel of Chicago had 279,516 registrations for rooms in nine months. The hotel has 1.S0O rooms.
 Fred Kregbaum, an old member of the 'Y," who has recently been play ing ball in Denver. returned to Bisbee < zsaass SoI'Vs.n' -