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The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
ASKS $4,000
FOR PLAY SITES
Recreation Commission Budget
Will Include Three New
Fairgrounds

An appropriation OF $270. 600 will
be asked In The estimate OF the reos
reation commission for the purchase
81 the FrankliI-si. settlement. the
Detroit University school property
and Turner hall. Ira w. Jayne,
superintendent OF the recreation
commission. outlined TO the rccrea
ton Fairgrounds committee al the
common council. Saturday. the
!iAns OF the commission for the en-
tuiny year
The recreation commission now
has IN its Golfers $4,000 that II did
rot require in the purchase OF play.
ground property during the pas,
YEAR This will more than cover the
coft OF the F'rankln-st. settlement
properly. on which o price OF $4,000
sas been set. The commission also
has obtsired a price of $4,000 on
the Detroit University school prop
orty ard 100000 on Turner hali.
Looking forward TO extensive
opening Of playground sites within
the next few years. the commission
.LllaadX- zeakia@ -the-p EaAaat
House OF Correction sitc at Russell
and Alfred.sts.
This site Is IN one of the most
congested districts ~ the city" said
Mr.. Jayne by all means the com
DIittFg should night FOR mis- site. II
is highly desirable, as the building
now there would provide for all man.
ner Of recreatioual work"
The committee on recreation and
fairgrounds will make an inspection
trip next Thursday. when the mem
tiers viii look over the various sites
proposed by Mr.. Jayne. The trip
will include the Twenty-hrst ward
at the suggestion OF Aid. William p.
Bradley, a member Of the committee,
Who says that several derirable sites
can nov be procured at reasonable
figures. He will present a resclu.
ton TO the council, Tuesday, asking
that an appropriation to cover play
grounds In that ward be included in
the recreation commissions budget.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
LUTHERANS TO
JOIN IN PRAYER
TO AVERT WAR

Congregations OF German Lutheran
ohurchb viii Join Sunday In init
ell prayer that the breaking Of diplo-
matte relations will not be followed
by war between United States and
Germany.
The Rev. r. Trefselt, vice-presi-
dent OF the Michigan district of the
Evangelical Lutheran church OF the
Missouri synod. made this announce
ment Saturday afternoon.
Like other German-Americans, he
declared that Germans who have
sworn allegiance TO Uncle Sam will
Le among the nr.t to shoulder arms
for the country OF their adoption. IL
unfortunate conditions actually re-
suit in hostilities.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
KEIDAN ENTERS
BENCH RACE

Three more candidates petitions
were added Saturday TO the already
long list Of names that will go on
the ballot NJ the March primary.
Harry ID. Keidan. assistant prose
cutor for Wayne county, who has
previously announced HIS candidacy
for the position OF associate judge
OF the recorders court. filed his pc
tltion with the city clerk. lie gives
his party afihstion AZ Republican.
and his address a. No. SOS Gratiot.
ave.
The arst man 10 Ale fer, the Of.
Ace OF police court justice IL Frank
G. MORTALITY. No. 1S0 Leyerette-st,
Mr.. Moriarity has been a Detroit
attorney for many years, and has
been active In the eity's politics.
lie u Democrat
Joseph Beisman, Republican. No
1858 Brush-st.. has died his petition
for school inspector. lie seeks the
six-year term.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
100000
men FOR
US. ARMY
General Staff Works
Out Tentative
War Plans
CONSUMPTION
LAW CONSIDERED
No Troops Would Be
Sent Abroad For
Year
LITTLE PAL.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5. - Four
plans of immediate action in case of
war with Germany have been work
ed out by the general stan OF the
army. II was learned today.
They involve: Using the regular
army and National guard Is nu-
cleus to train an army OF 2.00O. 900
IN a year, sending no troops TO Eu-
rope during that period.
Obtaining immediate passage OF a
universal military service law and
calling out the FIRST three classes
under IL.
Establishment OF training camps
In every state.
Putting American munition plants
and other factories 10 work furnish.
nishing supplies and munitions for
an army OF 100000 men and con-
verting other factories for this work.
II would be futile, army men say.
to send any OF the present army 90
Europe. RussiA lost $4,000 oficers
in the FIRST 10 months OF the war.
they said-more than the total
strength OF the United States army.
General stan plans call for 100
army divisions of 10000 each. Fifty
thousand officers would be needed.
A. present there are 5000 officers
available.
Youths reaching the years OF Is.
- and 20 the first year would be
called. Each year 100000 boys
reach each Of these ages.
one-third OF them. Il Is estimated
ere UNIT physically for military
service-icaving about $4,000 In
each class. These would De avail
able at once. and stan experts be-
lIeve they would insure an aEmy OF
two million In a year and four mii-
lion in two years.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
SALESLADIES

SALESLAD1ES
To work on fast selling aubdivision
near car lire and City limits, II you
are n hustler I viii show YOU the
best proposition in tho city. We as
sist YOU IN closing deals Apply
1901 Dime Rank building. between
and 10 O. pa. or evening, iSta
Scotten Ecn Lien auargeE -x-l1h-
j. y. HE'LL
lf0t-ls Dime Bank bldg Cad a32.
WOMEN wanted. fuli time SIS: spare
time. CSC an hour. selling EuRran-
teed Wear-proof Hosiery tn-lx esF--
xTrrrfFH"~ unneceFEnry. Wear
Proof Niiis NOTTistown. Pa.
NelNEN WANTED - government
clerks. 80 month. Short hours.
Common education sufficient. De-
troit examinations Mar So sample
questions free. Write immediately.
Franklin Institute. dept 65s-B. Ro-
chester. y. v
NANTED--eervant Eiri for adults
only. Apply Mrs. AgenA 2S4 Ferry
ave east. Phone North a20-W.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05

OUR regular course reduced TO $50.
Careful individual Instruction. Day
ane night classes Tools. etc. furn-
ished. Positions secured. Special
ten men now Forming. Write or
NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL.
7s< woodward-a Detroit
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
LEO

First Hobo--I wisht | owned dat
Dig limousine. Bill!
Second Hobo--Dat would be All
right. but suppose dat you couldn't
Kit divorce from de woman an
he dog,
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05

A LIVE MAN TO write health and ac-
cident Insurance.. monthly payment
rplan. strong eastern stock com
pany. our policies are leaders.
Commissions right. Call Friday.
Saturday or Sunday.
c. s. DeLONG
SIG Chamber cs Commerce.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05

Honey producers from all over
the country will assemble today at
Madison. Wis, to take part In the
annual meeting OF the National Rec
keepers association an organlxa.
ton having branches y in IS states
and In Porto Rico.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
Real Estate Statesmen

We can use Few high-class sales
men ia our Improved Dept. We
give all assistance necessary In
closing deals. including auto SER
vice. VIC ofrcr special liberal
commission. Ask for Mr. Law
renee.
Mccormick & Lawrence
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
$500 DOWN BUYS

SOUU DON y Do 10
beautiful 2-story frame residence,
one block from East Jefferson. 3
large bedrooms with sun parlors;
first floor finished natural oak. sec
ond with Ivory, dinlngroom panels
with leatherettes. fuu basement.
plate glass mirrors In vestibute.
full basement with hot water. fur
mace and tubs.
c. l.. JACKSON
;42 Drexel Blvd. Hick. 2085
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS,
i Mond l..l, tss "a Ia ,,dd.
INSPECTOR IN 10 ,i iiSSr'uo WI"
AssIsTA SSsrsLEcTRIcIAN t176,
sUB-sTATfoN ATTENDANT. -t2.7S.
u-N MeaPe so5ykikEs fGi Z inn,.iOO.
Friday. Feb. 10. 1917,
cry ENGINEER, $1,000.
Monday, Feb. 10. 1917.
CHEF JANfTOR. $1,000
ASSISTANT JANITOR. 81 900
WINDOW WASHER. $1,000.
AhsI. ENGfNEEh tstationaryl. ..oo
ASST ENGINEER tstationary). n.ioo
Wedne sday, Feb. ~. 1917.
TREE INSPECTOR. -,
ELEVATOR CONDUCTOR: q, 900.
BOILER ROOM FIREMAN. 1900.
Monday, March 5. 1911.
METER READER. $1,000,
ELEVATOR INSPECTOR. $1,000.
All applications must be Med In per-
son az the office OF the civil ser,
s sdss c9 oNp wh sos- pa,6 Ssrw ro
DATE OF EXAMINATION.
"Wednesday. Feb. "a. 1877,
PATRoLMAN.
SUPERINTENDENT
For a North Woodward subdivision.
constructed and right on the car
line. We have a special PROPOSE
tion for an Al man who can pro-
duce results. Ask for Mr.. Law
renee.
Mccormick & Lawrence :.
sis Free Press Bldg. Cadillac 1921
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE suPERrN-
TENDENT WANTED-Fnmiiiar
with all details OF operating and
maintaining trucks touring cars
and equipment an essential quail
fication. Large corporation. per-
manent position. All correspond
ence confidential. state present
position. rate and FIRMS name.
Box No. EAT Times
OUR regular course reduced 20 $50.
Careful. individual Instruction. Day
ished. Positions secured. Special
Involvement for present class OF
ten men now forming. Write or
NATIONAL. AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL.
7s< woodwsrd-ave- Detroit
A LIVE NAN TO write health and ac-
cident insurance. monthly payment
-plan. strong eastern stock com
pany. our policies are leaders.
Commissions righ, Cali Friday.
Saturday or Sunday.
c. s. DeLONG
SIG Chamber cs Commerce.
Real Estate Statesmen
We can use Few high-class sales
men ia our Improved Dept. We
give all assistance necessary In
closing deals. including Ruto SER
vice. We ofcr a special liberal
commission. Ask for Mr. Law
renee.
Mccormick & Lawrence
k'raa nVaaa HtAU Cadillac 4Q0l
MEN WANTED: Catholic men. neat
appearing. wanted for outside sell
ing Call FOR partioui ) 20 10
o. w and after y. m, Ohecfe's.
2se Broadway Market bldg.
WANT Salesmep. collectors. time
keepers. bpokkcaberz stenograph-
rrs clerical and general office help.
Detroit Bond a. Ref. Co. To5 Gas
bldg
WE NEED office men and women;
go1d character and experience.
pETEOfT BOND g REF. CO.
7Ns Gas Ride.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
nEl.P wASrED-nALn

BooKKEEPERs. stsnosraphcrs and
general office help wishing post
Non. kindly call OF write the Daisy
n. Miller Agency. sac Chamber OF
Commerce.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05

SERVICE suPERrN-
TENDENT miiiarity
with all details or. operating ano
maintaining trucks touring cars
and equipment an essential quail
fication. Large corporation. per-
manent position. All correspond
ence confidential. state present
Box No. Ear Times.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-05
SUPERINTENDENT

For a North Woodward subdivision.
fully improved. houses now being
constructed and right on the car
line. We have special PROPOSE
tion for an AL man who can pro-
duce results. Ask for Mr.. Law
renee.
Mccormick & Lawrence :.
sis Free Press Bldg. Cadillac +ssi
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04
GUARD LIVE STOCK

In order to prevent a recurrence oi the Kansas City stockyards fire, in which many hundred head of cat-ls were destroyed, letters are being senl out by F. w. Stephens, secretary ol the. state livestock sanitary commis sion. warning cattlemen to take ex, ceeding precaution that the plo.s oi alien enemies are not carried into ef feet. Timothy A. Rfordan, state fooc commissioner. has received a telegram from Herbert Hoover, warning him that cabals are reported on foot 10 de stroy Arizona livestock.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04
LETTERS HELD FOR POSTAGE

The officials in the local 'postofiice state that al the present time there are hundreds of letters there already that have been mailed since Friday that do not carry the three cent postage that is now necessary. Quite a number have been returned to the writers where the address was given but those which had no return. address on are How being held al the postofiice. If you have mailed one better see if + is not in the bunch It now takes three cents for a letter outside of Bisbee and two cents for letters for Bisbee and all postal cards.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04
CARRIERS CONTEST
 GETTING lNT0ITS
 INTERESTING STAGE

The carriers circulation contest hay ing reached that stage where all con- cerned are working far harded than they are talking. little can be said further than again to urge the readers of The Review to give their subscrip- tionsSto one of these lads when they will count the most Especially should it be remembered that between now and the night of November 10-neXI Saturday-every subscription turned in by contestant will count just one half above the regular schedule of points given. This addi .ional induce ment has been in for for three days now. But after next Saturday night, until the end of the contest, there will be positively no extra points given the straight schedule will be followed.
 Frank Lindsey. the Warren carrier. has struck a hard s.ri6e to keep pace with, and is now running strongly in the front, having distanced the former leader, Hubert Detloff. by almost 13.- 900 points. But those acquainted with the latter are well aware of the fact tha if many more counts find Lindsey in the lead, he will have to go some" And. of course. the chances for the $50 are not confined to these two, by any means. n fact. we hear persistent ru- mors of contestants wLo have many
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04
IN NEW QUARTERS

The Warren District Commercial club is now comfortably located in its new offices in the Copper Queen Hotel The old brokerage office has been fit ted up and now Secretary Egan is pleased. He has new cabinet with a good display of minerals and others are to be added. There will also 3e all exhibit of food and farm products from the surrounding county. Exhibits oi this kind are wanted. by the club There is plenty of room for the holding of small meetings.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04

new subscribers in sight-even prom ised-but who are holding back the results until what they consider the best time for turning them in. To these, the only fair thing to say is to again most firmly state that NOW is the time any and all subscriptions will count the most; all who feel that they will be gaining by waiting until the close for a heavy showing are building absolutely without foundation
 Below is standing of contestants at 5:S0 last night:
 Frank Lindsey %. ... ... ..... 43 900
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued out of the superior cour in Tombstone during the past week Leonard DeConza to wed Maud Fuller both of Bisbee; Fred C. J. Eberhardt to wed Mabel s. Osello. both of Doug las; C.. B. Marshall to wed Lola Hat field. both of Douglass Edward Hoad ley 10 wed Ruth Miller, both of Doug las; Alfred Sparks Co wed Jessie Brooks. both of Douglas: William c Gordon of Wilcox to wed Ina Belle Bross of Osborne, Kansas; Harvey Clark 10 wed Edna Dutton. both ol Cloverdale, New Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04
AUTO ACCIDENT

Tine auto car of the Louisiana -Arizo- na and the auto of Konrad Schmidt col lided on the Car Stop Hill above Eo- well. Friday night and considerable damage was done to both cars and the occupants. Mrs. Roper who was in the car with MT. Roper was badly GU. in the face and it was necessary to have six stitches taken in one of the cuts. Mrs. Schmidt who was in the car with her husband was also cut in the face.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04
STATE FAIR BOXES

The final drawing for boxes at the state fair will be held at the chamber of commerce rooms in Phoenix at II o'clock a. m. November ,, under the same rules as the first drawing. There are only few boxes left and num- Der of applications are on file. It is probable not all can be accommodated, so those who want boxes should send in their applications and checks promptly. Boxes are s5 each, seating six persons.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04
POST OFFICE RECEIPTS

The receipts in the local pOstotfice for the month of October were $5.059.' 31. Of this amount s3,42s.11 was for the sale of stamps, etc. and S1,629.2O for box rent The sale of stamps for the month pervious was only S2,S05 The postal savings for the month oi October were s14.293. There is now on deposit in the postal savings ac' count S211.sI6. Last month consider able was drawn out by the depositors for the purpose of buying liberty bonds so that the total is not as large as il has teen
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04

Hubert Detlon ..... -..3O125 Maurice Rugraff "A %. .-. %. .25.OOO Richard Sharpe. ... ... .-. ...-24.OO0 Kennel Mort 900 Herbert Perry - .-. ... .....16.50O Earl Hicks ... ... ... ... .....15.75O Eugene Gallagher %. ....14,125 Ape MliDurn 1.0OO Gordon Wallace ... %. ... .1O.75O William Riley %. %. ... %. S.T5O Richard Ojeda D. ... %. co. %. 7.75O Maurice Kelly ... %. %. .... 1000 William Brookinge .... 1000 Bud Rascal =. ... %. %. ..... 1000
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04
NEW CLASS ORGANIZING

A new class in shorthand is being organized at the night school, and will hold its first meeting Tuesday even. ing, November 6, at 7:20 o'clock, in the high school building. In addition to those who have already indicated a desire, there may be others who wish to take up the study of shor hand at this time. Those who are interested should enroll before the first meeting of the class on Tuesday evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04
ON WAY HOME

James Harrigan was in the city yesterday on his way home from Douglas to tombstone. He was Tn Tombstone at the time of the attempts ed holdup. and states that there was considerable excitement on the streets and that the robber made his way down the street between hundreds of school children who were just coming from school for dinner.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04
CAUSES EXCITEMENT

A trail of blood early yesterday morning along the sidewalks and Main street caused a number of pedestrians to wander what had happened. Tn, vestigation disclosed the fact that Of ficer Mooney had attempted to kill a dog and had shot him through the neck and the dog left the trail of blood behind him as he endeavored to make his escape, which he finally did.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04
YouNesTER IS BURNED

Emil Wallot, an eight-year-old boy living in Johnson Addition, was badly burned yesterday afternoon when gas oline with which he was playing was suddenly ignited II would appear that some youngsters had secured some gasoline and were pouring it upon the gravel and then throwing match upon it. In some manner the burned boy came into contact with the blaze.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04
MARY PlCkFORD

The Eagle theatre yesterday after. noon and evening played to capacity houses, giving the weekly release of the Aircraft Pictures production the patronage it deserved. The feature was Mary Pickford in '"A Romance of the Redwoods." This picture is one of the best Mary Pickford has been starred in. It plays again this after noon and evening at the same theatre.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04
TAKEN TO WACO

Clarence May, the colored man who tried @ escape from the train taking the colored contingent out of this city last Tuesday, was taken to Naco today and turned over to the army authorl- ties He has been held in the county jail here since last Tuesday as it was feared for a time that he was insane but his condition the last day or so has disproved that fact
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04
FIRST TO GO

Eligible males who have failed to present themselves for examination when summoned will be the first called hereafter for he training camps, ac- cording to information received from Provost Marshal General Crowder. This applies to men who, though class flied as slackers, have surrendered be- fore gaining for themselves the brana of certified deserters. They will be given distinguishing numbers and call ed at once for examination.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04
pAReNrTEAcHER ASSOCIATION

The Parent-Teacher association of the Lincoln school will hold a meeting on Tuesday evening, November 6, at 7:30 o'clock. at which time there will be considerable important business to be transacted. After the business meeting the community sing" will be started. This movement is just be- ginning and is of national scope. Re- treatments will be served.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04
SHELTER FOR WILCOX

H. C. Kimball is back in Wilcox from Salt Lake City, where he had been for several weeks for the pur- pose of Interesting Salt Lake City capitalists in the prospect of erecting a custom smelter at Wilcox. He states that the matter is being considered and that representatives of the con- cern will be there shortly to investi- gate the proposition.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04
SENT TO FUNSTON

F. A. Jackson, a colored man. who resided at Ft. Huachuca was sent to Camp Funston last night by the local exemption board. Jackson did not re- ceive his notice in time to go with the other boys but came in here as soon as he did receive it and was sent to the camp by himself.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04
GAR STOLEN

The sheriff's office here was notified yesterday that a Maxwell touring car bearing the Arizona license No. PAY had been stolen at Tucson on Friday night and to arrest the men in the car. The upholstering of the car was badly worn and the speedometer was out of order. A lookout was kept by the officers during the day, but no trace of the car was had.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04
VISITING HUSBAND

Mrs. James Warrach of the local postoffice is spending a short vacation trip at San Diego and visiting with her husband al Linda Vista She was formerly Miss Bedore and was recent ly married to Lieutenant Warraeh of the First Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04
CHANGES PLEA

Porter Deane Foster pleaded guilty 10 the charge of bigamy in Judge Stan fOrd's court and was sentenced 10 serve a term of not less than one nor more than two years in the state peni- .entiary. Eos. .er was charged with having married Gertrude Grace Eos sett, a former Bisbee woman and later a nurse at Phoenix. when he already had a wife. Cora May Foster. whom he is alleged to have married a few years before in Utah. Foster was given a preliminary hearing in the justice court and bound over to the superior court, where he entered a plea of not guilty. Thursday he changed his plea.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04
Back Of he B0ys OUer There
(BY NED WHITE) Bisbee, Arizona.

Back of our Boys in the Navy Back of our Boys over there
 Back of our Boys in the trenches Back of our Boys in the air
 Back of our Senate and Congress Firmly our President stands Determined, yet just and patient, With the reins of nation in hands, And back of the Nation-the Mothers Our womanhood, noble and fair; Back of the men in high places, Back of our Boys over there. Countless the hearts that are aching, Countless the lips moved in prayer For our Boys who tonight in the trenches Are facing the enemy there. Our Nations fair W omen, God bless them! They gave all on earth they hold dear; With smile on their faces pathetic,
 When back of each smile is a tear Yes back of the men in high places, And back of our Boys over there, The Mothers, the Wives and the Sweethearts Are lovingly doing their share
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04
GET MINERAL LAND

Eleven mineral land applications have been granted by the federal land office last month. which is record for the office according to Receiver John J. Birdon. Applications were gran ed to the Oatman United Gold Mining com pany, the Copper State Mining com pany, Iowa Gold Mines company. Bun ker Hill Mines company, Alfred Rabob- liatti and Mrs. Francesca Nigro in a co-partnership, United Verde Exten- sion, the Phelps Lodge Corporation. and several others.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04
BRIscOE WILL CASE

The Briscoe will case was up for trial in Tombstone yesterday in the superior court with Judge S. L. Patttee of Pima county on the bench in the place of Judge Lockwood who is in Florence. Quite a number of Warren District residents were in Tombstone as witnesses in the matter.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04
FOR BALL FUND

Those who wish to contribute to ;he baseball fund for the beneht of the soldiers in France can do so by calling at the cigar store or E. B. Wallace and signing the list and donate what they wish. John Eddy of the Fair store has already sent s15 to Clark Griffith at Washington to add to the fund.-
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04
ON VACATION

Miss Annie Hampsten. of the Postal Savings Department of the local post office will leave next week on her an nual vacation. She will take in the state fair at Phoenix before she re- turns here.