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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-08
British Foreign Minister Makes
an Address in Which He States
That Ali the Hopes of Germany
Are to be Wrecked.
KAISER DID NOT COUNT
ON ENGLAND AND U. s.
Figured That Those Countries
Would Not Enter War and Es.
timated the Effect as Negligible
II They Did.

ny Associated Press
Washington Mas S--Forcign Min
lister UuIfour Lieutenant Bridges and
Admiral Drchaif ut Ia, British mis-
sion. vric received today iu the scu-
ate with demonstration which iiNui-
lrd the enthusiasm ava acclaim u'
th,ir reception recently u the house.
Nf,cr the reception Oh the senate
floor the paris WAS entertained pt
luncheon by Vice President Marshall.
introducing Nh Eaituur. Vice
President MlrFhal expressed the hope
that when the war was cudcd the uec
pcor.,s of the earth would s.t down zee
the council table ana not aris" again
until they have written ON the Hrma-
mcut the legend II shine only for the
wise and thcN are not wise who are
not just
Mr Balfuur declared that Germany
bluud"rod when she counted hat
England and America were AFRAID tu
enter the War ana estimated the rftoc'
as negligible 90 thcy did
THAT Will he the wreckug of all
Their hopes hc said. THAT ls the
buudcr That Will save civilization
n speak with confidence about th,
Issue said Mr Ealfour a CONF.
d,uec redouhiol sine" ,og may,
thrown loo your lot
senators La Touour and Gruuua
who voted rsl.uH' On" uar resolution
rud who had rulru.uDG from lppIau-,
before thJt statement 1pplud'd 10
and smiled
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-08

ing in New Mexico being superseded
by protoctoratc
THE senate proposes half million
dollar appropriation 20 be paid by Cer-
tificates Of indebtedness and n three
quarter Of "a mill tax levy which viii
raise the five hundred thousand dol
lars. and the sixty thotisand dollars ~ .
terest and pay OFF principal ana inter
est OF the debt In two years The sen.
atc refuses tu provide Tor q cavalry
regiment hut proposes that the fivs
hundred thousand dollars should be
spent primarily for tho distribution ~
seeds and the promotion Of the agrl-
cultural Interests 81 the state. We
hnVc passed una namously legislation
adopting the federal army bill OF Juuo
third. nineteen sixteen We have prc.
vidod Tor the drafting Of men for sery-
ice In tho National guard. and that
legislation Is In entire accord with and
follows the federal defense acts w
have made provision for receiving the
benefits of the Vocational ira ming acts
ana the act provldinE for county
agents We have vested in the gov.
crnor power 10 use an the resources o'
the state m any emergency and tho
i"h' NfifN Nlf't ANllih ftlNN NUlN ~ ANf
time ~ take care ~ lame ducks whU
want army positions OF 10 build private
highways to sheep or other ranc hes
We 90 not consider IL necessary vel
for the state to do nll the wholesale
mercantile business Tor the people %
, tho state.
What state in the union has appro-
| priated a million dollars or any oth'I
sum TO organize cavalry or infantry :.
act independently of the federal gov
| ernment7
- don't think that you undcrsta nd
\ the situation. lf you did, YOU woult
/ be wanl rR To send telcgrams To- those
fellows who favor impoycrishing this
state aad running it, credit at "a timt
when we most need credit. when 20
are entering upon war ol uncertain
duration ana when ~ the near futur'
the needs ~ our people may be- rea
and not speculative.
III my attitude on this question does
not meet the approval OF my constitu'
outs. ! must assume the responsibility
but az the present time. when brought
20 the bar Of my own conscience, an
satisfied that | am serving my people
and my country. Kindly post this tole
gram as bulletin In your windows.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-08
Secretary Will be Official spokes-
man and All Other Officials Are
Forbidden to Talk With Press
Correspondents.
IDEA is TO CENTRALIZE
GIVING OUT INFORMATION
Nothing Will be Permitted to
Slip Through Except What
Those in Charge of Foreign In
telligence Bureau Deem Proper.

~ NF@ofihted ffrss|
Washington. May 8 - Secretary
Lansing today followed up the state
department gag order which forbids
any other official there To give infor-
nation conveying a criticism OF the
departments policies should be dis
missed Mr. Lansing reiterated that
the giving of information 20 the pub
lie through the newspapers would
herea ft,r be restricted to himself and
the newly created bureau Of foreign
intelligence.
secretary Lansing said he had for
biddcn officials to talk with uewspu-
per correspondents because he was
dissatisfied with having Information
come from many different channels
and perhaps from contrary points Of
view. He intended. he said, to cen
lrnlizc all information. even as 10 de-
tails. In the bureau Of foreign lntelii-
peucc Apart from what was given
out by the bureau or by himself. the
secretary said. no Information would
he lowed 20 reach the pubiic through
h state department
Secretary Lansing was pressed FOR an
instance of whore information hnrm-
ful tn the best Interests Of the country
had thus been published. lie said that
as vet no serious circumstances had
occurred but he waa very much AFRAID
that they would occur shortly
Secretary Lansing stated that the
press would have 60 content Itself with
what the bureau of foreign intelligence
gives out That bureau. he snid
would handle everything In the inter-
national fold. an subjects connected
with the war in short, everything.
The bureau Is manned by two off
.cials The chief of the bureau ia with
ont newspaper experience and his
assistant has been in foreign fields.
cuba, china and England, T." several
years. Tho bureau also has the ,'sk "f
supplying American missions abroad
with information Under the new or
der state department ufl' 'al o.
prevented from giving the public even
such information us TINT of personnli-
tics Of distinguished foreigners Who
come 10 the United states on mission'
The ucws gathercrs have access only Ia
the officially censored announcement
of the department
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-08
Steamers Sailing Under Stars and
Stripes Have Been Guilty of
Aiding Enemy Subs, According
TO Grew of the Manitowoc.
SUPPOSED TO CARRY COAL;
HAVE coNTRABAND ABOARD
Sail from New York for Buenos
Aires and Get Rid of Their
Supplies on the High Seas; De
partments Are Making Probe.

Hy Associated Press
san Juan. Porto Rico. May a.
correspondence Of the Associaicd
Pres There are German .ubmu-
rIucs iu the Atlantic and until ycry re-
Gently the. have been supplied from
the Unit"d States by ships dying the
American naE. according tu -ttt,-
ucuta by members ur the crew uf the
steamer Mlu.tuNuv. which for several
weeks Waa detained in the hurDur lt
- Thomas Tweuty-unc Of the crew
aro returning to the United States af-
the difficulties With Captain o. Hogs
tcau. master of the ship
Tho ManuoWoD. Muskvgou and All
agua-h. 1li belonging 10 tho same
line, shortly before the Danish Islands
became the Virgin islands T.. : \.
put into tho harbor IN 81 Thomas
bound from Bucuos Aires tu New
Nork supposedly to await orders
They were suu waiting Tor orders
when the Islands were transferred To-
TIE United Stltoe Accord ne 10 their
man.fe,i- 1919 ihrcc ships carried coal
aud other nr supplies Members of
the crew or me Maui,uWuc say an
tho vessels we're loaded with cuntrJ-
band for German Submarine
"Whrn wr l"ft Sew YORK rsf u.
Wcr" supposed Goo hH.r 70 cnI-u 1I cuu
exclusively said ono or the crew
"ludrruo1'h 'h, cop ucrc JI SORTS
uf fuel ANA food -uppI,- supposedly
tur cargo Wu. destined for Bucuus
Aires Between ST., Thomas and
Eu'uD- Aires We got r.I %. uur Ir4o
H I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-08
A LIBERTY LOAN FOR
|. RUSS GOVERNMENT IS
APPROVED BY COUNCIL
Workmen and Soldiers Dele
gates Approve the Proposition
by a Vote of 1900 to 112; to
Hold Trade Unions Congress.

By Assoc stSd prcss.
New York. May S--A Liberty loan
for the provisional government in Rus
sin has been APPROVAL by the council nf
workmen's and soldiers delegates by
a vote OF 1900 60 ii2. according "a
dispatch received here today from Pet
rograd by the jew lsh Daily Forwerd,
The lI2 who voted aginst the loan
are OF the Maximaiist faction, who
favor an Immediate separate peace.
the message said
The dispatch adds that an "aii Rus
sian congress OF trade unions has
been called for May 20 declared TO ne
the first OF its kind ever held la Rus
sla; and n society for the promotion OF
the idea of United states Of Europe
has been formed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-08
GERMAN CHANCELLOR
COMPELLED TO FACE
HEAVY ARTILLERY
Opponents Train Their Big Guns
on Bethmann- Hollweg, Blame
for Long Duration of the War
is Laid at His Door.

\" N.-0I-0f0l Pr0aH
Copenhagen Via London. Nav N-
As g. m The conservatives and
pan-Gornans have now brought up
their heavy artillery u tho battle
against Chancellor won Uothmnuu-
llollwoR and boldly lay the blame for
'h" long duration of the war 100 ms
door
The agitation for the downfall Of
Won lethmann-lluuwcg is uucur-
CoIlyd boz pres ana parliament and i'
reinforced hN mass meetings organize j
n impcralist leagues and the indie.
p,udcnt committee fur q GormHu
peace. The chancellor opponents
couple their attacks with fr ron
f'uitoring remarks about the Austro-
Hungarian government for lt- d,,lNri-
tIuus ia favor of moderate peace terms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-08

santa Fr. N NJ May >-Goycrnor
Lindsey appeared in person bclorc m.
conference committee yesterday otter.
noon and b. was ruaus agreed los
the rummitto, To- recommend pub
D., defense measure carrying S15O.por.
Tho governor told IN, committee that
hr was not m favor or JhD state rec
ouitng 'Wippug and maintaining ~
iceiWcn' of cavalry and explained that
uui,r the army bin IL was proposri
appropriation of $500. 900 ncoaHs.
reserves for every r,pimcnt Of the
guard taken out oi the state Such
Battalion. he said. could Ice used for
state purposes. and that providing
mounts for such force in ou.c OF cm
Urgency, would ice as far as he would
care To- go.
The state defense council was also
reduced tu niuc members
The Democratic members Of the
senate ANA house were opposed To- the
public defense measure carrying Ju
appropriation Of Sl.5p0.0uO because
they believed that 1t WAS merely an
attempt on the pa't OF the l,cpuult-
cans TO take care of some ut the
lame ducks boo tho ranks OF the lat
ter party senator Barth, Democrat.
floor leader. received a telegram from
parties an Albuquerque finding mul'
with the action uf himself aud others
ia oOstruytiuE the passage of the hlll
carrying au appropriation Of $l'uu.-
600. Tie sent thc following reply
which may Dee said to state tor-oly the
brounds for opposing an appropriation
at the size specified iu the orlsiual
bill
"topNuy tp your telegram ui iIei
night n is proposed TO bond state
for 20 million ANA a half for 40 yodI
at . per cent to equip a regiment OF
cavalry The interest alone would Do,
three million dollars The house fur-
thor proposes tu place this money boo
banks designated hy the war commit
tee Co uD rh, kcd uuf ut their pletH-
urc, instead uf by the governor out VI
the state treasury Estimates shoN
that cavalry regiment would cost "a
million uSd quarter tor three months
and five million for "a year II would
Doc composed uf men who could mot
get commissions boo the National guard
/ or rogular army. and in my opinion
the act Wus prepared by men who
want military positions and can't gn'
I into the ro-u,dr army, and further
/ that the federal government would
NOT allow % state organization tu par
u,iptto ON tho border, u the event oI
wur House bin proposes ru take lop
f IslatiVo and executive power trur
legislature and governor and oonfcl
IL upOn the war committee. That com
ulttoc figures oiEhtN N-four thuu~au.
dollars us their expenses ut admins
tration foe the liI.t year Am ni
N!sed that amount alone would huN u
/ extra seeds used iu NcW Mexico tm
ear. House mso proposes am extra
twn-mili levy ton road purposes, Whl.l
j VIII raise s,N hundred nfty th1uWu'
/ dollars "a year, advocated primarily De
cause Il win huild the Mngullon rou'
| House proposes that 'owmiui'" shaI
. uu, food stuff J.d mcrchaudl Il"
IAN the people of tho state and -rIl d
|ut cost iu consumer
The senate acknowledged aud or
prccntcs tho valuable services rem
dercd hl the mcmhors of the war com
mItioo To-. tho ff1tc hut does uot 'u't
believe that the crisis has roacn'
such a STAGE as to warrant the l,cpuh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-08
WAGES AND HOURS OF
R. R. sHoPMEN SUBJECT
OF SECRET CONFERENCE

" N"HWTT1IUT TTTNH
Washington M1y N.--Hailroad Off
eials representing mechanical depart
mcute az virtually an the lines south
east of Washington are in session her"
considering questions of Increased
wtg,s and rcadjuetment of hours ai-
trctup $1,000 -hppmen. lt .s UNDER
stood the rrbdustm'ni Involves eN-
uendHures of atlmt $4,000 GOO a
year Tho me,rne, are in private
aud surrounded by the sreatcst
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-08
One of Largest Acreages Ever
Sown Last Fall Has Met Dis
aster in Several of the Import.
ant Producing States.
PRODUCTION is TO BE
LESS THAN LAST YEAR
Estimated Yield of Rye Is Greater
Than for 1915; Hay Lands, Pas
lures, Spring Flowing and
Planting Are About Normal.

By Associated Press
Washington. May Sin the face OF
threatened world food shortage tho
American winter wheat crop shows the
lowest condition recorded since 1883
ana promises a smaller yield than any
other since 1904.
Agricultural conditions otherwise
are good. the department announced
and II recalled that although the win.
ter wheat crop Of 1919 showed an
equally discouraging outlook. the to-
tai production OF crops that year was
the greatest on record
In Announcing its figures on sur
Vey a. of May the department OF
agriculture issued this statement:
The condition Of winter wheat on
May I this year. 73.2. was the lowest
I that II has been on that date since
1855. The abandonment OF acreage
planted Is the heaviest ever recorded.
nearly 81 per cent of the acreage
planted.
The forecast OF production based
upon the condition and the acreage
remaining for harvert. sec. zoe. 900
bushels. ls the smallest production of
winter wheat since 1904. II compares
with production Of iS2 .000 geo last
year: ga o0o O0o In 1915. and is5.-
o0o.10o the average OF the preceding
| Eve years
Although prospects for winter
wheat are very poor. 1t should be OBJ
served that in other respects agri-
cultural conditions are favorable. The
extent of plowing and planting done
I NN NAV 1 Wug ahaAa IN. ovaraUQ Ia
! iHl- the winter wheat crop fell below
{ ieO,o00.0Oo bushels. tho lowest since
1903, out Notwithstanding the low
production of winter wheat the spring
wheat crop and total production of all
crops In that year was the largest ON
rocerd.
/ The Ylnt.r vb.,, cram ni,,toa las,
Autumn on one or Tho l,r,,c., acreo ',,s,
eyor sow g. ,ho, ,,rat', h,, ,,,n1c,,
met dis,s,er II, s,,,,,'.i i,',,,o,,a.,,, No.,
ducing states frn,, scverc winter con.
ditions now nrnmisss = h.r,.es, a,
3G6.1iG. 900 bushels this wear Thn,
auantitv wos forccas, ,oda, IA. ,hc
/ department Of opricuI,,re Which based
its estimate ON the rondition of The
crop MAY / as reported nv the thou
sands of agents thronghou, Tho g,ni
belt. A month ngo a cron of aao 600
0nO busbets was f,roons, produc,tor
ilast vear v,ns tSt 744 ooO bushcis and
in 1915 Il was g72ai7 noo bushels
ON NM The are, of ,vinter whcot
20 be harvested was obout 97sba oOO
acres comnnrod with 40 0eo Oo0 acre.
soWn last Au,,n, ana al Saa aoo ,crcs
harvested las, vear
The conditIon of IN. c,on nn Ma,
was IN 2 ner cont of +, norp,al cnp.
pnred with IA ON Anru fst SEA a,
MAY last ve,r ana SAD the eyerpp,
of Tho las, ton vcors on uav
Production ~ go. 735 .Oo0 buyhels oi
lrye is forecase from the MAY 1 condl
ltiop. compared vim n eorecast Of go
400 600 busheis based an tho Anril
condition. 47.3yS. 600 bushels produce,
Hast vear ana sIO5O.0OO bushels il
fIgl5
Eys conditiop on NAV ,vas IS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-08
ESPIONAGE BILL BEING
CONSIDERED IN SENATE,
OK. ON EMBARGO CLAUSE

By Associated Pros
Washington Mat S,-The senat
resumed consideration today of the
administration espionage bin af'er
having adopted. without dissenting
voice. new embargo section which
would cmTowe the president durins
the war when. the public safely
shall 500 require to proclaim 81 ur-
lawful To- cxport Articles t1 amy
country named
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-08
CIVIL SERVICE RULES
SUSPENDED TO CARE FOR
MOTHER OF DEAD GUNNER

l, Associated Press
Washington Mas ,-Prcsidcnt VIII
son ,oday suspended tho eiyii service
rules so that Mrs Annie Eopoiuc'L
mother - ohm I. EopouDci, the naval
gunner who lost his life IN the sub
marine destruction OF the American
mer'hantman Aztec. could he appoint
rd 90 steamstross at the Washington
navy yard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-08
state. Condition Production

III pnso. May s.-Captain James
"a McGee. attending SURGEON of thc
second division. United states army
received orders today 10 report ~
once "a the commanding officer oi
the central department. FOR assign
mcnt 90 a hospital corps which will
be sent Ia France soon. Captain Me-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-08
BILLION is GIVEN TO
FRANCE TO-DAY TO MEET
EXPENSES DURING MAY

By Associated Press
Washington. May Franco TODAY
received the fl00.0O0.o0 the Unite q
~totes has decided To- lend her To- meet
hcr cNpou-s iu this country during
NuN The amount was transferred by
Secretary NcNdoo tn Ambassador Jus
-,r1nd today py treasury warrant.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-08
Games I omorrow
NathnnI League

Nuth'itii lAN'gh'.
Pittsburgh ui Boston.
Chicago ut Eruuk'Nn.
Cincinnati at Sew York.
81 Louis roo Philadelphia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-08
8 NORWEGIAN STEAMERS
SUNK By GERMAN SUBS;
THREE MEN LOSE LIVES

London. May S--t2.5o .. m.--The
Norwegian foreign office reports the
Norwegian steamers Tolaka. Vale and
Tromp sunk by German submarines.
saws a Central News dispatch from
Christianla. Three men were los
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-08

Cnrlsbld, = n MAY shcrIIf
Hewitt shot Yesterday morning Boo q
hattie with Mexican ian breakers wFs
nblc to offend to the duties ~ his Of
flee today Tho Mexican prisoner he
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-08
GREEK SHIP AND CARGO,
VALUED AT S4,OOO,OOO, is
SUNK BY GERMAN U.RoAT

Hv A'torsied Press
Now York. MAY N-Thc Grcch
steamship Parthenou, which LEFT NeN
York ON April n Tor Hnyrc has bcou
sunk by German submarine with 70
loss of Si,0uO.U0 Gin vessel and cargo.
according 10 a dispatch received here
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-08

Ho-tou. .. Washington. %.
Sew York % philadelphia 4
cleveland. 8. Detroit,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-08
\mcrksn league
Bank Clearings Today

The clcarings oi the Albu
luerque banks today were;
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-08
American League
cleveland :: Detroit ,.


score Il. n T..
Chicago .....Ol2 600 0lo--i :
- Louis uUn nOl 2nO--3 II r
Batteries Scott Cicottc panlortn
and SchaIk. Davenport. Sotnorou,
Parks. PLANK Hamilton and Seycruid,
Hale
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-14
GRIFFITH PHOTOPLAY
 AT CENTRAL THEATRE

Griffith has absorbed the whole spirit of Edgar Allan Poe and reflect ed it in The Averaging Conscience" which appears tonight at the Central theatre, Lowell. Poe's remarkable
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-14
BESSIE BARRISCALE
 IS ORPHEUM FEATURE

A pretty young newspaper woman who declares ruthless warfare on the members of the other sex is the part played by Bessie Barriscale in the new Triangle play, "Hater of Men, by c. Gardner Sullivan, produced un- der the supervision of Thomas II. Ince, which will be shown at the Or pheum theatre today and Thursday.
 She starts out by severing her be- trothal relations with young Jack Gil bert, also a newspaper writer. because he pays too much attention to the chorus girl witnesses in a divorce trial. She then goes in for the bohe- milan night life. but that pals. The final pitched battle with her enemy man-occurs one night just after she has prepared a regular old fashioned dinner in her apartment. Of course she meets defeat, but only through the treacherous maneuvers of her one loyal man friend, played by Charles K. French. He places the enemy in ambush behind the dining room screen and thus precipitates the pretty manhater's Waterloo.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-14
TERRIBLY SWOLLEN
Suffering Described As Torture
 Relieved by Black -Draught.

Rossville, Ga.-Mrs. Kate Lee Able, of this place, writes: "My husband is an engineer, and once while lifting, he in- iured himself with piece of heavy ma chinery, across the abdomen. He was SO sore he could not bear to press on himself at all, on chest or abdomen. He weighed l65 lbs., and feD off until he weighed no lbs., in two weeks.
 He became constipated and it looked like he would die. We had three different doctors, yet with all their medicine, his bowels failed to act. He would turn up a ten-cent bottle of castor oil, and drink if two or three days in succession. He did this yet without result. We became desperate, he suffered so. He was swol- len terribly. He told me his suffering could only be described as torture.
 sant and bought Thedford's Black Draught. made him take big dose, and when it began 10 act he tainted, he was in such misery, but he got relief and began to mend at once. He got well, and we both feel he owes his life to Thedford's Black-Draught."
 Thedford's Black-D -Draught will help you to keep fit, ready for the days work. Try itl NC-l3l
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-14
OU'RE BILIOUS! LET "CASCARETS" LINEN
 LIVER AND BOWELS
Don't stay headachy, constipa' ted, sick, with breath
 and stomach sour.
Get a 1O-cent box now.

Get lucent DOX now.
 You men and women who can't get to feeling right-who have headache, coated tongue. bad taste and foul breath. dizziness, cant sleep, are bil- ious, nervous and upset. bothered with sick. gassy, disordered stomach. or have bad cold.
 Are you keeping your bowels clean with Cascarets. or merely forcing a passageway every few days with salts, cathartic pills or castor oil?
 Cascarets work while you sleep; cleanse the stomach, remove the sour, undigested. fermenting food and foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and carry out of the system all the constipated waste matter and pois- on in the bowels.
 A Cascaret tonight will straighten your out by morning-a 10-cent box from any drug store will keep youi stomach sweet. liver and bowels regu lar, and head clear for months. Donr forget the children. They love Cascar cts because they taste good-never gripe or sicken.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-14
REVISED COUNT TO
 BE PUBLISHED SOON

The Review will publish a complete and correct revised count of the Car riers' Contest to date tomorrow morn ing. In the meantime-and ever since Saturday night-coptestants are work ing tooth and nail to better their standings.
 Just one week from tonight the con- test will end; also the chance for new subscribers to get the Review foI the price of s2 for three months will be discontinued. Not until then will the boys who are working for the $50 prize cease their efforts; not until o'clock on the night of Wednesday November 21. will the result be cer- tain. Between now and then all con testants have a chance to make up for lost time, and over. And prospec- tive subscribers have the opportunity
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-14
Mining and Financial News
COTTON MARKET.
sT REVIEW LEAsEp WIRE

NEW YORK. Nov. 13.-The cotton market today closed barely steady at a net advance of 6 points on Decem. Der. but generally to 8 points lower.