Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-20

Christian Association registered 1850. Can you beat its Absolutely an posi- lively. No, Nowhere ia the world. population considered. can the Bisbee membership be equalled-
 It is unfair to remove any ma -azine or paper from the reading room. It is an injustice to all other members. One man is reported to be ma>ing a daily practice of taking the BiSbos Dai- ly Review. placing il in his pocket and leaving the building. He will con be apprehended.
 IT all the ''eligibles" of the Warren District could have heard Henrs Ak ems story as told at the membe-s din ner few evenings ago. there would be no doubt about an immediate mar riage. Henry is alright and surely de serves the love of some good woman. Girls don't hesitate to make tSe de sire of your heart known. President Wilson is said to hSve in diosted that is Germany refuses to ac- oept a just peace. he will have l,siSla tion passed to debar German C iEens from the United States for fifty years. and forbid all sales of German made gOods in this country.
 Wrestling. boxing and tumbli 2 are becoming more popular in the gym nasium. A large number of Dc form CTS were out on last Wednesday even ing. and many fans were present to witness the workouts. Webber is doing soUe good work with the VT stlers and this is a fine opportunity to learn boxing. wrestling and tumbling. There iS also opportunity to use the Ilat in the band room on Friday evening. The hours, one to three on WednesdcY. are reserved for night shift men, w,,O are interested in boxing and wrC sting. Watch out for Art Steinberg's ciSsOr. He has bad one.
 Bringing a gift of SlO.Oo0 to I'd the Y. M. c A. in this country. SS l00 of this sum having been cOntrihu d by the Emperor and Empress Of Ja9an on Christmas Eve. as an expression of ap- preciation of the splendid wOrs done by the Y. M. C. A. in the Japanese ar my ai the time of the RuSSO-Ja- Snese war. Major General \. Hibiki. of the Imperial Japanese Army. and ciief of the Japanese Y. M. c. A. depu catiOn to the allied armies, presented greet inss to the associations in the United States in New York City on January 10th.
 J. M. Kendall. teacher Of science in the Bisbee High School. left icr six weeks rest at his old home in Long Beach. Kendall is just recO -ering from a successful operation for sppen- dicitiS. at the Copper Queen hC Cspital. The best wishes Of the AssOcis; on go with Kendall.
 II. Wilson. a miner at the Brie ss for the last two months. left Ss ur6ay night for Taft. California. Wilson has always been a booster for the ~, - He eNnectS Co be away for about a month and if all is well will return wi; Mrs, Wilson Congratulations frO,' the secretaries and all members of the Association.
 Classes in English for Eoreiguc- $ are given at D. n,. at the Y. N. C. A. on Tuesdays and Fridays. Men wishing tuition five days a week at that hour. can have it on payment Of a small fee. but two classes week are free. The Peter Roberts method is used. by which not only the language. but also correct accent and pronunciation are secured.
 ?. R. Whelan and wife have desert ed dear old Bishee and gone down hill" to the Shelter City. where Whel- an has accepted lucrative position mine will soon be in the class of big producers.
 The Kay mine is situated at Canyon station in the Black Canyon on the PhoeniN-PreScOtt road. about 45 miles north of Phoenix. It has been con trOlled by Mir. Triholet for the last seven years. in which time some S75.- Uoe has been expended in development and exploration. There is a S50-fOot shaft and about 500 or 500 feet ot drifts have been run.
 On the S50-ioot level the vein. which Is very narrow near the surface. has widened out tO a breast Of s5 feet or commercial sufphide ore. Shelter re- turns on S2 cars of ore shipped from the property by the Trfoolet interests show an average of from 10 per cent 70 T. per cent copper.