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Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-15
State and County NelUs Briefs

deserted from the gunbOat Cleveland
AZ san Francisco in November. 1874
He vas married in los Angeles July
;. 1915. and resided 81 $50 West first
street. Los Aageles. prior 10 coming
10 Douglas. Schiller had been work
ing ~ a local smelter AMI resided al
SIS Fighth street. Federal authori-
ties say Schiller had boosted that he
''vc-i6 fool them an and they had
nothing on him" II is also understood
that he was wanted as a draft delin-
quent. He viii be held pending in
structi0ns from the navy department
When the last contingent Of draft
men were sent from COchise county.
they went from Tombstone. but there
was not a sinEle Tombstone boz -
the number AMI a. the announcement
came so suddenly that they were 10
leave from Tombstone. the usual city
committee was not on the job, but the
hoys were not forgotten because a.
,he last moment the Tombstone tele-
phone exchange girls arose TO the
occasion and while there are ONLY a
very few hello" girls on the board
there. vet with the assistance CT a
few high school cirls the twenty-five
men who left were given a nice lunch.
cigars. ciVsretteS and other little
thines that made them feel like
home folks and they appreciated it
by words of appreciation Yesterday
cau~e an aupreciation IN q short note
that speaks out the heart Of the
wother -f one Of these hOys-an IN
sicned letter as follows,
TO the Tombstone Hello Girls
Thanks for the sweet send off IN
hoves 20 the - bows who left Tues
dsv for Camp Funston. From 3
mother who saw you-God bless
,-~,,f-
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-15

least three of the dogs gentle valuable. we'll
bred collie dogs that had harm but rather had
the love Of their home folks and the kindly admira
ton of the neighbOrs by their intelligence and fidelity
Many kiddie and maybe some grown folks in Warren
are mourning with eyes today for the loss Of a
avOre dog These dog prisoners should be dealt with
as far stern law punish them. who will
poison good dog viii not hesitate TO wrong or njure
good man
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-15
Here Is q Man Who Wants
to Help Build Ships

A carpenter and shipbuider. with three men in his
train appeared before the editor of The Review yester
day and asked newspaper if he knew where four
good men get the sipyards and join Uncle
Sans army of builders for which has been
tonaI appeal Naturally. this editor did not
know anything for certain about only knew that
the call had been AMI that it urgent and
that it came direct from Hurley himself, head of the
hipbuilding board The postmaster ought know.
gested the newspaper man; he the only accredited
representative of Uncle Sam district But ne did
not know The carpenter had appealed him in vain
How about the recruiting officer9 No he did not
know; but he knew who might know
Well to make long story short. the Bisbee
paper man and the coast carpenter seeking help build
ships spent morning trying find some
thing definite and certain about where four
actually needed shipyard- And they
did get any information the premises The best
they could do to find who thought he would
know by the next day
The carpenter had tried two shipyards the Pacific
coast and found no demand there for skilled hand He
thought the gulf yards would him. but he
wanted before he made the long trip there
This shipbuIders experience made me newspaper
man stop and think This is the first instance of
carpenters seeking in the shpyards of the
western coast Yet the government call for is one
long s O. 5 for help
The delay the shipbuHding rests solely up
on the excuse that the department cannot get OF
course they get unless they provide
and channels of definite information that be
assured work in certain shipyard if he travels
thousand miles get there Every town il the
United States where is postOfce should have
postmaster who can al once give this information
who will get It at
1t is acknowledgement and shiftlessness. pure and
simple to simply sit down and wait for a man to come
to shipyard for work and then tell him there
nothing doing and depend upon this to to
the next yard fifteen hundred away for
work Every applicant ought be listed and hired and
told where go and be Of work he does
go call TO nation for a quarter OF million work
ers ought to systematzed out
lines The postmaster ought know what tell any
who comes him seeking a place in a shipysrd
and he ought to be held responsible for landing
man on the work
# this sample of rushing the shipbuding and
navy and airplane feeding programs wonder
behind in the work A little organization is /
all the energy land appeals and money
that be used in getting workers build ships.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-15
NoRwATs LOST SHIPS.

LONDON. Feb. 1.-THE Norwegian
legation in London announces that
from the outbreak Of the war to the
end of January. 1918. Norway has lost
ia vessels Of l05o.5Ss gross TONNAGE.
Seamen TO the number OF SS3 lost
their lives through the sinking OF theso
vessels.
Duriue the same period So NOrwee-
ian vessels. with more than 700 crew
we're posted as missing. About two
fhiris CT these are var losses.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-15

When future historians dip their pens the golden
sunlight to write of the thrilling and
wonderful deeds human kind they will tell of those
little nations Belgium. Rumana and Serbia and the
and devotion and ndOmitable resolution they
showed in the of defeat invasion despoation and
despair Russia has quit with whine and a stupid
smirk but Rumania This little nation deserted by
the ally which depended when entered the
ringed about by enemies the north. south
still wishes continue the struggle The Bosheviki
threatening her; the Bulgar Turk upon hc-
southern flank and the Austrian oppose
her in the and hold her capital and most of her
territories. but army of quarter Of million Ruman
ians still under full fight The king and
queen and the priests and princes and the pei
pie standing still for what they believe holy
and righteous Serbian troops in and full
of fight Salonik Belgium troops and Belgian king
standing in the trenches, committed the TO
the end Not the Trojans upon niums immortal
plain the Spartans Thermopylae's trust OF the
Texans the Alamo surpassed the people of these little
nations in their herosm the against overpower
ing odds and unspeakabie brutalities.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-15

When the Tuscania loaded with American troops
sunk the other day by a submarine. the German
newspapers gloated the sOcalled exploit told
their patient and long suffering readers that this blow
in midocean would make America pause her colossal
task Of sending few troops France In fact. these
papers confidently predicted that this sinking would
strike American officials and citizens generally
and stiff with and that saiings would be few and
far between hencefOrth from American ports Washing
tons to the submarines single in six
months of effort schedule that calls
for than a million in France by fall Ameri
saiings though nothing had happened The
Tuscania dead will be avenged by brave men and
moaned by shrinking towards The stately ships
sail their haven in France. and all summer long
they viii sail And viii fail make their port
And some brave men VIII sleep the long sleep beneath
the But the hand written upon the wall for the
kaisers submarine and the prophet Daniel
its days weighed imperial captain the
and found him wanting ir all things ths5 90
Christian ruler in this Christian age.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-15

al prices very much below the price
fixed BY the commission. On the show
ing made the commission ordered yes
terday that all of the stock Of Baker
shall be deposited with the commits
sion which says that il has ascertain
ed that the property is probably meri-
tOriOus and should ne; be handicapped
in the process OF development.
Local officers believe that the lone
bandit who a few days ago robbed the
W'ickenburg branch of the Central
hank OF Sl.5oo after tying and gagging
the cashier and bOOkkeeper. is in Gus
tody Of the Prescott authorities. An
arrest on a John Doe warrant has
been made in that city and it is the
opinion of the authorities that the man
Is tine masked T0ssssssr who Ssrpetrated
the Wickenhurg crime.
That the rObber made no attempt
TO leave the vicinity of the crime i'm
mediately after its accomplishment
was also learned yesterday when word
was received here that the cash box,
identified as that taken nom the bank.
was found in the bath room OF the
hotel. Il is said that $3.50
in cash was in the box when il was re-
covered.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-15

OF all the cheap mean contemplate men in creation
the who viii poison dog is of the worst More
than dozen dogs Warren poisoned lately. AMI
this newspaper knows OF his knowledge that
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-15

The real value of a morning newspaper
strongly brought in New York City the other
morning when the newsboys strike because the
wholesale them their papers was increased
by the publishers Readers and householders
age citizens all the metropolis their
porches and looked in vain in every cook and corner
porch yard for their favorite sheet they
ed in vain Complaints and protests and profanity
cended in the cold morning all like smoke from stack
Men forth to drug and corner newsstand
buy Women, too. dressed any old way. skirmished
and around to find the daily One Of
fered to pay as much five dollars for a copy. One
offered dollar FOR copy of paper her mother
had been in the habit reading certain every
morning for fifteen years At places mobs formed
fought for the limited supply of papers that small
dealers in the residence districts had hand. The
police actually called suppress riotng because
OF the dearth OF the morning Boys who bought
sold papers that morning just Investment had
trouble dsposing OF their ten IF
and twenty-five cents copy The value of a
paper not really and appreciated until fails
appear the front door in the dawning. is like
the water that never missed till the well runs dry
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-15

Willie Terry. an alleged violstor OF
the Mann white slave act. was brought
hack 20 Phoenix Tuesday by Chief Dep
uty United States Marshal George X.
Burnham of san Francisco. Terry was
arrested in Sacramento several weeks
ago on advices from local officers. Ter
~. il Is alleged. left Phoenix in COM
pany with a married woman. going 10
California He was planning % leave
tor Reno. New, when taken into Gus
.Ody az Sacramento. officers say.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-15

VS. .uered hcps-s 'hat he would
fool 40 nv crps~ failed to ser~c Her
" Shifflrr I'm bis time of nee1 when
30 v--r arrested hv Irstir r. nasnit.
Department of justice representative
'n Druolas as fce"rfcr From the
United states navy. When questioned
c~nceluin- service I'm the nav. SChit
fer Is said 70 have confessed that he
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-15

Insurance companies operating in
Arizona have begun to file their anna
al reports al the office OF the inSur-
ance department of the corporation
commission. The Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance company OF Los Angeles Is
the first one to tie its reports on husi'
ness Tor the year ending Dec. 81. 1917.
According 70 this report the company
has written new business 10 the extent
OF about five and one-half million doh
lars. Net premiums paid amount TO
about Sl5o.0oO.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-15

Robert Cleveland charged jointly
with Elmer pierson with the murOcr
OF Andrew Peay. Glendale ranchcr.
appeared before Judge stanford yes
teriay on writ OF hahe2s corpus. his
counsel contonding that there had not
been sufficient showing on which 10
hold Cleveland The court held that
there had been enough evidence 70
warrant his being held to answer 10
the murder charge and remanded
Cleveland 10 the custOdy'of the sheriff.
PiersOn pleaded guilty to the murder
charge few days ago and was given
a life sentence in the state peniten-
tiary. ~ the preliminary examination
and later in a confession to the county
officers he held Cleveland hlamelesS.
While PiersOn fired the fatal shots II
is held that Cleveland aided and ahet-
ted the murder.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-15
Brief State Notes

Glenn Macarthur. a member OF the
firm OF Macarthur Bros, Kingman. re.
ceauy died after sufIering a few days
from the effects OF smallpox.
Residents OF Yuma county IN the
Parker diStric; are anxious TO organ
ize q new county. They claim to have
taxable properly valued at S5.oo0.0oo.
The German recently found hangiRe
to a tree near Gadsden. Yuma county,
has been fully identified. His name
was Matt ana Tor a long time operated
a shoe shop AT Blythe
Contract for the erection of a hotel
10 cost $1,000 az Toltec as part OF the
plans for the colonization Of the dis
trict BY the TOltec TOWnsite company
of Los Angeles. was awarded TO the
Henry Clarks company OF Los Angeles
according to word received az the
chamber OF commerce yesterday.
The land around Toltec was bought
some time ago by the TOltCc TOwnsite
company, which plans colonization on
small tracts.
IN order by the corporation com
mission prescribes a new deal In the
affairs OF the New Dominion Mining
company. a ella county property. Com
piaint bad been made against the dis
trihltion of stock by the vice-president
Of the company. b. r Baker In re-
organization OF the property Baker re
ceived zoe. 0OO shares OF the stock and
the president, r. y Nandruff 100000
shares. This and other stock was
pooled Application was made 90 the
commission 10 sell 10000
shares OF the stock at S1.5o a share.
Later. on the application OF Baker.
who represented that the stock could
he sold al 81 a share. the commission
fixed that price in the order. Then.
IL is charged by other stockholders.
8ker uRloaded a part OF his holdings
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-15

Private Gravanni Monaco CT Troop
u. First cavalry. who was injured IN
the explosion n the Greenherg anart-
rnenfs n Thirteenth street in Dou-
~'as Wednesday. was reuOrted i'm
rrcving nj the base hOsuital a. Camn
uarrv 7 Tones last nieht with GOOD
chances for recovery. MIS-. Ma-v
Crpenherg. owppr ~ the demolished
building IVES SUFFERING from the nerr-
as shock hot attendiag physicians
-sid there was no caueo fo~ ap~re-
ra-,rs0-, ovo~ her condition. The
--ro~ted huildinr v-ns visited hv hun
l-ess ~ pers~rS ve-te-1av Norv ~
-o-.cd havir~ fe't the shock and said
thew weer DESTROYS Of viewing the re-
mains.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-15

The sentence CT death pronounced upon Bolo Pasha,
the French traitor. yesterday viii equal battle in its
good France and the allied His peace
propaganda hampered France sadly last year
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-15

Federal and county authorities are
withhol6ing information relative 10
progress made in the Investigation be-
ing made Of the source Of a quantity
OF tobaccO shipped into this city. con
tanning a considerable percentage Of
ground glass. The authorities are de
termined TO get 70 the bottom Of the
mystery and do not wish 70 reveal
their plans until certain clues in their
possession are run aground.
The tobacco. chiefly Of the chewing
variety, was contained in cartons bear
ing the brand Of the Liggett & Myers
branch of the American Tobacco com
pany. which is believed to be a ruse TO
disguise its actual origin. The stuff
was shipped into Phoenix on the Arr
zons Eastern
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-15
County Briefs

Garnet Caldwell. and his vile have
moved to Light from NcNeal. where
Ar. Caldwell has good position al
the new store recently opened by the
AIcNeal Mercantile company.
The farmers around McNeal are
Flowing their land preparatory 10
putting in their new crOps. The gOOd
prices brought by McSeSl products
have stimulated the farmers 10 plant
lsrser acreage AMI many new farm
ers are coming into the valley.
EoOtlesger cut near Tombstone is
being treated TO little tooth p1iling.
at least the rocks that have been
sticking up and giving motorists a
rain are being extracted thereby
showing wisdom on the part OF some
enc The cavities produced by the
extractions are being filled with a
combination filler o. lime asi caliche
sand. They di6a'; have 70 give road
'Sss" either TO DO the pulling.
The following clippings from the
Santa Cruz Patagoaian will Re Of in
terest here regarding two former Co
chise county boys who have ioined
the eolOrs; Paul O'Neil has been pro
NOTED to the rank of sergeant o..
the SfOth field artillery stationed at
Camn Funston. Henry :. Pyeatt Of
Canille. is ole Of the first Arizons
drafted men 70 leave Camp Funston
direct for France. He left TIRE Kan
Sss rsmp February LIST with the
Twelfth eneineers- There were but
'vvo Arizona Rows IN the zoe railroad
men sent to the front
Mrs G. y. H'rst. deputy county
n-ohation officer. returned 70 Douglas
Wednes7av from Fcrt Grant. where
she attended p LincOln's birthday an
G'vrr=ary celebration az the state in
dustr'a' school SO attended a band
rrnc>rt at the institution Tuesday
afternoon and was delishted with he
vnv the bows and girls can play.
Prof. John c. GuRg1, retired crmy ~
''~eT 5 the bond master In the
hand are two DOucleS fcvs
There are Toe bows end % Girls ~
he institution. William 4. Moody is
the new Superintendent and he and
Mrs. Moody have eight children of
their own. Mrs. HirSt reports that
both TIE Superintendent and his wife
are deeply interested in the work and
feel confident they win be able To
ID great deal Of good for the young
sters.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-15

Glenn Macarthur. a member OF the
firm OF Macarthur Bros. kingman. re.
ceatly died after suftering a few days
from the effects OF smallpox.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-10
State House Notes
: 4 *** ~ +

A. KlOse, president of the Columbia
Brick Works, which has factory at
Hogan, is miles from Portland, COM
plains to the public service commission
that the Portland Railway, Light &
Power company is putting his factory
out of busineSs by jumping the freight
rate on brick and tile.
He says that on January the rate
was increased from two cents per 100
pounds on brick or tile shipped from
Hogan to East Portland to two and q
half cents, and that on September 16
it was increased further to- three cents
per 100 pounds.
eve are informed that wood and
other commodities were not raiSed Is
per cent on January l." he says. They
only picked out our factory and raised
us. This rate of three cents per 100
pounds on our products is prohibitive
and practically puts us out of business
as we cannot compete with other yards
near Portland that pay no freight"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-10

erature is having on the German sol
'diers.
Mellette Visits Cambria
Entering Cambria last night I saw
notices on the walls ordering evacua-
tion of the city at midnight Tuesday.
The inhabitants were permitted to re-
move only what they could carry. All
unportable things were left at the town
hall, under the protection of the Ger
man authorities, though no liability
was assumed for their safety.
Investigation of the first Is or 20
houses revealed that all had been loot
ed completely. The cathedral, used as
observation post by the enemy, had
been badly shelled. The tower appear
ed ready to fall. The figure of the
Virgin atop the tower, however, was
undamaged. Twenty fires could be
seen along the street leading toward
the centerrof the city. In some of the
burning houses the windows were still
unbroken, indicating the destruction
was the result Of deliberate arson and
not shells.
German Plans Upset
The taking of Cambria badly upset
the German plans for retirement They
had been seeking to maintain a gradu-
al withdrawal astride the city, the
defenses of which had made it almost
the strongest point anywhere in the
line. This explains yesterdays desper-
ate counter attack with captured Brit
ish tanks. 1t was broken up with anti
tank guns which the British had cap
tured from the Germans.
Holding Cambria, the Germans ex-
pected to spend two weeks retiring to-
ward Douai and an equal length of
time reaching the Guiz defense line
along the Disc.
Infantry is Unopposed
Because of this pivot s Importance,
it was expected that the enemy would
resist to their utmost on the line OF
towns and villages behind Cambrai
While British cavalry was operat-
ing well to the eastward Of Bertr
flour miles west of LeCateau) infan-
try marched through the village in
column formation. 1t was one Of the
most remarkable sights of the war and
has scarcely been duplicated since the
Germans first oyerran Belgium.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-10

Warden Murphy of the state peniten-
tiary received report yesterday from
c. w. Courtney, superintendent Of the
state lime plant at Gold Hill, that the
plant was running full blast, having
been started at noon Monday. The
first carload Of lime turned out will be
delivered to the penitentiary for use on
the prison garden lands.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-10

Dispatches say that cholera has invad-
er Berlin, but it will doubtless try to
evade contamination by the royal fam
lily there.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-10

In Eugene the band spirit is rife, %
students having signed at the high
school and 80 at the junior high.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-10
What Paris Mean:

The name Paris, Paris Shoe Shop means or stands
for Quality since started in business When we start
ed in business decided to carry only standard goods
and build businss up quality first and satisfaction
always And also to sell shoes at reasonable profit
This has been and policy today and will be in the
fuure-Far Treatment and Satisfaction to Patrons
or Quit Business.
Here are quoted few prices on our best shoes.
s11 regular value. Genuine Kangaroo ...... 5000
$40 regular J. E. Tilt Shoes for. .S825I
Some Keith Konqueror shoes for $685. $675 and $685.
Buckingham Hecht Army Shoes $685. and S5.35
We have few pairs of Shoes two years old that are
stamped $500 on the bottoms of the shoes, have
your size you had better grab them They worth from
So to $3.50 more today
For the Ladies you find better shoes than Keith
Konqueror
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-10
GERMANS ON VERGE
continued from page one)
Enemy Losses Heavy

deplOyed in many places far ahead o.
these objeetives.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-10
Mellette Visits Cambrai

'erature is having on the German sol
Ndinrr
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-17

Eggs, Fresh Barnyard in cartons, per dozen
 Eggs, Fresh Barnyard loose per dozen ............ Butter Yorkshire Fresh Creamery, per pound Butter Clearbrook per pound ........ ............ Butter Oeomargarine, Majestic, per pound Butter Oelomargarine Certified, per pound Butter Nut, per pound ................ .......... Butter, Churngold, per pound. Flour, Madsons Best 24-pound sack ............... Flour, Our Favorite Self Rising, N-pound sack
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-26

Eighteen miles of poles and nine miles of wire are upon the telephone now in the Stronghold section and at the next meeting the company ex- poets to order the phones.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-14
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But the men are turning 1t out in rec
ord quantities and in record time
They are making the fir fly" both In
France and in America.
Speaking of the way "the boys" are
going TO It on the other side. Colonel
Greeley says: Keen rivalry between
the different companies has put much
added punch into the game. The A
and b. Company mills of the ........
Engineers, two OF the first to begin
running, were both rated at 10000
board feet in 10 hours. Once shaken
down, both were clipping off from
10000 to $4,000 feet OF lumber in two
nine hour shifts. Then A Company
put on three seven hour shifts and
passed $4,000 feet. b Company came
back with a run OF $500 feet Of
lumber and 1900 feet OF ties in two
nine hour shifts"
Much appreciation is felt by the
American foresters in France for the
benefits they receive from the Welfare
Fund for LumbSrmen and Foresters,
many contributions to which have
been received at the Washington
headquarters OF the American For