Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-02

las yesterday to visit her daughter. Mrs. Craig has another son holding the rank of major under General Hunter Liggett, commander of the First army corps, now on the battle front in France.
 Robert l.. Denton, an attorney form erly of Los Angeles, yesterday was admitted by the supreme court to the practice of law in all the courts of Arizona Mir. Denton will locate in Casa Grande.
 Manager Woodward of the Iron Cape mine in Gila county, posted notices at the property this afternoon that all men within the draft age reporting for work Monday morning must show their classification cards This move will be followed by the other proper ties in the district, in an effort to eliminate all draft eVaders from em- ployment in this district. The iocal draft board has been conducting a systematic campaign in the district against all draft evaders. through the medium of the mine employment of ficers. No man will be given a clear ance card who cannot prove his night to be exempted from army service.
 Because she had too many husbands in Uncle Sam's service, Hazel Garcia, who for some weeks has been a waitress at the Nevada cafe at Yuma, is in the tolls of the law Hazel cashed two government allotment checks, fs- fr hn- ho @a and a soldier, therefore she is held to answer to the federal court at San Diego on charge of conspiring to de- fraud the government. Louis Radovich. who endorsed the checks for her and is said to have known all the circum- stances, is held on the same charge. They appeared before U. s. Com. c. H. Rutherford and he fixed their bono at s200O each, which they are unable to furnish.
 All the bugs in the state will be ma- circulated at the university this year, free of charge. Further, they will be assured of a class by themselves and their entire pedigree entered on the rolls. This Is the announcement in connection with the opening of a de- partment of entomology or bugology. at the college of agriculture, under the direction of Dr. Charles T. VorhieS, formerly the head of the department of zoology. He will also be the ento- mologist of the agricultural experiment station. The insect life of Arizona, which is replete with varieties that have never been officially catalcgued, will be studied by Dr. Vorhies and his students, to the end that those that are dangerous will be so advertised, and those that are beneficial be given thei just reward. The department was established as the result of the in- quiries of farmers and others as to the identity of insects and how to combat them, problems which will be taken up by the new department.
 The first capture of an alleged boot legger's automobile in Pima county, the alleged bootlegger, since the pass age of the law permitting the confisca- ton of liquOr-bearing machines upon conviction of the driver, took place Saturday night, when George Mel larlzy, considered by the sheriff's of- flee as one of the best dressed and slickest of the craft, was caught by Deputy Sheriff John Archer on South Main street in Tucson. Archer had been detailed to watch a house where it was suspected that bootleg liquor was being delivered. He had watched several hours when Aellarky came slowly driving up with a big Dodge car. Archer took a chance and made for the car. As he drew alongside. Mellarky's companion fled out the sido door and Mellarky tried to start the car. Before he could start, Archer had control O, it. Mellarky protested that he had 10 liquor in the car. He was dressed in light flannel. silk shirt. white ani new Panama hat, apparent
 ly for a pleasure run. Archer took
 him to ue court house. where 1t was
 found tb, car contained six cases of
 liQuor. Mellarky was locked up for
 the nigh.
 Two ollars is the minimum price
 for Arizna-grown wheat. it was an-
 nouncedOy State Food Administrator
 Riordan Saturday, in a telegram to to L. H. iofmeister, Pima county food administttor The telegram follows: ut AGN 0aAN RAANG AOA NAN0A Aao
 been fixeoat S2.20. San Francisco and
 Los Anges terminals, with deduc-
 ton for gfde, etc. This price applies
 to Califoria, Arizona and Nevada.
 Owing to le fact, however, that ship
 ping poiB in Arizona take higher [ freight ra.s. the price will be on the
 basis of Sminimum at farmers snip
 ping poin and our mills should pay that minimum" The S2 bushel is the
 minimum st last fall by the govern
 ment and as presented by the Eagle Milling eopany as the main argu-
 ment for te growth of wheat in th:s l territory. The company pressed the
 argument Dme with an offer of free
 seed. whiclmet with a general accept 1 ance. ThelnnOuncement means that
 the farmeriwho planted 5000 acres in
 wheat this ear in the Tucson district
 will receiv, big reward in cash.
 while Tucln will. because of in-
 creased frght rates, be practically | .xt-h hQcfu f0F