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Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-13
COUNCIL OF DEFENSE STILL PERFECTING
 ORGANIZATION
Membership of l Importa n t Committees Take Up Con-
 siderable Time; Two Va
 cancies From Two Counties

PHOENIX, Ariz., July 12-The Ari- zona council of defense is making pro- gress in the matter of perfecting it's organization and getting on working basis by holding all day sessions. Three of the most important commit tees of the council have been selected and officially approved by the coun- cil.
 The executive committee of the council consists of Governor Hunt, chairman; Charles k. Addams, vice chairman; Dwight B. Heard, Mari copa; Mrs. Theodore Marsh, Santa Cruz; Homer R. Wood, Yavapai; D. T. Mac Dougal, Pima; w. D. Claypool' Gila.
 The personnel of the labor commit tee is c. E. Addams, Ray; C. A. Cool in, Gilman; William Scarlett, Phoe- nix; Homer R. Wood. Prescott; Judge O. J. Baughn, Florence.
 The following constitute the com mittee on scientific research: Dr. N. M. Slipher, Lowell observatory, Flag staff: Dr. Warner W. Watkins, PhOe- nix; Dr. H. A. Spoehr, Tucson; Dean G. NJ. Butler, school of mines, Tucson; Dr. w. B. McCallum, Continental; F. B. Wilder, Douglas.
 It is expected that the remaining committees will be completed at to- morrow's session and the organization work of the council will be completed tomorrow with the election of a sec retary. The selection of a secretary IS being deferred until the end of the present session and the members are apparently giving little attention to this matter at this time.
 Among those who have been most prominently mentioned for the place is Sam W. Proctor, secretary to the Ari- zona corporation commission. Proctor however. eliminated himself by an nouncing that he expects to resign as | secretary to the commission to take position in private life. He expects | to leave the commission on about Sep ] tember 1.
 Although members of the council de cline to discuss the election of the sec | retary. it is understood from other i sources that the selection will probab | ly be made outside of those who have heretofore been mentioned in thi' connection or who have made applica | tion for the position.
 It is now announced that the gover
 nor will be called upon to name some Y one else for Coconino county. DayiC
 Rabbit of Flagstaff, was named anC
 confirmed by the board of supervisor'
 of the county However, Rabbit ha'
 been i'll for some time and 1t is under
 stood that he will not qualify and vii
 decline to serve on account of hi
 health.
 The governor has not yet named an other representative for Greenle county. The two names sent in by tn governor were refused of confirmation by the board of supervisors I'm leaves two vacancies on the counci
 yet to be filled, the other being iron Cochise county.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-13
EVEN DOZEN MORE
 SUITS ARE FILED IN TOMBSTONE
Last Day to Get In on the Big Damage Actions Against the Warren District Brings Forth a Few Stragglers

An even dozen cases were filed in Tombstone yesterday to wind up the actions for damages. Two of these were filed by Walton & Gavin, the Phoenix attorneys, and the others were filed by Jackson, Isaac & Leasing of Fl Paso. Eleven of these suits were for S25,O00 and one for S3O,OOO This now makes a total of 2S6 suits that have been filed and asking for dam ages in the sum of $6,150,0OO.
 Yesterday was the last day for the filing of the damage actions. It was understood that Cleary & Struckmeyer were to file some more but they faileG to materialize. It was known here that Struckmeyer had communicated to parties here asking them to remit the S25 so that the cases could be filed but evidently the dinero was not forthcoming and the suits were not filed.
 Attorney s. w. White of Douglas, was acting as go-between for the past few days and has been attending to the filing of the suits, whether he will become associated in the prosecution of the suits later has not been an nOunced.
 There has been no services made in any of the actions filde in the cases outside of those filed by Windy Bill and his German friend. It is expected that service will be made in these ac- tions some time next week.
 A conference will probably be held next week by those who have been made defendants in the actions and at torneys employed to look after the nl- ing of the necessary answers, etc.
 The plaintiffs who filed suits yes terday were: Mike LaZzod, w. K. Foobes. Mike Vujovich, Thomas Doh erty. Christ Rafailovich. Chas. E. FL lenwood. J. R. Chase, Martin Letter vich. John Nehilvich, Ambrose J. Gastarovich Manuel Gonzales and Pc ter Carretto.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-13
AT THE EAGLE

Produced under the personal super vision of Thomas H. Ince, Love Let ters," which is the Paramount Dorothy Dalton picture appearing at the Eagle theater today, is a story of the strug- gle of a young wife to keep her hub- bands confidence. A few old letters, written during her girlhood days, are used by Raymond Moreland. the 'vil- lain," to blackmail her, and her at tempts to regain them lead her into all sorts of difficult situations, includ- ing being accused of Moreland's mur- der, with her own husband as the prosecuting attorney. The story, an exceptionally clever one, was writ ten by shannon Fife. Several mem bers of the cast, notably William Conk- lin and Thurston Hall, have worked in Miss Dalton's previous releases.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-13
FRENCH NATIONAL HOLIDAY TO BE
 OBSERVED
Hon. A. C. Baker of Tucson Wired His Acceptance of Invitation of Mayor Brick son to Deliver Grafton

The national holiday of France, July IA. will be observed in Bisbee as a demonstration of the close fra ternal feeling obtaining now between the American people and their French allies. This became g certainty yes terday when Sam H. Kyle, city attor- ney, received a reply to a message sent Hon. A. C. Baker, of Tucson, ac- cepting the invitation of Mayor Jacob Erickson to deliver an oration in the Bisbee city park, Sunday night at S:30 o'clock.
 Mir. Baker is noted as one of the states foremost orators and on such an occasion as this, when there is such a lively subject with which to deal, there is no doubt but that his speech will be well worth the while of everyone A large crowd doubtless will be on hand.
 Mayor Erickson took the step Of calling a public meeting following re- ceipt of a message from a patriotic association, headed by former Presi- dent William H. Taft, urging that Bis bee hold a demonstration of good will toward France, as France has held similar demonstrations in almost every small village and hamlet as well as her great cities, on the Fourth of July.
 The American troops in France, such as are not on the front lines, will par ticipate with the French in the merry making on their great festival day, commemorative of the fall of the Bas- tile. Hundreds of towns and cities throughout this country will join in the celebration.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-13
ASK DAMAGES FROM RAILROAD FOR
 THEIR DEATHS
Southern Pacific Company
 Defendant in Action for Death of John s. Williams and Family at Casa Grande

Through the firm of Flanigan & Murry of this city, suits were filed yes terday in the superior court at Flor. ence. by W. E. Boggs, as administra- tor of the estate of John z. Williams Edith Williams, Dorothy Williams Paul Williams and Maurine Williams for damages in the sum of Sl15,OO0 against the Southern Pacific Railroad company and J. B. Candy and Law renee Gamotis, alleged to he due for the accidenetal death of them Gt Casa Grande on May 5jh, when they were struck by the westbOund passenger train
 It will be remembered that John Williams with his wife and three small children were riding in an automobile and had started to cross the track of the railroad company just about dark on the evening of May 5tn. when the westbound passenger train No. struck the machine and Williams, his wife and three children were all Kill ed instantly.
 An investigation was held by the railroad officials and they fixed the blame on Mir. Williams, while the cor oner's jury at hte inquest held al Casa Grande placed the blame on the railroad company.
 Mir Boggs, who has brought suit as administrator, was 9 brother to Mrs. Williams and was former deputy clerk in the superior court at Tomb stone. As a result of the accident there was only one mem5e- of the Will Hams family left. Bentley, aged about IS years. He was not with the balance of the family in the machine.
 The suit is filed as one action ask ing for S50,0O0 for the death of Mir Williams, S2O,0O0 for Mrs. William; and S15,OOO for each Of the three chil dren. J. B. Candy and Lawrence Ga motis who are made defendants in the action were the engineer and fireman on the train.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-13
WAS NOT FAST ENOUGH.

John Bruen, who formerly resided in Brewery Gulch and who for the past few months has been a resident of the road camp here and at Tomb stone. was in the city yesterday on his way back to Tombstone and from there will probably serve a term of two years more on the road, as he was caught Thursday night with fourteen pints in his possession coming from Rodeo. He was being brought from Douglas to Bisbee to then be taken to Tombstone by Deputy Sheriff Cross. The machine in which they were rid ing went on the bum for a short while and while the driver and Cross were working to fix the machine, Bruen took to the brush, but he was seen by Cross and after a hundred yard dash was overhauled and was landed in Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-13
o'LEARY MAKES ADMISSION
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 NEW YORK. July 12-Jeremiah A. OLeary. the Sim Fein leader indicted for conspiracy to commit treason. ad- mitted in the federal court here today that in September, 1914. he tried to get Sir Roger Easement to head an Irish press bureau here. Easement was later executed by the British govern ment for treason. He testified at the re-trial of his brother. John J. OLeary, accused of aiding him to escape on the eve of his trial for publication of al leged seditious articles. Jeremiah ad- mitted that he had met Dr. Heinrich Albert. but said he never received any money from him. He denied knowing Count Von Bernstorff or Dr. Constan- tin Dumba and did not remember any effort to have them finance a paper.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-13
W. A. MOUER WILL STAY
 IN GOVERNORS RAGE

W. A. Mouer, commissioner of the state land department and for quar- ter of a century a farmer and stock man in the Salt river valley, was in the city yesterday and will remain over today. He is accompanied by Ben Clark. They were in Tucson and went to Douglas and came up from there yesterday afternoon.
 Mir. Mouer in discussing the con- test for governor said that he had entered the race reluctantly at the so- licitation of friends scattered over the state and that he would now re- main in the race until the primary votes have been counted; he desired it to be known to his Cochise county friends that he was neither sore nor scared"
 Mir. Mouer. speaking of conditions in the Salt river valley, said that the valley was never more prosperous and that the cotton crop is in fine con- dition and would produce a much bet ter yield to the acre than last year. owing to the fact that many farmers were not prepared to grow cotton last year as they are now. The drainage proposition is becoming more and more important in the valley and this must be done if many of the farms are to remain productive. In the city of Phoenix it has already become neecs- sary to pump water from basements.
 MT. Mouer is highly regarded as a man and citizen. He is a lifelong democrat and said yesterday that who- ever is nominated on the democratic ticket this year will be the next gov ernor of Arizona, if he has correctly interpreted the sentiment he has en- countered throughout the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-13
ARRIVED SAFELY.

The contingent of Cochise county men who left Tombstone on the 29th to enter service at Vancouver Bar racks, reached its destination safely and everybody is happy, according to a letter received here yesterday from William Cutting, who was one of the contingent. and from cards received from others, who were in the bunch The boys say there are 12,O00 now at Vancouver Barracks. all under canvas. Some camp" as one of them express ed it. Vancouver Barracks comprises men who are working getting out spruce for the making of airplanes and other war equipment. They are beuilding several railroads there as well as getting out the spruce. The boys say the hottest yet this summer was SS.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-13
cABRAL AND ANGELES
 HELD AS PLOTTERS
 FOLLOWING HEARING
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MORALES, Ariz., July 12.-Six of the eight persons arrested here June 30 last, on charges of conspiracy to violate the neutrality of the United States through an attempt to foment a revolution in Mexico were held for trial in the United States district court after hearing today before U. S. Commissioner w. A. O'COnnor. Wit nesses named Juan Cabral. said to have been at various times a follower of both Carranza and Villa and Felipe Angeles, at one time commander ot Villas artillery forces, as leaders of the alleged plot.
 NJ. A. Collins. a former merchant of Nogales, was included among those held. The others were MeXicans.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-13
WHIP pRo.eERMANs

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Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-13

as a member of the state council of defense from this county. The ap- pcintment comes after Jimmy McDon- aid had refused to accept it and s. w. White had been rejected by the board of supervisors. The matter of approv' ing the appointment will come before the board of supervisors at their meet. ing on next Monday. The Phoenix papers have him approved already but 1t was a guess and it will probably be a bad guess at that.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-13
HOME sMAsHER KILLED
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PUEBLO. Colo. July 12.-John Beard. aged 40 a switchman employed by the Colorado and Wyoming railroad was shot and killed by Frank Yeager, aged AS. a switchman employed by the Denver & Rio Grande railroad, late this afternoon in a rooming house where Yeager is said to have gone to warn Beard to stay away from his home. The shoting was over the al legged familiarity of Beard with Yeag- CTS wife.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-13
-PERsHINo DEcoRATEs SEVENTEEN NEW ENGLAND
 MEN FOR GALLANTRT
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WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE, July 12, (By the Associated Press. .)-Seventee embers of the New England division were decorated bv General Pershing this afternoon off heroism in engagements on the Tout sector. These were the last of a num- Der cited some time ago to receive the distinguished war medal The cere- mony took place during a shower at picturesque spot in the rear of the Marne front.
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ALBERT IS IGNORED
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 LONDON. July 12-The visit of the king and queen of Belgium to England has been purely a private affair with no political functions although the British people would have been de lighted to have accorded them any public honors.
 The formal conferring of the honor ary degree of doctor of laws awarded King Albert recently by Oxford uni versity was observed today.
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MIsKE oUTFIeHTs SMITH
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JERSEY CITY, N. J.. July 12.- Billy" Miske of St. Paul. outfousht Gunboat Smith of New York, in all but the fifth round of @ ten-round bout here tonight. In the fifth Smith landed a number of effective blows Miske weighed in at IFS and Smith was a pound heavier.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-13
WANTS DAMAGES.

Louis Fine has brought suit against the City of Bisbee for damages in the sum of S25.000 alleee1 to be due for injuries he sustained by falling into the subway in Upper Tombstone canyon in the vicinity of Moon can yon. He alleges that he was trying to come from Moon canyon tc the street car track to catch the car and fell into the ditch. The accident hap pened on April IS. Fianiean and Mur- rv are tho plaintiffs attorney. The city was served with tl,e papers yes terday.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-13
HAS SMALLPOX.

Dr C. H. Hunt has returned rom the Dave Adams ranch near Dragoon where he went to investigate a report of several cases of smallpox. He found that Lloyd c. Adams. son of Dave Adams, was suffering from an attack It is presumed that he was exposed to the disease while on. trip to Soutn Dakota from which state he recently returned
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VISITING IN WARREN.

Miss J. s. O'Daly. a well known school teacher. of Santa Cruz county. is spending a few days in the Warren district as the guest of Mrs. J. F. Gun ningham at her home in Warren After a visit here, the two ladies will spend a few days at the Cunningham ranch in Santa Cruz county.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-13
DIED IN GLOBE.

George A. Altenberg, who was resident of Bisbee a few months ago, died last Saturday in Globe, after a short illness. He had been in Globe hut a few months He was engaged in the picture business while in thls city. He leaves a wife and infant eon. Interment was had in the Globe ceme- tery.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-13
WAGES GO R

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, July 12.- The Utah Copper company today an nounced an increase in wages of 50 cents a day for 5000 day laborers em- ployed by that corporation. The com pany's mines are at Bingham.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-13
NorIcE To MAsONs

Special meeting for Saturday eve ning. July 18th. Third degree work Refreshments will be served. A large delegation from the Douglas lodge is expected. All visiting breathern are specially invited.
 B T. WATKINS.
 Secretary.
 W. W. GIDLEY.
 Worthy Master
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ElIMERAI sERvIcEs TopAY.

The funeral services over the body of the late Charles Franklin Fisher 4-year-old son of MT. and Mrs. Charles B. Fisher, will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Presbyterian church.
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GOING UP!

You can't keep a squirrel on the ground: no more can you conquer spirit like that of Walter Lanford, Of the Bisbee Auto company, who is con tinuing the distribution of cigars to his friends on the strength of the re- cent arrival of a daughter in his fam ily. MT. Lanford already has several anecdotes of the young lady's bright ness and cleverness, although she IS but three days old. Some kidi
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City Briefs

4 && ** ** Has anyone visited you? Or r + have you entertained? If so, call x < The Review after p. m- and tell Y # the Society Editor, phone S9. nE &x
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VISITING pkueHTER.

Mrs. N. Woodward of San Antonio Tex. is in the city and will spend the summer as the guest of her daugh ter, Mrs J. H. King, jr.
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APPEALS CASE.

E. M. Whitaker. of the Quality tail DTS. was yesterday sentenced to serve a term of 1SO days in the county jail or to pay a fine of s1S0 by Judge High. He was convicted by the jury on Thursday of conducting a lottery in connection with his suit club draw ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-13
EnR VACATION.

Attorney E. J. Flanigan, accompan jed by his family, will leave Monda, for California points, where they vii remain for a month or six weeks.
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MARTINS MINERAL
 BATHS AND MASSAGE

Specialist for rheumatism. lumbago. plurisy. headaches. nervousness. ma niputations and curviture Of spine treated scientifically. Office thinl floor Maze bldg. open a. m. Co D. m- Nurse in attendance 911
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HERE FOR VISIT.

Mrs. w. T. Boyd and little son, VII liam T., jr.. arrived in the city yester day to spend a few days with Mrs w T. Owen.
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IS IN CITY.

Leo Hines, who has been night clerk at the Gadsden Hotel in Douglas fer a number of years has resigned his po- sition and is now visiting here TOT a few days as the guest of friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-13
HERE ON VISIT.

c. H. Farnsworth of Gila county is spending a few days here on a visit to Albert Jewell and vile of Warren. He is in the employ of one of the mining companies in the Globe district.
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DANCE.

c. & A. Band Dance. Warren Par-,. Wednesday and Saturday. Admmis- sion SO cents. Ladies free.-Adv. 7aA
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diseases. and stomach troubles. For references from Bishee people address Box $50. Warren.
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A guaranteed cure for small pim- pies, Cacne) colds, cough catarrh' bronichal asthma, hay fever, all skin
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It cost Greenlee county S11722S.69 to run the public schools of that coun' ty during the past year.
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NOTICE

Fresh shipment of assorted cut flowers today and tomorrow Floral designs made for funerals on short mo- tice.
 MRS J F. NORRIS Opposite Elks' club. 9o2
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poaEPTs AppoINTED.

Charles Roberts. state senator from this county and a rsident of Wilcox. has been appointed by Governor Hunt
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NOTICE

Parties located by C. c. Mccoy and J. w. Meeker fin Bowie oil Field win meet at OverlOcks Saturday evening. July 13. at 7:3O o'clock. Please he present.
 F. P. BREWSTER. F. s. DAVENPORT. Temp. Pres
 Temp. Sec. SS6
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RocKHILL,s STAGE

Bisbee-Tombstone. Leaves Bisbee- Bisbee Auto Co.,, a. m-. 1880 ?. m- . Phone Bisbee 5. AdV.
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usTEN EVERYBODY

Cali Black 57S for terms, etc.
 Advertisement-s7%
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MATERNITY HOME.

IL. Gilman sells the New Edison, "the photograph with a soul"
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Business Locals

Dr. Playfair. Osteopath. ss Mason Hm. Mason car stop. Phone Blue s47
 Adv.-231
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Painter and Paper Hanging
 C. J. BRANDT Box 150 Phone 456
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