Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-03

Slime Concentrate n. and MlSceiiane- ous Processes Of Sand and Slime Con centratiOn. Sufficient knowledge con.
 ;ained in these volumes Co make a . frs,-class mine superintendent out Of every mucker- All these interested in wrestling are expected to meet the instructor. MT. ! Webber. every Wednesday night Mr. Dickinson the state safety en- sineer. made a host of friends while : here giving his safety, sanitation ana . welfare lectures. and win receive a.
 hearty welcome by the muckers of | the district on. his return in a few months. Dr. Harold = Brewster. rector of ] the Episcopal cl.urcl and for two l years the popular leader Of the Eel .ovship Bible study. left with his fam ! 'ly a Few days ago for WinslOw. Ariz.. ! Nr. Brewster having resigned his pas ! tCrste here and accepted the charge at that place. < farewell informal meeting vas held Sunday evening at ! the conclusion cf his last talk tO the ' club. and the many expressions ofI : gratefulness for the efficient manner in which he had conducted the club. and the strong statements made about ' the gCCd he had accomplished was al splendid iesiim ny Co the efforts of | Dr- Brewster in behalf of the hun | dreds Cf men who have heard him ! during the past few years. The men ' Of the Fellowship club vii miss Dr. | Brewster. No successor for leader
 ship in the club has yet been elected. l Dave Foster wishes to announce his early candidacy for alderman for the 1 Second ward. He win have the full ! support of the "Y~ members.
 The \. Y. VI. c. A. basketball team
 Is now in treinine for outside games and can he found in the gymnasium [ 20 some hour every 6ay in the week.
 Nr. Loreuson, Cosch at the high school. has charge of the team. Any man
 r-hO can play basketball best is eli si5le Go make the team.
 .! Charles Dix. the brother of the pho- ! tographer, has enlisted in the army and left Wednesday for Fort Han cock. Georgia where he will become
 one or the mechanics in the aviation
 corps lie will be remembered as
 John NelSon'S official mechanic on his
 big Ford. We all wish him good luck
 m his new undertaking and trust
 for his safe return from the front.
 ! The Spanish club held an interesting
 and enjoyable session last Wednesday evening. After the club was called to
 order by MT. Avilia the minutes of the last meeting were read by See retary Crittenden and approved Then several members turn made ad-
 dresses in Spanish for the entertain ment of the club. ST Crittenden talk cd on the life and customs at a Nexi-
 can mine In Sinsloa. ST. Bhend sava
 brief address. followed by SITS. Den
 aIdson. Pearly and Sonora Pearley. Then ST. Perkins made. the hit of the evening by proposing a Spanish ban Quet for the members In his en- tnuSiaSm he lapsed into English and
 vas summarily med. much tO the amusement Of the club. His motion
 for the banquet was unanimously car red and arrangements will be made at the next meeting. The tribunal or three had several members on the
 carpet for errors in Spanish. ST. Avil-
 Ia closed with an interesting anee-
 dote.
 Captain Graves. b very popular vol ! ieFbail enthusiast. makes constant in
 Guiry about the dinner due the win
 ners of the last tournament. and makes
 special request that the inquiry ba
 conveyed Co Capt. George Cobbe. the
 captain of the losing aggregation. Sid Werthan volunteered the follow ing hah dozen news items on our ! promise to discontinue publishing SO ! many unfounded and misleading state J mentS concerning him. We would ap- ' Preciate if other members Of the " | would acQuaiat us with any interesting news which might be suitable for these | columns.
 Ills many friends here will be glad | Co hear that Little tabout s5O | poundSl Thomas Peterson is in the i marines. On ;he United States eh- ! tering the war. Pete left BiSbee with ! his many friends and joined the ma rlneS- as he tisured that would be the ! quickest route Co get a swat at the saiSer- The United States kept him
 at Mare Island. san Francisco. train, | ing until recently. His detachment : was transferred to Newport. E. |. | Newport Is a torpedo station and most : ot the torpedoes manufactured in the united States are manufactured there. Pete with about 200 ether marines | are suardins the government interests there. 'Pe1e" Is quite chagrined. as
 he fears he Svin never get Co France. | Heres an opportunity for some of | you fellows wko remember Pete to do your bit Ills address is Corporal Thomas A Peterson. .S9th Company. Marine Barracks. Naval Torpedo Sta , ton. Newport. R l.
 The men for the last officers train. ing camp were picked from the en- i'sted and drafted men. Among the drafted men sent from Bisbee to . camp Funston some yNno were select . H lN fanH Hh.a