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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-19

Paul Ames. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. b.
]. Ames. Of this city. has just been ap-
pointed a sergeant he passed the
mechanical examination with the high
est percentage and has been made
master mechanic of his entire com
pany. Paul held a responsible posi-
ion at the c. & A. smelter here for a
number Of years in their machine shop
and is well known. He has been sta
toned az Camp Hancock, Georgia, and
left last week for France TO take bis
new position.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-19

thrown at newly married couples eacn
year in Miami She says statistics
prove that one pound Of rice contains
one meal nourishment for twelve per
sons In other words she concludes
the rice thrown annually at newly
weds in Miami would supply $40
meals or feed a family OF three people
;Cr S47 days.
A prOspector. who has been Operat-
ing in the country below TopOck.
brought the report TO Sheriff Cohen
cur that the skeleton OF man was
found in 2 cave near MOhave Rock q
prominent point in Mohave canyon.
six miles below TopOCk. Letters
found near the remains indicated that
the mans name was W. Dewitt, but
nothing further was said as TO the
date Of the letters or from whom re-
ceived. There is a rUmor current that
a man named Dewitt disappeared
from Needles about three years ago.
but this cannot be traced 60 any au-
theniic source.
Holding the Ray Consolidated Cop
per Company responsible tor the in
juries he received while in its employ
DemetriO YaliO Wednesday instituted
court proceedings against the oOmpa-
ny, his claim beiRg placed az SlS.000.
According to the complaint filed in the
office OF the clerk OF the superior
court. NallO's injuries were such that
IL was necessary TO smputate his left
les. The accident, IL is aneged. ac-
Cured on October L. 1917. when he
vas employed as drili6r in Number
5 StOpe. He chargeS that the place
Of his employment was unsafe, that il
was not PROPERLY braoed or timbered
and that rocks TELL from the roof.
crushing and msngling mis- LETT foot
and leg.
Failure Of the mining company 20
provide a safe zone is the basis tor the
personal INJURY suit. which was He'd
by Joseph :. JenckeS.
What could be more ironicaL more
painfully assr2vSting 20 a detachment
OF German troops than to know that
~RCsie OGrady" has dropped a bomb
into the trench they may have inhabit-
cd. especially when the kaiser is said
20 have 40 enc time counted on Irish
aid this being IN that recent dark
period Of turmoil and strife in Erin's
Isle
Rosie O'Grsdy is not a colleen. nei-
ther Is he the subject upon which tnat
immortal and heart appealing ballad.
sweet Rosie OGrsdy." was written,
nor q fictitious character. He IS a
Phoenix boy who has enlisted IN the
aviation corps.
Rosie lett Phoenix Wednesday night
for san Antonio. From there he eN-
poets To go 70 san DieEO 20 enter the
training school az North Island.
He expects 20 pursue the kaiser with
all the untiring zeal that tor some sew
.Cral years has marked che consistent
activity o. that weu Snown "tisure."
the rosy fingered dawn" who trails
in the wake of old Sol-only with more
success at overtakiug his objective.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-19
WILCOX RESIGNS.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1S.-William r
Wilcox announced tonight that he had
resigned as chairman Of the Repuhii-
can national committee 20 accept ser
vice on one OF the federal war boards
His resignation viii take effect Feb
TuaTy 18th
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-19
ITEMS OF INTEREST
GATHERED AROUND
BISBEE'S SUBURB
BootIeggers Keep Officers
Busy. To be Made Super
intendent Smelter. Is Pro-
NOTED. Red Cross Card
Party.

DOUGLAS. Jan. IS.-Deputy Sheriff
Percy BOwden arrested Arthur Vincent
at the Seventeenth street crossing
and oonfiscated a suit case fun Of
whiskey. Charges were filed against
Vincent this morning Vincent Is a
switchman. This makes the fifth man
arrested by the deputy sheriff in the
last three days, charged with transport
ing liquor OF bOOtlegging.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-19

Eastern business and manufacturers are roaring
like lion the governments order closing all fac
tories that burn coal except imperative few. 1t is
most drastic order and be justified but does not
look so from this distance And yet set OF
in good position to judge the government
in this matter 1t is such tremendously big thing that
only wide and wonderful vison view it properly.
Who say how badly this order to stop everything
until the coal supply can catch up was needed? Who
knows how perously short the coal supply really is at
this time? Our hardest task the be that
of transportation And must suffer until that is
brought Of confusion and from under
its immense burdens of Better wait protest
and to cricise The administration doubtless considered
this step and weighed gravity and stands prepared
to abide its justice and necessity.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-19

young woman and in pursuit of an ideal of her own
Thus the call to her is charming little
romantic.
But already objection all this proposed juvenile
service of the nation has the form protest
interferes with the regular duties The objection
is necessarily valid. The patriotic all
classes be regarde! part the regular order
things 1t have its place and in the instance
considered is tho duty of both parents and teach
balance up with the whole schedule require
ments.
From the point of view of home guidance probably
time patriotic service of the young girl should be
taken from the period ordinarily allotted to social
creation As the school program OF exercises these
duties be profitably substituted for
of the lessons devoted civics manual industry and
the special exercises commonly assigned to Friday after
noon.
Finally let is be understood this pledge Of patriotism
which the combined service heart hand
and head offers opportunity girl just
tering her years. Let it not go UNDECIDED.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-19
County Briefs

The farmers Of the sulphur Springs
Valley Farm association met saturday
at Webb and the Wilcox association
amalgamated with H. The farmers
said: We are all citizens of the
United States anxious To help in rails
ing more crops and we would like a
little financial assistance from the
government in putt.ng in pVmp.ni
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-19
Brief State Notes

Articles OF Incorporation were filed
! yesterday in the offices of the state
corporation commission by the Griffin
Lead and Zinc company.
\ delegati-n Of Kick0pOO and Usage
Indicns from Oklahoma are in Phoenix
for the purpose of buying land in this
state for : large surplus OF these tribes
The Tucson Rapid Transit company
yesterday filed with the state oOrpOr-
stiOn commission an application re-
questing the permission of the COM
mission to issue to the Tucson Eleo-
trio Light and Power company notes
10 the extent of $4,000.
Every farmer in MaricOpa county
not farther than three miles from a
paved highway" is q dream 20 be real.
+ .Eed il the proposed bona issue Tor the
construction OF good reads Is carried
/ according TO the speakers at a lunch
con az the Arizona Club given by the
Automobile Dealers Association Of
Phoenix.
The Jerome fire department misses
its beer. according 20 ire chief Harry
Grain. wh6 stated st a city council
meeting: When yCu could open 4
keg OF beer you could get every mem-
. her OF the department cut TO meetings.
Now there's no besr. there's no depart
ment. nobody to run 10 fires and no
body 70 put the apparatus back and
care FOR il"
Charles Z. Ashley. selected as the
new accountant 20 the state tax com
mission. took up his duties Wednes.
lay. Mr.. Ashley has lived in Prescott
Tor many years. but Tor short time
has been living in Tempe. He is an
accountant with an experience OF ma
ny wears. he takes the position for
merry held BY ;. NJ Bailey Who en-
listed in the ensineering corps of the
United states army and at present is
located NJ Camp Meade, Maryland.
with Company II. sSrd Uaited states
Engineers.
James Gallagher. 20 years old. died
Wednesday morning at his home in
Globe. after an illness of short aura
ton. The deceased had for the past
80 years been a resident OF Globe.
where he was connected actively In
mining up 20 late years, lie Just re-
Gently returned from the coast. where
he had been visiting along with his
wife. Physicians on finding Gala
gher's condition serious. notified his
wife who arrived I'm Globe yesterday.
The Hotel Adams is 20 be an eight
story structure when il viii be the
largest and best appointed hotel in the
United States in a town Of the size of
Phoenix. u will be. as Il Is now. alb
sOlutely fireproof. There win not then
he such a hotel in any town Of le00oe
iu America n contains now five stOr
les. The three new stories are nos TO
4 be recsrded as m addition % the pres
ent structure. but a further develop
meDt ct IT, Tor the plans were made
elk years ago fer ten-story structure.
Miss Leah Benrct. special reproseh-
tati,e OF the food administration in
Miami. tonight issued IN appeal 90 the
residents o. the district % refrain from
the practice of throwing rice az newly
weds as a war economy measure Miss
Bennett saws Investigation shows that
apr Simately 26Q pcsn1s OF rice were
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-19

Percival PAGE Butler. now assistant
superintendent of the Copper Queen
smelter here, is to be superintendent
of the L. V. Extension shelter, at
Verde. Mr. and Mrs. Butler returned
TO Douglas recently after a stay of sew
eral days in the Jerome district, bat
they will 90 back in April, when Mr..
Butler viii assume his new duties ~
Verde. This information was publish
ed in Mondays issue OF the Jerome
News.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-19

plants. II we can get rid of the rao-
bits, we can raise good crops OF
wheat. II has been tried in small
patches. producing so to SIS bushels to
the acre"
Mrs. Z. ]. Daniels. who was called
TO Tombstone several weeks ago ow-
ing to the death OF her sister. Mrs
Porter Mcdonald. was called to her
home al Santa Maria. Calf. due to
the serious illness of her husband.
w. A. Flege. the cattle magnate OF
the Dragon section. was in Tomb
stone Wednesday on business matters.
Mr.. Fiege says that he hopes TO see
the road from Dragon To Tombstone
put in good shape as it is in great de-
mand
F. p. GrindeI was over from Nc
Neal TO Whitewater on Wednesday
seeing about some mesquite stumps on
land belonging TO him. They must be
grubhed out for new road from the
new mine in the SWiSshelms to Eltri-
ia. about six miles. and thence one
mile north from there on Central high
way west OF Gleason. distance OF IL
miles.
Oscar Schneider OF the Style Shop
returned nom Tombstone "Wednesday
night nom Fort Huachuca, where he
went in a final attempt to enter the
quartermaSter's corps, but was turn
ed down owing TO his being mar
ried man. Oscar has been trying TO
get in the army the past month or
more. and SAYS ne viii try again.
The city of Tombstone has been
furnishing kindling wood for many
years 10 various thieves. and il might
be a good idea TO stop il. The wood
en- boxes used TO cover the fire by
drants cost the city $s.50 each. \
local business man has suggested
empty carbide cans which would cost
nOthinS and serve the purpose better
than wooden boxes.
The Tombstone chamber OF COM
merCe has received letter nom
bootleggor who asks them TO try and
have certain road work done as the
road specific is so rough he can
hardly set through without breaking
part OF his load, that il cuts down
his profits so that he can hardly az
ford TO operate. but as he gave no az,
dress The club cannot reply.
The farmers OF Whitewater had
rabbit drive last Monday in spite OF
had weather There was a lot of gun
ners out and they did excellent shOOt-
ing Tor a cold. windy day. But hold
on. bows That was not anything TO
what they are going to have January
-. \ new plan is being arranged.
The scope OF the fun is 70 be enlarged.
The party viii meet az Mc\eal Sew
eral hundred Jack rabbits were killed.
and 500 more a week agO. This will
help the farmers considerably, espe-
Cially Il the rabbit reduction works
keeps up its present good work.
Attorney Lyman HAYS Of Wilcox.
was in Tombstone "Wednesday On legal
matters. Lyman says the roads are
better already since the road bond Is.
sue carried. Lyman was fOrninst the
bonds hut in-taVOr OF good roads. He
SAYS there viii he no suit brought in
10 annal the election. that such talk
was only the high explosive OF de-
feat" az that time. hut that after all
IL said and done. the losers win be
cause good rosds benefit everybody.
and that that a good road is assured
to the county seat from Wilcox. that
everybody up his way is happy.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-19

They having about everything in the OF short
ages back East but a shortage.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-19

There had been change in the head OF the
shipping board at the hour of closing this page.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-19

1t has yet been fully determined that Russia is
to be made safe for hypocrisy.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-19

Paul Brooks OF the metallurgical de-
psrtment of the Copper Queen smelte-'
has applied for enlistment in the avia-
ticn section of the United States army.
Brooks was exempted during the last
draft. but is anxious to enter. the avi2-
ton branch. He has two brothers in
the army now, one Glenn Brooks, for
merly resided in this city. and was
connected with the official staff of the
stationary engineers for the E p. *
S. W. railroad. Both are brothers OF
W. A. Brooks. chief clerk in the mas
ter mechanics office of the E. P. a
S. W.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-19

Much interest is being taken in the
Red Cross benefit card party which
will be given at the Gadsden hotel on
Saturday sfternOOn from > O'Clock un-
I'll $50. Bridge. whist. or five hun
dred will be played during the after.
noon from until s;30. Sixty tables
viii be prepared 10 accommodate those
who desire to play, and each table will
be presided over by n hostess. There
will be ten prizes, which have been
donated by local merchants. and Will
be given the winners at the cOnclu-
sion OF the games.
From S.S0 until $50 the Fifteenth
Cavalry band viii play on the mezza-
nine floor. and tea viii ~ served. II
is hoped that the men Of the city will
be sufficiently interested in this bene
fit TO drop in during the afternoon. Il
not 20 play cards. TO have tea. The
affair Is not invitationsl although
hostesses have been secured 90 invite
guests TO fil their tables. still there
will be tables enough for an. and eV-
cry one Is welcome
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-19

Yesterday Afternoon William Mas
al 4 school boy. notified Mrs. G. H.
Hirst. deputy county probation officer,
that he had seen Florence Woodward.
, girl aged Is, who had been missing
Tor several days. enter the Lyric thea
tire. Mrs. Hirst Immediately notified
Constable James s Kerby and the cir
was placed in custody. She said that
she had been staying NJ 4 local room
'ng house during the time the author
tiles had been searching for her. Mrs.
first took the girl to Tombstone this
morning. where it viii be determined
~ Judge Lockwood what disposition
will be made of her.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-19

Just what everybody said impossible is happen
ing in Russia. Isn't this rummy old world?
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-19

&c Butler. western representative
II Hales and Edwards company OF
Kansas City. dealers in farming i'm
elements. arrived in Douglas yeste--
day and was in conference with John
P. Boyle, secretary of the Douglas
chamber Of commerce and mines, rel
'ative TO activities his company expects
TO start in this section. Mr.. Butler
sells q tractor for farm work which
burns either fuel oil or gas, and he
viii endeavor 10 interest the farmers
Of the Sulphur Spring valley in the big
machine. An agency will be estab-
lished in Douglas and demonstrations
will be given here for the benefit OF
the farmers.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-19

1t is keeping Secretary Baker mighty busy making
folks believe that he is the for the job.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-19

Officers W. B. Houston and =. E.
Bowen of the United States army in
telligenoe department early yesterday
morning arrested Harry Wilson. who
-perates the ROdeo road house, on a
charge of introducing liquor into dry
territory. Wilson was arrested near
The Slaughter ranch. east OF Douglas,
and il was alleged that he had twenty
five cases of whiskey in his autOmO-
bile. ne gave $1,000 bond for appear
ance before United States Commits
sioner H. c. Beumler. but immediately
thereafter was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Percy BOwden. Wilson. how
ever. was determined TO obtain his lib
erty. and being an alleged boOtiegger.
had the money necessary TO obtain his
wish He put up $1,000 bond for his
appearance in superior court and went
his way.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-19

W. A. Flege. the cattle magnate OF
the Dragon section. was in Tomb
stone Wednesday on business matters.
Mr.. Fiege says that he hopes to see
the road from Dragon to Tombstone
put in good shape as il is in great de-
mand.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-19

Miss Leah Benrct, special reproseh-
tati,e OF the food administration in
Miami. tonight issued IN appeal 90 the
residents o. the district % refrain from
the practice of throwing rice az newly
weds 6s a war economy measure. Miss
Bennett saws Investigation shows that
aVTr Gimately 26Q pCguas OF rice we're
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-19

Mrs. e ]. Daniels. who was called
TO Tombstone several weeks ago Ow-
ing to the death OF her sister. Mrs.
Porter Mcdonald. was called to her
home al Santa Maria. Calf. due to
the serious illness of her husband.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-19
State and County NelUs Briefs

plants. II we can get rid of the rab-
bits, we can raise good crops OF
wheat. 1t has been tried in small
patches, producing 80 to IS bushels TO
the acre"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-19

F. p. Grinden was over from Nc.
Neal TO Whitewater on "Wednesday
seeing about some mesquite stumps on
land belonging to him. They must be
grubbed cut for a new road from the
new mine in the SWisshelms to Elfri-
da. about six miles. and thence one
mile north from there on Central high
way west OF Gleason. distance OF IL
miles.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-19

Oscar Schneider OF the Style shop
returned nom Tombstone "Wednesday
night nom Fort Huachuca, where he
went in a final attempt to enter the
quartermaSter's corps, but was turn
ed down owing TO his being a mar
ried man. Oscar has been trying TO
get in the army the past month or
more. and says ne viii try again.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-19

Every farmer in Naricopa county
not farther than three miles from a
paved highway" is a dream 20 be real.
.zed il the proposed bona issue Tor the
construction OF good reads is carried
according 20 the speakers al lunch
con az the Arizona Club given by the
Automobile Dealers Association Of
Phoenix.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-19

Of hotel Addrss. As1 ios.E. Star once. s? II
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6&1 FloRida are. NV.
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OFFICE ASSISTANT for fling, ETC.; light
work and good salary. Pathe Exchange. Inc.
col st. NV.
OPERATORS, experienced. on power sewing
machines. wanted: government work: eight
hours and good pay. Apply At Topham's. 1919
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OFFICE assistant. experienced ;
good at figures; knowledge of
stenography preferred; perma-
nent position, good salary to one
who qualities. Hahn's, 9TH and
X SITS. NV.
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WANT A HARD JOB.

WAN "A ANAND JoD.
My knowledge and eapacity at me for a real
executive opeAiaS. / kndw how to wefk and
how to make others work Saad think,
am secretary and general manager Of an
eut-ef-town nsnufacturinG plant Wksse sales
ta consistent Se,00e ia three years. / am
operating 1905 capacity now vhea older FAC
tories lave lad ia close.
But nay faetor5 is Ao4-esseutial. It will be
elessd down, heyend . doubt,
In my tine, ] believs, I en- kaoun a. 4 re-
sult prsaueeF. NJ twelve ys@rv' Intensive e9-
Pssiaaee Govern every phass at 1sedastaa, sell
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