Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-21

no proofs are made within 90 days of the first publication the applications must be sent to Washington If the applicant wishes to make proof after ward. he must first get the consent of the general land office.
 The students of the university who board at the mess hall have agreed to have no more bread served containing wheat flour. The schools all over the country are to present similar re- quests ,1 the students they are board ing and they probably will put the rule into effect immediately It is no great sacrifice on the part of the Arizona students, because the cook at the mess hall makes especially delectable corn bread. Deserts and pastry will con tinve n be served. some substitute for wheat being used for the pie crusts and cakes.
 Bugler Arthur G. Krohn of Mime sota. listed as among those slightly wounded in Fridays casualty list from the French front. was a resident of Pima county during the first half of 1917. being connected with the Tue sOn-ArizOna Copper company, a con cern in the Silver Hill district. 15 miles from SascO. Young krOhn. a mining engineer with a degree from the Colorado school of mines at Gold en, came to Tucson in January of last year to work under J. Asher Cowan. snUperintendent O fthe TucsCn-ArIAOla camp. He was drafted here n. June. Tucson friends heard from Mir. Krohn. in the winter. of his arI1val overseas.
 The T al of Nick 2 .Adelson. who was charged with wear'nS soldiers uniform, began yesterday before the federal court. It was alleged that Nendelson. dressed in olive drab uni form. entered the soldiers camp at Douglas and worked hls way into a crap galae. being his own dice. which. it was declared by some of the SOL diers, we're loaded His presence be- came 1Onwn to the officers of the camp when he complained that one soldier had stopped payment on a cheek because Medelson had used loaded Gice. IL was then discovered that MsndelsOn was not an enlisted man.
 "A Great State, Arizona This IS the title u; the new folder just issued by the santa Fe railway C L.. Sea graves. industrial commission cf the company. in writing tO the chamber Of commerce. says; We always stand ready to help Arizona in a way that will mean the greatest good for all concerned. It may please you Co know that there is a verp active interest among people who are looking for bones in the west. | believe the signs are right. and am of the opinion that We can lCOk for very good move ment into the state during the coming year"
 Charles Julius. a seaman, who was taken from the American steamship A. R. Johnson when it was sunk by the German raider Seeadler in the South Pacific and impressed into serv- ice until the raider was sunk by a French varship. admitted during an examination by nspectOr-in-charge Burnett of the immigration service at Tucson that he is Charles Julius Ep- bling of 1928 Early avenue Chicago. and that he went to sea tO avoid reg istering tor the draft He is 24 years of age He was arrested at Nogales for Illegal entry into the United States and was being examined tO determine whether Ci not he should he depOrted. having iirst claimed Swiss citizenship The case has been laid before the United States attorney for this dis trict.