Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-04
Brief State Notes

Policeman y. B. Shirk Monday night
shot and killed James Davis. who had
opened a safe in NarshalIs grocery, IN
the outskirts OF the city, and had shot
but not seriously wounded a young
man by the name of Anderson. Police
on the way TO the store met Davis hnr-
rying toward his lodgings. When they
called to him he began shooting
+. II. Pearson and ~ r. CleaVeland
were held yesterday in Phoenix as
result of the killing of a ". Peay.
ranchman. living near Glendale The
shot was fired from the premises OF
Pearson and Cleveland Authorities
state both men were drunk and admit
ted the shooting. Shortly before this
death. Peay said Pearson shot him be-
cause he demonstrated with him
against shooting Peay's chickens.
Free membership in the Tucson
Rife club is offered to all men in class
1 of the draft. 10 assist them IN pre-
pairing for camp drill before they are
called to serve. Training will be Civ
en- in classes in rife shooting. first in
the army armory and later on the
range. The training in the armory
will be given by Arthur r. Isoell. one
of the leading. revolver shots OF the
United States On Sundays one OF
the classes will be taken to the range
for long distance shooting.
Without offering a word of eNplana-
ton. Ralph Langworthy appeared in
the superior court Wednesday at Tue
son and moved to dismiss the applica-
ton for a habeas corpus filed by him
Saturday in behalf of Art Nelson. for
mer patrolman. held by the police and
the sheriff's Offices in Connection with
the murder of Charles Loebs. prop
rietOr OF the Pastime park rosdhouse.
1t is understood that the work on
the case has been finished and that
the case against the men in jail viii
be presented to Justice Pease in fen
days, unless there is a sudden change
of plans.
Arizona, Montana and Wyoming III
dian reservations are TO be called upon
for $4,000 additional acres of irrigable
land and $4,000 more acres of dry
farming lands during 1918. according
to plans announced by Secretary Lane
of the interior department The Arr
zona defense council has been advised
that the secretary has asked Congress
for an appropriation of s1.S0o.ee0 for
the purchase of seeds and agricultural
s--rz-,,,.~ 90 FOr o.har axnauSa rOn-
nected with the proposed development
of national rsources- In Arizona this
especially affects the Pima reserve on
the ella and the Mohave reserve on
the Colorado. near Parker.
The University OF Arizona dining
hall. under the management Of Miss
Alice Guest. is not alone taking over
the suggestions made by the food ad-
ministration. but is going even further
than the rules request
Noticeable upon entering the lining
hall is a card Il by II inches printed
in large. black letters. Please HooV-
erie by leaving a clean plate" This
has become a very effectusl reminder
TO the students of the university VINO
are inclined to become thoughteSS,
because of their youth and ineNperi-
ence and because of the fact that they
come from homes where so rsueh has
been done for them
Tuesdays and Fridays are meas'sss
days and fsh. cheese dishes and sd-
ditional vegetables are served, re-
placing the meat. While "Wednesday
is the wheatless day, there are on an
average three wheatleSs days Seek.
for bran. rye and graham and c0rn
meal mullins are served four tunes a
week for breakfast. and corn neal
bread twice q week for lunch, t"taIinS
six wheatless meals besides the strict
ly wheatless day.
II the girls of Arizona fail TO be
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