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Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-05

FOR SALE-At a sacrifice on account of sickness the Home Industry Fur niture store and lodging house worth S2500 and if taken at once S1650 will buy this great money maker. It has a good cash trade and is doing
 good business. This great bargain ought to be taken up at once at one third its real value. at s1650. Inquire at the Home Industry Furniture store, Lowell, Arizona. 146
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-05

FOR SALE-Furniture of five room house; house for rent. Apply 2l0 Tombstone Canyon. 4S1 FOR SALE-4-rOom house with bath and toilet in Warren. Wm. M. Doug all, opposite Lincoln school. 53O FOR SALE-Kenney boarding house:
 ran business in same house for l3 years; cheap for cash and one D. room house. S3o. Phone 4S7. 532 FOR SALE-R L. red and white Leg
 horn baby chicks with the lay, bred
 in them. Ask for price list R. c. Herald, R. 3. Phoenix, AriZ. 3S9
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-05
Money to Loan

$5O.0OO TO LOAN an improved cit,
 property or for building, on eas,
 terms of payment. T. A. Hughes
 over Bank of Bisbee. 2Sf SMALL quick loans on your personal note to salaried men and women. al
 so on furniture. Cox Lons Go. Room 2, Lyric Theatre building. 16e
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-05

,OSSARD CORSETS FOR SALE
 ALL CORSETS FITTED. Over Independent Fuel Store. Upne- Main. 23i
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-05

lULED INDEX .CARDS-5x3 inches for sale at Review Job Department,
 315 TYPEWRITER PAPER, good bond paper, 1-2x11, at S1.00 per 800 sheets. Review Job Dept.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-05
Wanted

RAGS WANTED clean cotton
 rags. Review office. 59i
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-05
For Rent

FOR RENT-5 room cement block house in Warren Hogan & Seed.
 6O2
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-05

FOR RENT-Furnished room; close
 in: outside entrance. Phone BlacF
 7O9. c. O. Rhodes. 543
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-27
$50, 900 YET TO BE COLLECTED
FOR INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Little Rock, Nov. 22.-Cash aggre-
eating about $4,000 is now in the
hands of the committee which con-
Quoted the campaign for the Girls In
dustrial School and Woman's Reform
atory, and pledges for about $4,000
are yet to be collected This report
was made at joint meeting of the
two boards Thursday, and it was de-
cided to continue the campaign among
the counties which have failed to res
pond until the full 100000 asked for
has been raised. Mrs. Jennie Erick-
son of the Pulaski County Detention
Home, and Mrs. Clio Harper will re-
present the two boards in the various
counties.
Mrs Martha p. Falconer, represent
ing the government, was present and
approved a site for the Girls Indus
trial School, but it will not be an
nounced until additional acreage ad-
joining it has been secured. 1t is
hoped to secure a location for the
Wcmans Reformatory close to the
institution for the reformation of
girls. Mrs. Falconer announced that
the $4,000 to be donated by the gov
eminent to the two projects would
soon be forthcoming, but as it was
available only for building purposes,
the site should be selected so there
will be no delay when it arrives.
Superintendent for each institu-
ton will be selected at once, in order
that they may visit similar institu-
tons of other states and famliorize
themselves with the work. The insti-
tutions will then be erected in ac-
cordance with their ideas, with the
government building experts assist
ing.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-27
DO YOUR BIT FOR WORLD DEMOCRACY

amendments which NAV h
election Without the removal limit we shall
able the things which make for the best work
think everything first
machinery.
In which upon war eno
conditions will arise which need remedies constitutional
shall be powerless under the constitution
has not exclusive jurisdiction in
cn cannot keep them out of jail under the
sttuion
The constitution permits mothers to give
politician different viewpoint toward de-
equal suffrage provisions will also admit mothers
which our
university has requested long since stating that there
the which qualified superintendent
while they have several women will also to
that of public well the cotton field tub
which latter seemed all that the present constitution contemplated
Arkansas
LIQUOR This of itself enough work
of the
which contend only in the
all the affairs of the state financial social and moral
RESTRICTS LEGISIATION-and this gives us more
obtain consideration for matters of general
1T GIVES OFFICERS FOUR YEAR TERN-and forbids reelec
will temptation to
the which belongs the people campaigning for
discourage expects exchange his
vote-gettng special
IT PROVIDES KINDERG ARTENs AND SCHOOL LIBRARIES
public education if school districts desire Among the
possible, longer
PROVIDES FOR THE ELECTION BY THE PEOPLE A
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR who will preside the Senate which
makes for better organization of the Senate m happily the
liquor traffic controlled the organization of the Senate and the selection
IT PERMITS ISSUING 60 per cent of the
voters desire This will enable many warrants to be cashed at par which
had to be at
the look like 80 cents will enable
children they would another
under the constitutions while there the
afforded
1T STARTS THE ABOlI1l0N OF THE FEE SYSTEM-whih
should certainly be continued in the of the people
IT PROVIDES FOR PARDON BOARD-which do but
when the constitution has adopted shall change the
shall of elective be-
o the of the
NEW TIMES MAKE NEW DEMANDS. No TO
the the
fourteenth should ratification and the basis world
reconstruction with larger building possibilities and improved tor
all the builders Pershng
his arrival France the of Arkansas grand old
state-WE ARE HERE.
State W. c. T. u. MINNIE IT, RUTHERFORD FULLER
Evening journal., 1918-05-15
Send Sc for trial size cake and
complete treatment booklet

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Send today. Address The Andrew Jergens Co.,
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Evening journal., 1918-05-15

TF YOUR SKIN is not as fresh, clear and
radiant as you would like it to be, it be
n changed. This is why.
Your skin, like therest of your body, is con-
stantly changing. AS Old skin dies, new forms. By
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Or, by neglecting to give it proper care as it
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condition and forfeit the charm of GA skin you
love to touch.
Which will you dof Will you commence at
once to bring to your skin the charm you have
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complexion cannot help showing marked
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Is your complexion marred by conspicuous
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These show that the small muscular hbres of
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Blackheads are confession that you are
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Perhaps your particular trouble is dishguring
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To rouse sluggish, colorless skin, you
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Evening journal., 1918-05-15

fresh clear color this 'ice" treatment will bring
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Is your hair soft and lustrous? To make
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Begin tonight to get the benefit of this
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Woodbury's Facial Soap is the work of
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Woodbury. S is for sale at drug stores and toilet
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and Canada-wherever toilet goods are sold.
Evening journal., 1918-05-15
How TO keep your skin free
from blackheads

Apply hot wet cloths to the face until the
akin is reddened. Then with a rough wash
cloth, work up heavy lather of Woodbury's
Facial Soap and rub It into the pores thor
oughly-always with anupward and outward
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after the cold water rinsing- Always dry the
skin carefully.
Make this treatment daily habit and j,
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that the steady use Of Woodbury. always
brings.
Evening journal., 1918-05-15
Skin blemishes how to get
rid of them

lust before retiring, wash in your usual
way with warm water and Woodbury's
Facial Soap, finishing with dash Of cold
water. Then dip the tips of your fingers in
warm water and rub them on the cake of
Woodbury's until they are covered with
heavy, cream-like lather. Cover each blem-
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for ten or fifteen minutes. Then rinse very
carefully with clear, hotwater, then with cold.
Use this treatment regularly. II will make
your skin so strong and active that il will re-
sist the frequent cause of blemishes and keep
your complexion free from them.
Evening journal., 1918-05-15
What is the matter
with my Skin?

Take the u1dw and skin closely See 0h0t the
u0Hh it, Then read hOu ca" change and wy
Evening journal., 1918-05-15

Conspicuous nose pores-how to
reduce them
Dip a cloth in very hot waterj lather il with
Woodbury. Facial Soap, then hold II TO your
face. When heat has expanded the pores, rub
in very gently frcsh lather Of Woodbury's.
Repeat this hot water and lather application
several times, HoppiHg at oncs If your Ho5s
feels 5sD5ifiVs. Then finish by rubbing the
nose for thirty seconds with lump of ice.
Notice the improvement the very first
treatment tmakes-apromise of what It's steady
use will do. Use this treatment persistently.
Il will gradually reduce the enlarged pores
until they are ineonspicuous.
Evening journal., 1918-05-15

IF YOUR SKIN is not as fresh, clear and
radiant as you would like it to be, it be
L changed. This is why.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
CHIEF is FRIENDLY
l.SSBd paSiia, Practical. Balkan
ricun of fhp Allies


In the days before the war, when
all Europe was greatly concerning it-
self with the fate OF Albania, when
The Mpret. the quundalp Prince OF
Wicd, and lsman Kemal Bey Prenk
Bib Dodn. and all the rest of that
amazing coterie were doing their best
TO live up to the parts assigned TO
them. Egad PaSha was one of the
most talked of men In fall Europe.
Most people have a penchant for the
picturesque. And Essad Pasha. with
tho most supreme unconsciousness,
was always picturesque. lie was.
moreover. according 10 all the canons
o. diplomacy and international law
and political morality, absolutely i'm
possible DiRuities meant aS little 70
him as did the most sacred conNcn-
tious, SAYS the Christian Science Mon
itor when they ch0nced TO stand in
his way. whilst fear OF consequences
had never at any tsne, any place IN
his outlook. Thus when his brother
CHAM. who was IN the service OF
Abdul Hamid at the YildiE Kiosk, sud
denly disappeared. as did many other
favOrites Of the cuilph.- Essad had no
thOt bat TO carry ont with the ut
most punctiliousness. the vendetta re-
outred by the law OF the mount aims.
lie left Macedonia. whore, he held 4
command In the army, and came 70
EConstAntinoplg discovered his broth
er's murderer and. with the utmost
calmness. "cut him down like a gem
! tlemau" on the Galata bridge. and,
| lest there should be any doubt about
| H. left on him card which bore the
mAme Eaaad Taasani, Tasn aa w94is-,.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
Boxing Expert Believes
Fulton Could Beat Jess
ATLANTlCS MEET HARD
OPPONENTS IN PlCKUPS
Sinclair Quintet Forfeits; Cos
den Five Defeats Roxana
by 80 to IL Score.

Following the forfciun- or the game
hy the Sinclair qulntst last night 10
the Ailontica the latter mot nm infor.
NAL team composed Of high school
pluver~ nt the V NJ - A gymnn-
s. nm and one ~ the best games ~
thc season resulted the oil team nos
,nr sut by a scorc Of q to 1N In tn.
opininE game the Coaden nvc de
fcutcd tho RoNaun by score ot rs
to N
Another feature game ~ the on
league VIII he played next Saturday
night, when the Ohio Cities and tho
y VI { team meet. Both lcama
have not met defeat In the leiguc
aud the result win decide the leader
ship of the oil teams altho the cham
piouship will not bc giveu 80 the
team should they win Owinnto their
victory over the strong Atlantic Ave.
the OHIO cities are fnvoriteh IN the
game with the Y The game was sohcd'
uled for Friday night but has been
postponed untii saturday
The scores OF last nights games.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
klBy Al Spink)


Ii is To laugh at the little interest
taken in the talked-of match for the
worlds heavyweight championship
between willard and Fulton.
Time was when talk of a match OF
that sort sent thrlh around the
world.
Now the world looks on Fulton and
willard as simply pair OF jaWsmiths
hlatherskiting their way through the
world.
Compare Their talked OF match
with the first great battle Tor Il
worlds championShip and what
wonderful contrast
People GO Wild.
Long before they entered the ring
the people OF the two countries went
WILD over the proposed battle between
John G. Heenan. OF Bcnecia Cal, and
fom Savers of Brighton. England.
Their fight was TO decide which were
the best fighting men-the English or
the Yankee
Rivalry was at fever heat and tho
people of this country waited with
anxiety for the news OF the battle.
which was fought in England on
April II. 1860.
That was before the day OF the ca
hle and the news OF the battle had TO
come by steamship o
Crowds Await News.
Crowds waited AT the whurVes on
this side and every steamer vas sur
rounded and its passengers asked for
news Of the fight
There was intense disappointment
when word came that the battle had
been declared "A draw
Savers and Heehan fought on the
turf with their bare knuCklcs and the
tight went forty-tour rounds
They pounded each other unmerci-
fully until the British piob broke the
ropes and compelled the referee to
decide t1te battle a draw
Both we're tearfully disfigured and
PAYERS had fought for two hours
Witie broken arm
After the fight the English people
arose as one to do honor TO both
pugiliSts aud at the Alhambra The
alter In London. on May 81. 1860, n
few weeks after their memorial bat
tie. sayers and Heenan were pre-
sented with magnificent belts
Presentation Made.
The presentation came about mid
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
Willard Fulton Meeting Tame Affair
Compared With First Great Title Bout

way or the evening program when
MIR. Caldwell introduced the matter
by saying that Sayrrs and HeenAh
were ,he bravcst dfen TO meet on the
battle field since Wellington aud Ma
poicon.
Mr.. Downing. who had acted as
referee OF the fight then presented
Heenans belt. remarking that ~ was
an exact facsimile OF the champion
ship belt OF England and OF precisely
similar value. 1t having been pur-
chased by public subscription. 70
which SayeSs had contributed u
pounds or yl25
Hcenan. who also received an ad-
dress on vellum. DOTTED his coat ana
put the belt on. Then Mr.. wilkes the
editor Of the New York Spirit OF the
Times. followed with similar pre-
sentation to Sayers. who walked about
the circus arm In arm with Heenan
Along with the trophies were red
Morocco cases the outside bearing
the words. "Chpnpion of England IN
geld letters
Never Had Parallel
! The excitement aud interest created
by the fight between Heehan ana
never hAu Piihia'i ~
time OF either knuckle fighting oc box
ing.
II was curious thing thar Al '"s
by the fight between Heenln anu
Sayers were 30 years old
The funeral Of the Engiishman AZ
Hiehgate cemetery In November. lSeo
was memorable for the enormous
crowd that turned ont 70 witness "
Immediately following the hearse
was Il dun pony covered with a hiAcA
pail with white etching. the Only "c,
cupant uf the trap being a thlih u
mastfr month after his De "a
savers effects were sold The ben
which had been presented 90 him AZ
the same time as Heennu's was SOFA
for 33 pounds, 2 shillings. the dog lot
gulneas more and the silver euP
given him by Captain webster Tor hn
great fight with Aaron oJnes on IN,
bank of the Medwny, which eXtendeo
over 35 rounds and which lasted wv
hours. brought 81 pounds, 10 NJ"
lings. =.
Heenan. who died on October ~
IlS7S, at Green River station. Nyc"
married the gifted and beautiful Ne
tress, Adah Isaacs Menken.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
City Attorney Clamps Down
. Lid on Ring Entertainments
By Bud Fisher

were beginning Ia ge' value res..Ned
tor money paid out Nud mru, a
nose is going pokins around 90 see
just where that Hsggar got l1ly me
Voudpiie'
Last nights clampiug on OF the li
was little dlffeuent from many other
similar occurrences, except that tho
spectacular feature failed To material
we. disgust being the pre-uWuIi,ng
feature of the comment There Whs
the same old eleventh hour inlo'tcf.
cuce after boxers and promoter mad
been at big expense To prepare for the
entertainment, and the, customary eA-
preston OF surprise hat "thc law
should be so tardy OF finding out that
Il was being violated II indeed it was
and the oft repeated qoestiou Of why
the city had been accepting regularly
It's icenEe fee OF S25 per boxing show
II boxing as cOuducted' here vas
against the law
And AS usual the enigma remained
uusolved
but ~ isn't long until May
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10

for reasonable time for the chs'
lenge to be taken up. aud finally de
parted to resume his Command !"
Macedonia
That. however. was not the end VI
the matter EsAad Pasha was ivy
tani He was too, OF the kp-irio'a
descendant OF the great Seandefv"
and left nothing Qf that kind un'% !.
ished He did not write settled
fur on Ghandls account unI' ~ w.
memorab bic day In April eight ,ae,
ago. when he strobe into the pfyys'lst
OF Abdul Hamid, at the hild~ h,tos
as the envoy OF the committee ot Ise
and progress, bearing the caipn M.
os,tion.' In accordance Win 'ho ,rs
wa. and by the decision " the h',sl
al assembly. Abdul UIamid W1- ''IV'
and Chant was revengeh
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
Stops Fanning-DelmSnt Scrap
Sudden Stoppage Surprise
to Local Fans.

Well well the lid Is on again.
ast night as Tulsa's fisttc tandom
began To assemble itself In Musicians
hail Tor the purpose OF enjoying a Ut
tie eNploitatipn OF the manly ART OF
SELF defense Ia tannins and Del-
mont. came 'word from the clN at
torucy that there would he no more
boxing IN Tulsa 50 long as ne T. sit
ting where he is now. little inNes
tigauuu OF the calendar shows that
this probably will not he long, sncs
his term Of office expires IN May
Short tho this wait may be there -
many disappointed man In Tuisa to
day because Of the suspension ot TIE
sport Just at a tifnc Tncn the itns
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10

The old boys back from the bone
yard viii be pinch hitting for the
drafted players next season. Filling
the depleted ranks of the big leagues
with retired gray boards will be the
order OF the day.
II may be that the aged and infirm
who show up for spring practice Will
astonish the managers with their MIN
bile department They may show them
selves TO be FAR more spry and trlsNN
than anyone would suppose. At the
present time. however. IL looks like Il
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
Pirates Get Stengel and
Cufshdu From Brooklyn

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Jan. . bar.
ncy preytus. president OF the rttts-
hurgh National league baseball club,
announced today that arrangements
had bccu completed whereby Nam
mauN ward and G-mcs are 10 so 10
enc Brooklyn NauouaIeSa exchange
for Slengcl ana CutshaV MommauN
and Crime are pitchers and Ward a
shortstop, while Cutshaw is an in
fielder aud Stcngel an outtslder..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
AII- Nc Stnkc Oncn..

GGANp JUNCTION, Tenn Ian q
Nine races OF the all-agc stake were
run of today at the United states
Field Trials here The feature of the
DAY was the excellent work OF
louisiana Btll. owned ny H.. w Heath
of Chicago. who found two beyies OF
birds and handled them perfectly
The second series ~ heats will be OF
an hour and half duration The
stake. 1T IS believed, will be finished
Ge Friday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10

GRAND JUNCTION. Tenn, jan 9.
Great Island Ringing Bolls, owner by
William Heigler st., Nav York. and
handled by h. x. Armstrong OF kar-
her. ~ G.. won the derry OF the United
States Field Trials which was finished
here today Comanche on owned by
Il. n Luthcr, Adsi Iowa. was second,
and Albert livingstone owned by A. B.
Potter, McAester. Okla. third
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
HOPPE NOW HAS RIVAL
FOR BILLIARD H0N0RS
~.
Welker Cochran Playing in
Great Form; Expects to
Meet Champ Soon.

,,...,t. ft....,. tiN bIiIl8ri
NJ l"N' Wv, .',.,..,,,,,,, ,,ortny Of
'.,. ,i'''"p 'un ynpSE Wclktr cochran Of
Iowa has developed into a hr,llant
billnrdist. and at the present moment
stands as his oul, rival
Tho two wizards viii iu all prom
qh,liN meet AT the table before the
e,,r is very old
rcrhrln.s career is almost the du-
,li,atiou q uuppc's Roth started by
t,,lip, around Il billiard table Ia their
fatnpri. own billiard parlor Bach
tn.rnrb m, game at an eDriy axe and
a,,h ,,nrbrd fame before he could
cas-, "a vote
,...,, t,,,,
''' -, ,,,.,
Cochran rs from Manson '"W'. -.
the home of FRANK Gov nv -,
Cochran s'ul runs H,,'Nl" 49,,
there where his SON, Ne's'r' I'''h'l
the game AZ the hfe '' 10 N."l'N
Cochran could Grand 'N't"te Nv
such profile cnry WARRANTED lN' I'"
continuing the game "s " PloleSNl','
SO he went To- chicago. who're ne ''u'u
receive expert Instruction l+'''so"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
Tcch rInh. 1NIs schcdnlc.

ATLANTA. Jan q pr. j. u. Crcu-
Jaw, director pi the athletic council
OF GrorEiu Tech. announced tonight
the 1915 Tccb tootbair schedule Will
include Vanderbilt at Nashville ON
october "a and Tm9ue at Atlanta on
October g6. These NV dates. Doctor
Crcnshaw explained were not decided
upou at the time the Tech schedule
was announced last month
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10

ST. IOUlS IAN N0lerr steele.
pitcher for the So Louis Nationals
PRIOR 10 June, 1917. but aoW the prop
erty OF the pittshurg nationals. today
prepared declaration OF intentions
10 file In the federal court preliminary
to becoming .nn,u"rii1ci lie IS
citigcu OF Canada and began his base
boil career there, lie now lives in
St Louis