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Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07
Al TIE EAGLE

If you were Q beautiful young wom- GIT. and yOuT first husband had been d7shing army officer who had died a hero: and your second h,'band was an old man of title and wealth. but stupid and cOnceited, whom you had married in % moment Of weakness: and you found your love fer your dead husband growing stronger and strong CT. until you could not bear the pres ence of your second husband: and, tO COmplicate matters. if your first huS- bands best friend fell in love with you what would you do? These are some of the problems that Elsie Fer, guson battles with in her latest Art craft picture. Rose Of the World" ia which the lovely star does some re- markable emotional acting. Miss Fer gUson has won most of her laurels in heavy roles. and as ~ROsamond," {" the heroine Of the film story she has port well suited to her talents. Tho picture is coming to the Eagle theats- tcday.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07

10 learn, he has not replied to our message.
 The board Of supervisors is placed in 2 difficu7t position as prior to this time we always have acted jointly in rcd matters with the state engineer. MT. Atwood appears to bs ignoring the board. Tn fact we have had it renorI cd tO IS that he intended 10 pur- sue that course consistently. there for0 thin~ +hn nuhlic should know iUst where blame lies in this mat tor
 'It is not as thoueh tho none, for nll needed Terairs wore mo- avaiIahia. A tho nrpsent time there is nrobobIv between s75NOn and sSN.OnO in the D. ~Dd- o' flo state e~cinca~ of tho money of the tav~~vars of Coch 'eo county. vhioh ehould he used on this ~~ad "ud others -~itN'~ shn county I cannot fatrOm MT. htwood's attitude rnloss he is irvine to 'savn the re0- ple's money and to sava if by fail ure 10 expend it on needed worl, is q poor way. iu my opinion"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07
HIGHWAY GOES ID PIECES IN
 SHORT ORDER
Responsibility for Prese e n | Condition of Bisbee-Tomb- stone Road With State En- gineer, Says Johnson

Cochise county and the state joint ly have spent between $2OO,OO0 and S3O0,OOO improving the highway be- tween Bisbee and Tombstone over the divide This road rapidly is going to pieces and but one or two heavy rains need fall to make it next to impossible in parts. Responsibility for this con- dition was placed on the state engi- need, |. M Atwood. by Vance M. Johnson. chairman of the board of supervisors of Cochise county, in an interview yesterday. The refusal of Atwood to cooperate with the board of supervisors, his refusal to eXpend COchise county road funds now in his keeping. and his refusal even 10 an- swer messages sent him calling atten- tion Co the urgent need. of the present situation combine. Johnson says, ss a menace 10 all the past expenditures made on the highway.
 Between S200,000 and $500 poo has been spent in building and maintain ing this road" said Mr Johnson. Its upkeep charge against the road cunN was very moderate. One or two men and teams, to drag the surface in order Co maintain the grade, and 10 keep the ditches clear. were al that were required to keep it in as good condition as on the day it was built; better in fact.
 This year, the state engineer. MT. Atwood, having the road funds in his charge. has refused SO far Co take any steD looking toward the Dreserva- ton of this road.
 "The road has begun to get in bad condition in several places. bitches have been filled so that when rains have come the water has washed the surface badly There still is time. though. to save the road f prompt at- tention is given it.
 Last Monday the board telegraphed MT. Atwood calling his attention 10 the condition of the road and asked for immediate action. Up to the pres ent time, as far as I have been able
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07
D0WELL ENTHUSED BY
 YS PART IN WAR

Grant H. Dowell. general manager Of the Copper queen, returned to Bis bee the ether dar from the great r. N. C. A. gathering 2t S-n Antonio enthused over what he saw anu heard there Of the associatiOu's great work and confident O. even greater things in the flSure lie knows Of his own knowledge Of the practical good the as sociati0n has done in Arizona and the happiness il hc5 promoted aT0ng the workers. and the cumfort and aid it it has extended to them. Therefore. when the Y turned its attention 10 world war work MT Dowell, being familiar with it's fundamentals and its actual accOmElishU5n U5nts. was in DO sition and a frame of mind not to be easily surprised at tho scope and sue cess e its war work.
 But" he said. q was Gstonished at what I learned ct the San Antonio gathering of the brcadtl and depth of the associations war work. John k. Mott, recently returned from the west eIl iront. told us or '. M. c. A. ac- tivities and organization and heroism all the way from Switzerland to the cNGs thdt lllIAllu ever NLt Oi .llt duV delegates present with pride.
 CT have always thought of v work CTS as non combaiants far behind the lines and out of the danger zone. but after hearing John MOt-s epics or the great war. I see them cTOwding up closer and closer Co the front lines in range of shell fire to serve hot coffee 10 fighting men cud care for the wounded and cheer the reserves. In the recent German offensive over 90 Y huts were caUtured, and many Y workers were taken prisoners along with them They have a habit sticking to their posts. these Y men in France. l wish every man and woman in the Warren district could have heard MT Mott He has been all alone that battle line from Ypres 70 the American held sector in ToYl A big. broad. earnest man. made big ger and more earnest by what he has seen and done on the western front
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07

lf the shining glasses on its bar stands a stuffed puma. as evidence of the marksmanship of one of it's pat rOns. Elk's horns and C,k's heads Gdorn the walls. Signs giving evi- delce of homely humor are placed at various angles, such as "Get a Girl and Buy" eve Start Cur Own Tro i5le." and We Play Elm to the RC1i" oil lamps swing from the cell inc, Illuminating Inc scenes of jollity below 4 piano in one corner is pre- sided over bv "rag-time artist" who accompanies Bell Jones (Edith StOrey) in her vocal selections Through the swinging doors one passes to the zen eral store. in which hangs the board containing the keys tO the rooms. On one side of these doors are sold dry Eoois-on the other, wet goods" Flour. potatoes and tin-ware crowd each other for space, and the adver- tisements of standard goods are Jlaunt- ingly displayed
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07
LOCAL BOARD WANTS MEN FOR SPECIAL
 WAR SERVICE
Government Sends Out s O s for Skilled Labor; Time Is Short for Enlistment for Special War Service

In a communication recevie0 from Adjutant General Charles w. Harris at Phoenix this morning. the local draft board was notified that the en- sineering department of the United States army is in immediate need. Oi skilled men. call is issued Co all local boards to secure volunteers and if a sufficient number do not present themselves for examination the neces- sary shortage will be made up by in- Guction.
 Definite al!otments are not to be made until orders are received when mobilization and entraniment will take place. Volunteers will not be accept cd from the navy or marine corps.
 The following classes of skilled men are wanted at once: auto repari men. aNmen. blacksmiths. bOatmen, bridge carpenters. cabinet makers. caulkers. concrete foremen and workers. con str ctiOn fOremen, cooks. draftsmen. electricians. gas engine men. station cry engineers, farriers, hOrseshOers. htaogr 1hers. photographers. machin- stc. bUl-e-s. plumbers, powder men. qu9rryn er. teamsters, shOemakers. scdd' CTS. telephone operators and ton o-raDheTs.
 Further information will be furn- ishcd by calling upon or writing to the Occ, bC -rd.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07
GROGAN LEAVES ID
 JOIN ALLIED FORCES

Joseph GrOgan of Warren left last night for Vancouver. Canada. to fight for the allies under the Union lack. Mir. Grogsn was at one time a soldie~ in the English army having served for several years before securing his discharee and coming t1 Ameri"q. He Has beeu enrlOyed by fine Gopher Queen at the Sacrameufo shaft for the mast seven yeTrs. Put .Eneland is call inc Ter sons from all the lands touched nv the seven seaS and shall they not hfe1 her cal' As Grogan said when he went away:
 "YcS. fhe nome is a little bit Irish T''l "d~it brt ! am goire ~ladIv to fioht for both Fnglaud md Ireland unt'l the war is won or the Huns get mo"
 "Nrs. C~H~op and tre- little girl will rcwaip in the district.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07
HOTELS MUST FILE
 THEIR SUGAR NEED

The latest ruling of the food admin istratiCn requires that all restaurants. hotels. clubs. cafes, and public eating houses of every description must file a statement of their requirements of sugar. Food administrators will is- sue certificates against these state meTfts.
 Dealers are prohibited from selling to any Of the foregoing classes with cut the presentation of certificate
 Any person or institution feeding twenty-five or more persons regularly comes under the foregoing classes.
 Blanks and certificates may be se- cured from r. C. Campbell deputy county food administrator
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07
MISS HUSSON AND
 MR. TEMBY ARE WED

The announcement Of the wedding of James Leonard Temby and Miss Elsie Husson will be received with great interest in the district. Accord inE to an account in a ColtOn. Cal. paper the young couple ware married Monday afternoon. July 2. in the Meth cdistc hurch at that place by the Rev. p p. Carroll
 Leonard Temby is well known here where he was employed at the Bisbee Smoke House. He left Bisbee several months ago and went 10 Colton. Miss HussOn who has many friends here, is the daughter O. Mir and Mrs. Thom- as Husson and was for some time a clerk in the women's ready-to-wear de partment of the Phelps Dodge store
 MT. and Mrs. Temby will make their home in COltOn.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07
AT THE CENTRAL

A frontier hotel in the west of years ego. is the scene Of thrilling action in the Metro all-star series picture. ''The Cla m st7rrmg Edith Storey. which will be the attraction at the Central theater on Monda~ Thir picture is 2 screu version of the Broadway success cf the saue name
 This hotel around which the life of the little mining town cf El Dorado centers, is dwellingplace. gambliaS house. saloon. village store, postoffce. and vaudeville theater In the midst
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07

TICKETS ON SALE AT ALL CIGAR STANDS
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07
40 YEARS AGO.
BLOOD POISON WAS CONQUERED BY OLD DOCTORS PRE- SCRlPTlON WITHIN YOUR
 PEACH TODAY

Blood conquered many cases of spe- cific blood poison in its worst forms. which have not returned. This disease is manifested by mucous patches. cop per colored spots, aching bones, ulcers or running sores. falling hair. glancl- lar swellings. pimples on the face. con stipation and a form of dyspepsia Your health is important. insist on Number 4O," put up in a blue carton bearing the signature of J. c. Menden- hall. 40 years a druggist. Evansville. Ind.
 Sold by Central Pharmacy. Bisbee Ariz. Lowell Drug Co, Lowell, Ariz
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07
WILL VETO BILL

WASHINGTON. July G.-Presidert Wilson will veto the annual asricul- tural appropriation bill because of tho rider agreed to by both houses today fixing the government minimum guar anteed wheat price at S2la a hushel This information was transmitted to Chairman Lever of the house agricul- tural committee today inst before Sneaker Clark had signed the bi1 pre- liminary to sending it 10 the White House
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07

Truifod Vov1a Extension at Jerome win -h~flv do~o'cr tho 1coN and 17Ol fcoi levels aod is expected to open up millions of dollars worth of ore.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
TO ExEMPlIFY DEGREES
Cinss Of Forty Candidates VIII bc mi
tiated To-day; Banquet nj Kelch-
um Hotel to Follow.

Tulsa Council No. l104, knights Of
Columbus, will exemplify the first,
second and third degree TO class of
forty candidates Mt their home. 4lg "
South Boulder today. The local team,
which has won an enviable reputn ton
thruout the state. will put on the first
Ennd second degrees, while team Sc
lected from the degree teams OF ok
lahoma city and Topeka will conduct
the work In the third dsgree
A banquet at 500 for the members,
the candidates and their lady friends,
at the Ketehum hotel. In the new
diring rooms specially arranged and
decorated for the occasion. will con-
cipde the ceremonies. which win start
et l,30 promptly.
Horace Hagnn will be the toastmas-
ter Mt the banquet, for which an en-
tertainlng program has been prepared.
The principal address will be delivered
by J. J. McGraw OF poncu City, and j,
". McMurrow OF Bartiesville, past
state deputy, will tell OF the work of
the order In the army cantonments.
With the addition OF his class Tulsa
council will have more than 400 mem
bers. making II the largest in the state.
The council now mas thirty stars in
its service flag, as that number OF
members are now in the service OF the
country. All knights in tho city are
ask cd 10 attend the ceremonies to-
day,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
Glenn Condor Publishes Newspaper
Board Liner While Going to Europe

Editing. writing, promoting for
charity, Clean Condor had most
eNentful apd pleasing trip across the
Atlantic. Such Is the deduction TO be
made from enclosures received from
the other side" started homeward
upon tho arrival In England OF the
former mana ying editor of The World.
The enclosures consist OF a small
daily titled over There" and a pro-
gram of an entertainment No explain
a'ory letter accompanied these None
was needed rhs editorial page" Of
over There" bore the informal tion
that Glenn Condor was editor of this
little daily published aboard the liner
on the trip across The ocean. The pro-
gram was that OF IN entertainment u /
given aboard the liner for the benefit
Of the seamen's charities at Liverpool
ana New York. on the program was
4 recitation Your flag and My Flag"
bv Glenn Condor. 'rhe musical part OF
the program was furnished by Cora
youngblood Corsoh Instrumcntalists,
"a familiar company TO Oklahomans
and especially rulsans
Even had Condon's name not mp
pearcd on the page of over There"
Tulsans would have recognized Con-
don's workmanship IN the following: I:
OUR fervent prayer
THIS Xmas. day
Az DER ths waves
WE glide
rs that U-lhds's
BY our sido
TO wash ths
SUBS away.
Blouie"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
Here Are Hoover'S Food Rules

s fl"s Ss , ] od s s am"aon s sn '3yS %n ' ns % apr
poyal Of the president effect the further
the next four months These rules are effective from the
morning of Monday. January 2s
"As their reducing consumption wheat
l. "sh " b S IN" at s ""s % ' m a @ S Sp" weight the
other cereals orn meal constarch corn out sominy s
barley -four rice rice flour oatmeal rolled oats b"kwhe flour
and meas Tho housewives use these products % separately 4"
The sell flour only with an eou" weight
l. their bakers who WIN he nursS % "nasG the @ eTHsI % rSsn %
flour both in bread rolls viii required gradually
'%';S OF &C. per '"s esps >"
Victory bread ana win contain not les, than 20
bread win also be given that name because eon,ann they do s5
TOO win serve the pgrposq, OF saving wheat iour
buy only SUBSTITUTES '0" 'O'
Manate'arers .. of maesronl spashea noodles crackers
the to ssSed 70 S nsr cen" mt Of the TSa. Wheat flour they used a"Hs
performing patriotic service by using other
Wholesalers vim be required regulations
t. from Su % @r a "S based 10 o D & cent t ns @ G Of %,
s ing %S"Hs Of of. the year @ and % cg sales % to the retail trade
s@sr ss Ss'os S'S%a
% % s:ss sa' "'
under this program dealers shall na%o price To-" ean Of '
profit any OF the articles sold.
Mllers of flour distribute their
". aa receive spt usual I"S "oporoa o@'
pounds, o% ssi po1"G wEeS % This G@' 'S'S White
than from last harvest
"To assist further Monday and wednesday
n Of week
In the bone and In the public
cereals containing wheat should
sch small amounts OF
sohps grayies binder
! "On whealess me- the foodad
wheat bread Where bread n public
he
TO
The federal
meal to be observed wheatloss mealis
the United
be wheaess
1T further desired in order that
be Cruesday) II nevery
and one meates meal neve day be observed
porkess (TuesdnS
strictly kept BY meatiess without
other beef
pork BY porAtss without pork
pork products fresh Use nd
n For local situations where are
J. application should be made to the state food admns-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
FUED MAKES HEAP SH0oTlN'
Husband and Brother-in-Iaw Fatally
Wounded and wife hit.

SEYMOUR. TexaA Jan. 26.--Gal-
Icy Owens was fatally shot over the
heart, his wife shot through the wrist
and her brother. named Breland. was
also probably fatally shot In the groin
this afternoon at 5 o'clock as a cul-
mination OF a feud that has existed
for more than a year, according to
reports reaching here this evening.
About year ago Owens shot and
Killed a man named PRrham and a
brother-in-law named Breland, and
shot Mrs, Owons through lower
limb. Owens had returned 10 Sey-
mour today 10 he ready for trial on
"A charge ~ murder. and met Mrs
owens and her living, brother Bre-
land, In front OF the Farmers gro
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
ANALYSIS PROVES JlTNEY
BUFFET CORDIAL "S0FT"
Officers Believe Original Bottle
Which Oaused Seizure Had Been
Spiked.

IF anybody ever became intoxi-
Gated on Dahziger's blackberry cor
dial. II didn't come out of my place
and II wasn't the fault OF the CORDIAL.
II came from some place else and II
must have been spiked"
So declared II. N. Ames, proprietor
OF tie Jitney Buffet. s North Main
street, yesterday In protestins against
the report that Intoxicating beverage
had been taken from his restaurant
by u. s. Mcqueen, special investigator
OF the county attorneys office. In
support OF his statement, Mr.. Ames
produced an analysis of the cordial
taken from his place The analysis
made by E. ]. Cragoe OF Henry Ken
dali college reads:
"The beverage called Danzigers
Bln ckberry Cordial delivered to me
at tho county attorneys office this
26th day of January. 1918, aud
labeled II. NJ 8. i-26-Is. contained
absolute alcohol by yoiume-traco
only"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
GOVERNMENT WANTS MEN
WHO CAN HANDLE HORSES
-Four Thousand Over Draft Age Need
cd for Auxiliary Remount sta
| ton M Oncc.

Men over the, draft age who are ex-
perienced In handling horses are ur-
gently wanted by the. war department
for assignment to the auxiliary re-
mount depots In the quartefmaster's =
corps of the national army. Orders
were received at the Tulsa recruiting
station yesterday 10 make special ef-
fort to secure men who have had cx-
perience OF any character with horses.
Applicants must be over 81 years of
age and must meet the other require
ments for going into the army service.
Four thousand men are wanted at
once. Local recruiting officers believe
that large number can be supplied
from this section.
Three men enlisted in the army
service yesterday and left for Okla
homa city They were Archie A Ice.
Tulsa. infantry; Elmer T Nixon, Nato-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
Who Wants TO Be a CopI

Mister. | wants to know " rs
got the smallpox" This was the
Inquiry directed to Sergeant
John X Wood at the police sta
tion last night by a negro. VINO
bore quite visible evidence on nus
face that he had some disease
very much akin TO the spotted
plague.
''outside, please" was the re-
joinder. and the hallway was
quickly clearced as everybody
disappeared. DIR. S. DeIell Haw-
lev, city health officer was
called. and he quickly pro-
nouhced II "A well-defined case
The negro was ordered taken to
the pesthouse.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
IIcIpa BniId Fleet.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 20. - The
shipping board today designated Rear
Admiral T. A. Bowles as assistant
general manager OF the emergency
fleet corporation and dispatched him
to Philadelphia TO speed up the con
structIon OF the three government
fabrlcating steel shipyards near there.
Mr.. Bowies has been ~ charge for
the emergency fleet corporation OF
commandeered ship construction.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27

rar,. pIans evolved. Mrs +. Il. Lucas
state chairman OF the finance COM
mittee, will 10 In charge OF organi.
zation here, and II Is probable thht
Mrs Reynolds. n newcomer In Tulsa
who had considerable experience N
The executive end OF the New YORK
campaign. will direct the campaign
locally.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
Different Kind.

Mayme las two officers pass with
out glance) Gee, Cert. some army
men are 'ntireiy blind to the female
sex
Gert--Sure. guess they must be-
long to that reserve corps.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
Right at That.

when | hear the popular songs
" histled on the streets wherever 60
I'm 80 thankful to the whlstlers."
Thankful"
"Yes; suppose they could whistle
the words"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
IRE. In the business part of

very store. In the business part OF
town. %
The shooting began Immediately
after Mrs. Owens had asked MIR
Owens where the child was whom he
had been keeping He replied that
the child would come later. and the
shooting started. Part OF the shoot
Ing was done on the sidewalk, part
within the store
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
In n Dry Town.

TcDo you know where | can get a
drink %
'.rhsres only one way, stranger
You kin go TO tho dentist and git
tooth pulled. He'll give you a snifter
10 YOU faint"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
Contrary to Custom.

A quantity of whisky was found In
iuss on top OF the ground In grave
yard. Usually the graveyard supply
Is contained In tanks. under the
urouud
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
Shcrlocking the News.

From the fact that Pershing Is In
hurry to get bricklayers In tbs
rmy we deduce that he must be be.
lind with work on his mortar batter
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
nln. Kan. aviation; Charles A. aib-
son, Sapulpa, aviation.
Military.

"The surgeon OF tAe regiment was
both professional and military In the
order he gave the men when he
wanted TO vacolnate them"
what was his order?''
"'Present arms"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
Hia MctliOfi.

Doctor. how do you decide whether
It's necessary to operate on patients
for appendicitis
81 look up. the patients rating in
Bradstreet."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27

Dr and Mrs. Francis. Osteopaths,
Seaman Bldg. Phones i535, 29Sl.--
Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
This Is Our
Greatest Sale
OF Mems and Young Mems
Suits and Overcoats
Hats and Furnishings
Greatest by all records made H the past and by prOni
Use of the gOOd p1Iues in this sale

Because fortunate excellent stock of awoo
suits and hand that will be worth almost double
en prices next FALL do feel justified packing them
up and holding them for the big prices season.