Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-08

of paddle salesmen for one or an- other game.
 Many Attractions
 Every attraction of the rsoneer Ari- zona practically is offered in the Elks' Wild West carnival Six crap tables and six roulette tables form the cen ter of the gaming devices. Paddles are sold for each of these attractions eight paddles to the turn of the wheel or the throw of the dice. War stamps are the reward of the lucky. A wheel of fortune buzzes on one of the walls. Statesmen circulate through the crowd. Presently a string of game-wild patrons rush madly to the wheel. There is a burr of catch and pins, a rapid scanning of paddles, and the crowd disappears to make room for an- other rushing just as madly to the table
 The scene recalled to the eyes and minds of pioneers memories of days gone by. Some there were in the hall who looked with misty eyes on the wheels. for they are historic wheels, wheels over which many residents of this district have won and lost large sums. Behind one of them was a typical dealer of roulette-his black Blacky Daw whiskers immaculate, his eye keen, his fingers nimble as he sent the small ivory ball on its mission among the field of numbers.
 His name? Well, you have one guess.
 Wanna Wanna Dance Tonight
 Last night the dance hall was well filled from the time of the opening of the wild west attractions. Men and women came and went. They would dance a few numbers, watch a few numbers, and return to the games and noise below. The music was good So was the floor.
 Tonight the music will be the same and the floor will be better-and, Iama Yama costumes will be the or der of the day. They have been off cially accredited and passed on by the costumes conservation board of the government. Just one change has been ordered. Because of the prevail ence of fair faces nthe district the board has put the taboo on masks. Every one in the district, however, is expected to attend dressed in the YamanYama costume. But the board will n0t eject those not costumed.
 Good Sale of Stamps Monday night nearly $1,000 worth of stamps had been disposed of through the wild west attractions. Last night the sales amounted to more than double those of the first night and 1t is expected that as the public be comes acquainted with the attractions and learns of the fun in store. at the club rooms. larger crowds each eve ming will assist in the sales of the stamps.
 Fills Hi5 Book One man stood beside a roulette wheel several hours, buying a paddle at each turn. He was fortunate. Fi- nally he counted several little cards in his hands.
 Well" he said, 'T'm done for the night. I've just filled my certificate Here's S100 worth of baby bonds that I've purchased this evening"
 Others in the audience followed the same practice. and each man and wOm- an who entered into the sport of the evening did so with the aim of filling one or more certificates to assist the government.
 Additional Music Music attractions were numerous last evening and will be as numerous the rest of the week. On the lower floor the Loretta orchestra was added to the lists. while haledozen cabaret entertainers furnished mum bers at frequent intervals. This evening the Elks club rooms will be open as they were last night and the night before to everyone in the district. They will be open every night this week. Wild west will con tinue mdisturbed and attractions sil run uninterrupted-a guard on the doors with scatter guns and buckshol