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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-16
WANTS PAY FOR YACHT
Son NJ Late Standard Oil Mugnatc Asks
sf0l,:IO for Craft Taken by
Governments,

WASHINGTON. February 15.-Thc
Arst suit for the difference between the
appraised and the actual value Of vcs-
Sci* taken over by the government
was filed today in the Federal Cour;
OF Claims here by Harry S. darkness.
sou of the late Standard Oil maSnate.
MIR. Hardness demands S4OI250 which
he claims MS balance payable on his
steam yacht Wakiva. other similar
suits arc expected.
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.HppOintcd To Annnnniis

,I1U"CIHI 70 Tho Times Dispa tch.1
fhi.pfiIickSBCRG, VA. February
ID. L. Harrison. Jr, son Of Beverly
L. ''affiSon Of Spo:sylvania County,
near fredericksburg. has been appoint-
ca from this. tho First Congressional
district, by Representatives w. \. Jones.
TO the Naval academy at Annapolis,
Md.
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tHANCERI rRUST DEEDS

\ EaEhy. Incorporated trustee 80
~ - iect northwest corner Grove Ave-
nue. and l.ombardy Street January ~
1918: $4,000 ~
Richmond Realty Investment Cor
phny, incorporated. to William l., ~
Ter: trustee. lot is. block T., ErooI;dojc
February !, 1918; s235O
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NEW YORK rRoDuCE M.RKEr

.NTIiN hVKk. FcbrUarv l5.--liaw sugar
SWdHN. centrifugal. G.oHi: molasscs. nominal !:
,"r", a., s'"aHy 'iae Eranuated, 1.45, But
~. urn, cheese. steady. Spot coffee nm
changed: Rio -. *. Santos A. i0a
Ihc market for Cottonsocd oil WAS firm
anh hirh"r. with March selling AT 700 n 81 20
Snort w"rN III" huycrs FINAL bids were
!" Z" !" points not higher. Sales. including
i"lurfS w'r" nut out. rrimc crude l.!G
RIM" summer yellow. spot. n0.io: March
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
lsnlrs at Union Stnck Anrdsl

., Z 'UT VdT! ~. I.IS.
Report Tor week ending February 4:
, choice steers, I24i2i3 medium TO good
VI /" Ili-; common I" fair, Splo Choice
hcliers iJ.EG ll'9, medium 10 good aia "a IOi
common to fair, Sp' Choice COWS. Sns
!iltH!'iu TO good, 'WS; common 10 fair
s. g 81 common 20 fair. CiguS. Best heavy
DHIis, S.G"'.i light. CI!US Rest calves
Is. common to fair. II NlS, Bes, heavy hogs
l-, in.aiGn weight l.ul5'2; light. 10 a Ice, :
au"- ana stays iiu L. IieSt sheer ST TO-
oWtn"n TO fair. 6Ws Best lambs I5d5iG
M dunn 10 good. I.i!crH 80
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MANAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
ISSUED Yesterday by the clerk OF the
Hastings Court
Harry G. Prout and Mary Evelyn
Cabell city.
Ira s.. Atkinson and Cloetta Collins.
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5000 strong hulk SIS ,6n si.s9. iiei,,,,
Ni5.,'6' Si".u; mixed. 81 900 SID b: hravy
80 90: rough. $i0.5Qm $i5.GS. pigs
Chr-tr. receipts IoO1n steady. p.,iyc
.tegrs sSwT ii&S5; stockcrs and feeders
: -" $ -; c9Ms ana heifcrs. ;5.ao@ I'll 80
sheep: r,coipts S.Dpo. steady; sheen. $1,000
q !l".-J, lambs, si3. 80 n si7oG
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BUILDING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by the Building Inspectors
W. r nrinkard TO erect brick dwell
ing. 307 Fifth Avenue 10 cost $4,000
{. II. Brauer. to repair frame dwell
ing at SJ-o1 Wood Street. TO cost $50
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chapman, trustee. o91-3 acres land,
ABOUT eight miles from Richmond on
, nc New Market Road. February S.
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!. y. Trcslcr Q; IN. to Eisic {: wan.
:" = acres land about cigh, miles from
hichh"nd on tn" New Markc, Road
october To- 1917: iaH. 81. SIC.
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CHICAGO GRAIN M\En. or

chicago. February I5.-Ncw car suppl,.
tnl's WINCH Intended To build W stock.
t%r signs mat demand tor corn was more
IMAM h""piuS Di"" with r.Ccipts III. re
suits was q steady close 1T tho s;,n,c 80,
N,~icr!HyS nnish /" < higher. with March
az IL. i2, and May rs la oats the outro,n..
i!uS"d. from - decline to &c .dy,nra
nrnv.stmns gained 10 to 1oc
iuturcs not quoted 'N'''
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MARIN Er EHNnirInN

iGu'trN market-Chickcns. duh: receipts
h'",'E gees. ana duck III modcr. t. d"nis nd
turH'I receipt" heavy; market dull on both
nv" ana dressed. Eggs Receipts heavy:
marhct !nWrr with a fairly steady tone
hWtt"r-.M Market 'lu!l; receipts heavy. Hides
=, MhrN"t Jun: outlook lower. Live stock
= ''i''' r"tihInS about fairly steady; calves
lover uh!ef heavy receipts. null ana hurd
NOTi1E--ComrINinE to tho requirements
"' q recent order 10y the United States food
"Hnlh'Nt r"tlVn. "" ar" forbidden To sell
~ receive i've or dressed hens or bullets
ln't"i"re wc beg To notify YOU not To- shin
,l'h'f al lhr "hON" mentioned as we Will
nave !" r"tnHc same up"n arrival. and YOU
- INC shlpp'r VIII Ice subject TO fine by
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Ia TONS. va AoSi iebu
Spot cotton: Quiet. % points on Sales on
MIddlinS. S0.3sr s''
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n nom; ntm: ~; sales oon casks: receipts
nj. SnINTn"nf:. nora: stock Is III ca.ks'
m ,non firm: sales. $50: receipts sSs: sim.
r. ~ .on.' S'"rk. .i.ls- barrels Quota.
\. 'a'@ ~: VIC 75oqG 80; WV ~ No 1G eo
,p pETERSBuRG PEANUT MARKET
'IngtETTtrt nI ey RodEcrs. Hummer & Co, Incl
-, Ei EhSBUEG. VA February IsSSnanISh
bms th'slITrs si"ckI. market firm at ss.o Der
,,NirEinias Farmers. .tocl, n.-L., o.,
ioi." p Jumbo ou lo,:c rer pound extra prime.
sbeiIinp ppunS prime. 1oc rer pound;
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
my CnoDs

NEW YORK February iE-Co,ton GOOD
s S5., Safn .,o nTr; ,",day We're arm Wool
offerings 10 carpet ,VoD!s. Burl;,us vcrc
arm aud higher silks were uu.ct
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RAILROADS
Seaboard Air Line Railway COMPANY

"Thc Progressive Hallway of the south"
trains leave daily: y. NJ, Norlcna
loca! 1910 l.. NJ, Slecpcrs Atlanta and
jacksonville: $40 L. NJ. Atlanta Birninc,
ham special: li49 p. NJ. s!copcrz jack
sonv.le: IS. ~ ~. Trains arrive SEA
A. 81. s:lo \. 81. 5:ij L. M ESQ u. ~.
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, kchnond W aahins!on Local Lv. ie.Ii.
~ 44s %e % dssai aij fSed fM sundays: Ar
ws sSsa,, days; ~ iv stds IN: .\r. ss.15 AM3
$50 PM: A.; sd.35 AM. $50 PM. A'Ad
afE!ba ticket and baggage oiiiccs not ons,
l9 p .i't ran s, 'Main ST. Sta,
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COTTON MAnIiIrS.

u ~ Mhkhf4lS.
n..rt a,t,,'i.d ,.n,'r, n,,, ,,,r .e;'I
-r.aas during ,o.a,s ,tadma Aitcr I.i.
VIA Ia. r@Ggr. ii.,' Sio.n1s ,i "S,, d" nj Is
,,uTr,f- lrrf.ar ID. ,,,7-f. I,,,..- ,..,,
Ia5Jns W. roisiiy.iy rr,,. ON WHIT b,,t Inv.
=" h'i.. .a'.r d,litrr!c- W.r. h,ld baSL Tv
nc r.r, .n,r iasdyi at ,,,l,'. 81
I,oirf, ,r sI.r.I. hlt ,..ncr.li, H.. IN MINI.
Ii.,her .r ,r. n-,,~- .VrrSr,.n,- ,,'t' '"'"
crI,.c arl huv.ra r. .rut Inns lf,t. ~.
m" d.utnI ,ya- ..s,on,fau.,d hy p, port
inai triu..,r. v,rt ,uIIj,,.. cotton and ,N.,
rh're .-a l r,od many "p.n contract
iH Man .l lult fnr fh,, :f..yurt -.Ulr.-
nv Lis.riupl h,in,a u .IpIly iii" l'uaui
.ltut utl..sI.. 'lr-. v.. l.r. mn. ,r.
.urC. .Ir.. fr. I.lh tu.I1t ~ ib. d. foIn.,., i
eurr. ~ ,oVorinr vbir!i .e,nod ~ ~,
.stiHirlar,tl be-. I.-u. t.lE bed W..I siren.
c,rr.. { nr,,ale wire roro-'ng rain al,
ayd th-r vrro r.ariiau, dur.ns ihe ",rit
af'Cruuur. although un,~iu-e cpuriru.G I:-h,
wir'' ~, gndsr"ne steady Tho Oh. ii
lr"dl 80 rhr Suuhu,.tcru d-ruEnr "a.
'oriH that ther. u,rr lark, cutrrrrlrn'
orders in tho good. .uartri attracted :, ,,grd
deal - attention aa' tl.rn va. said -, ,c
difference 10. Ur'.. tf,N. hriw,ru fp.,,lIi-
ft"rrr"r and goN 'um.ur buyers. which
= INN iaciiu.- ~" r,port, arrc REPORTED
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NAVAL. STORIES
SAVANNAH. CA. February ,J-Turuen.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
DON'T GET IMPATIENT.

The Douglas papers are now very
anxious that the County Highway
commission get busy and start work
on the paved road between here and
that city. They seem to be still labor
ing under the delusion that all Of the
100000 that was secured from the
sale of half of the bonds is to be put
into that road. They will now get a
little of their own medicine, or in
other words their chickens have come
home to rOost. The purity squad of
that city has endeavored to stop the
read work in Cochise county by kick
ing against the bootleggers getting
extra time for working and now others
have stepped in and there is a doubt
that work will be started on the paved
road for sometime The greed o.
Douglas has over reached and others
are now going to have a little say
about the road building in Cochise
county. When she realizes that the
other part of the county is entitled
to some consideration then she may
get her share.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
JUNCTION BRIGGS TO
BATTLE C. & A. TODAY

The above is the baseball program
fer tonight at Warren park. Yes, to-
night is correct, for the contest will
open at $50 sharp, giving those who
work on the day shift a chance TO
change clothes and eat dinner before
hostilities commence.
Miller and Waters is the pre-battle
announcement made by Manager Gil
Pitman of the functions while the
c. & A. have not decided which one
of their numerous chuckers will work.
Last reports credited them with John
son, Eason, Curley, Sdhellenlierger.
Campbell and Bidwell. Meachem will
catch.
Harris in Navy League
The Junction club will present prac
tically the same lineup as on Sun
day. Toner will play first. Birkel
will work at second with Johnson at
third and Krigbaum short Bejoin,
Pitman and Earthman will play out
field.
The c. & A. lineup has not been
decided upon.
Lefty Harris, pitcher and outfield-
er for the Emotions. ileft last
night fer Los Angeles where he will
enter the navy Also he will play
ball for the Submarine Ease as that
team is managed by Bert Whaling.
Kitty Brashear and Tonneson will
do the umpiring today. Brashear is
the real thing in the Indicator han
ding line and his big league work in
Sundays game made a decided hit
He keeps the players hustling and
makes the contests fast and further
more calls the decisions right instead
of guessing at them. as do. so many
amateurs. Tonneson umpired in the
east and has the reputation of being
a capable official The league Of
ficers deserve much credit for secur-
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24

ing competent Nmpires as nothing
helps more to make good ball.
The Junction team bested the C. &
4. to in u innings in the league
opener and today's contest is expected
to prove a repetition of that thrilling
struggle.
Queen Plays Sunday
Sunday viii lfind the Copper Queen
team clashing with the G.. q A. The
Queen will have a number Of new
faces in the lineup then as Outfield-
ers Whaling and Tenant will be in
uniform. Jack Powell Will work on
the infield unless another infielder
whom Manager Fred Carnes is after
is secured. These men will add con-
siderable strength to the team IN
every department.
Bill Leverett is working out daily
and is determined to get revenge on
the G. & a. for the lambasting he re-
when he was far from right. Leverett
should be one of the best hurlers
in the circuit. if not the league lead,
er, when he gets started buZzing them
over as he can do when his arm Is in
condition.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
VOLLEY BALL CLUB
NOW GOING STRONG

The eight o'clock class volley ball
club of the Y. NJ c. A. is going strong,
acocrdina to Physical Instructor
James w. Morley OF the association.
New members are signing up each
week and the team plans to challenge
all corners for a series Of games. The
class meets each Tuesday and Friday
night and each meeting night finds a
large attendance as there is always
something doing.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
AFTER EASIER CAP.

Deputy Sheriff Percy Bowden was in
Bisbee yesterday, on his way to Tomb
stone, where he went to exchange cars,
so that he could ride a little faster
in pursuit of the bootleggers. 1t is
reported that some them have recently
purchased $4,000 Packards and only a
few days ago one of them brought in
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
EVANS GOES 10 ARMY.

Alden a. Evans, for four months
with the Daily International, left yes
terday for Fort Worth, Texas. hav-
ing been selected there for service
in the United States army. He will
visit his parents for several days
before entering the training camp.
Wilson Matthews. for several years a
member o. the editorial staff of the
Fort Worth Record. will take the
place made vacant by the departure
OF Mr.. Evans.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
STRINGENT COAL RULING.

In accordance with the regulations
of the United States Fuel administra'
ton, purchasers of coal in the Warren
District are required to make true
declaration of their annual require
ments to the local dealers when pur-
chasing in any amount over half ton
according to official notice received
here ny the local coal dealers. The
purchaser must state the quantity re-
quired for the coming year, as well
as the quantity consumed during the
past year. and the quantity desired for
immediate delivery. The amount on
hand must also be given, number of
rooms TO be heated and kind of build
ing, kind of heating plant. The state
ment must be certified to. The local
dealers state they will require all local
customers to strongly adhere to the adj
ministratiOn ruling.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
LocKWooD's PLACE.

Judge A. G. McAllister of Graham
county, is in Tombstone sitting in the
Superior court in place of Judge Lock
wood, who is on a tour through the
northern part of the county, in The
interests of the third Liberty loan. He
will be gone from Tombstone Ger the
balance of the week.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
AT FLAGSTAFF.

According to advices received in
this city Miss Minnie Lintz, former
county school superintendent Of this
county, will be one of the teachers
that will begin the fall term at the
Flagstaff Normal. Since leaving the
county Miss Lintz has been taking
post graduate course vat Cornell
University
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
FROM TUCSON.

George H. Daily, of Tucson, is spend
ing a few days in the. city on bust
ness visit. Mr.. Daily was a clerk of
number of years ago and still has a
number of friends in this locality who
remember him. He is now engaged
in the mining business. He has not
been in the city for several years
and states that he notices a vast
number of Improvements.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
WERE IN DOUGLAS

w. A. Meyers and wife of this city
were in Douglas Sunday on a visit
to friends Mr.. Meyers is the acting
manager of the Phelps-Dodge Store
in this city and formerly lived in
Douglas and Macossari, Sonora, and
has hosts of friends in those cities.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
GIVEN SUSPENDED SENTENCE.

Dayton Graham, Jr., who was ar
rested some time ago for transporting
intoxicating liquor in the vicinity Of
Garces, was yesterday given q two
year suspended sentence by Judge
McAllister in the superior court at
Tombstone
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
UNDELIVEREp TELEeRAMs.

The following undelivered kilograms
are at the Western Union office for
want of a better address: Reynold
Moreno. John d. Murphy, A. z. Cherry,
Jessie |. Horton, and w. A. Woods.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24

a load. The Purity Squad of Doug
las so far, has failed to turn in any
violators of the law, but they have
stopped the working of them on the
road and compelled the taxpayers to
feed and keep a number of them.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES

One size smaller after ming Aliens Foot-Ease,
the antiseptic powder for the feet. Shaken into
the shoes and sprinkled In the football, Aliens
FOotaEase makes tight o. new shoes feel easy
gives instant relief 10 oorns and bunious prevents
Busters, Gallons and Sore Spots. It's the greatest
comfort discovery OF the are. Try q to-day.
Sold everywhere, l5c. For FREE tria package,
Adde'S, Allen S. Omsted, Lc Roy, y. y.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24

the i'll health of Mrs. Foster. This IS
Dawes first visit outside OF the conn-
ty since he arrived here over IL years
ago. He has never been as far west
as Tucson. His friends nave hopes
that he will not get lost in the wiles
of Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
WAS ARRESTED.

According TO advices received here
Constable Lafe Gibson. at Gleason,
was placed under arrest at that place
On Saturday night by representatives
of the sheriff's office on a charge o:
embeZzlement. 1t is charged that the
money was embezzled from a man
named Brown. Gibson was released
on a $500 cash bond. According to
the story reaching here Gibson is
said to have circulated a subscription
list for the benefit of Brown jsst
after the latters house and contents
had been consumed by fire. Brown
was, at work on the county roads at
the time. II is now claimed that
Gibson collected in the neighborhood
of 5000 on the list and then appropri-
ated the same to his own use, claim
ing that Brown was indebted to him
in the amount of nearly $500. The
case is 20 come for trial later.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
RooMINe HOUSE SOLD.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Anderson of this
city, have sold their rooming house
business to Mrs. Frank Bauer, also of
this city. The house is located next
door to the Bisbee Improvement COM
pany office on o. X. street.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
A MISTAKE.

Some people labor under the i'm
preston that the third Liberty loan
bonds are not negotiable. This Is
due to the fact that they Muse the
word "nOn-cOnvertible" with "negoti-
able" "Non-convertible" means that
they cannot be exchanged for -onds
of future issue, but they ale ne
gotiable the same as any other ne
gOtiable instrument.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
MEET THIS AFTERNOON.

The ladies OF the Christian church
will meet at Garfield school house
this afternoon at l O'Clock. All men,
bers are requested to attend.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
NO POLICE COURT.

There was no session Of the police
court yesterday on account of Judge
Frank Thomas being called to Tomb
stone as a witness before the supe-
rior court. He returned late last eve
ming.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
ON SHORT VISIT.

Mrs. NJ. Newberry has returned to
her home in Douglas after spending
a few days here on visit 10 her
son, F. w. Newberry.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
SON ARRIVES.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Mayne of Tombstone Canyon has been
frightened by the arrival of a son.
Mother and son are both doing nicely.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
WAS IN TOMBSTONE.

Constable Bert Policy was in Tomb
stone yesterday on business before the
Superior count. He returned late last
evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
DANCE

C. Il A. Band Dance, Warren Park
Wednesday and Saturday. Admins.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
HAVE RETURNED.

Charles Dawson, wife and daughter,
and Mrs. Harvey. have returned from
Douglas where they have been visit.
ing with friends for a few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
TO THE COAST.

Dave Foster. wife and children, left
last evening on the Golden State Lin
tied for Los Angeles where they will
remain for some time on account of
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24

The JIP BLOCK CO. OF DOUGLAS
will pay $500 to the man who took
the work bench from the rear OF Gun
ningham house, if he will return the
Jip Block sign to A. Parker. Warren.
ADV 2
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24

For noon day Iuncn. go TO the
English Kitchen and try one of their
35c combinations; choice of three
combinations. Adv. gu
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24

DR.. Plsyfair, Osteopath. SO Mason
Hill, Mason car stop. Phone Blue 647
Adv.-231
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24

The Yoemen Lodge viii meet Tues.
day, april %. Social dance after meet
ing All Yoemen and friends invited
ADV.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24

Gambling will soon be a thing Of the
past in Yuma if the ordinance passed
by the city council OF that town is
effective. 1t makes misdeameanor to
gamble, punishable by a fine or i'm
prisUnment or both. The ordinance is
to take effect in thirty days.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24

L. l. Gilman sells the New Edison,
"the photograph with a soul"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
MADAM cAGNEY

Lifts the dark vel! Of the past, reads
the destiny of the future. Across from
theatre, Lowell. Advise
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
ATTENTION. YoEMEN

Guarantee Paint Co., Phone $50.
-Adv.-60!
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
MATERNITY HOME

Call Black 573 for terms, etc.
Advertisement-974
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
uNpER NEW ADVANCEMENT
ROcKHILps STAGE

The Ozark boarding and rooming
house, II Brewery Gulch. Adv.-16l
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
City Briefs

~
Has anyone visited you? Or >
r have you entertained? If so. call \
the Review after p. m. and tell :
the Society Editor, Phone 80.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
Business Locals
ATTENTION. MOOSE

Installation of officers, at regular
meeting, Friday, April 26. Refresh
ments.
Adv. w. r. TONKIN,
81 Dictator.
Expert paper hanger and painter c.
J. Brandt. Phone 456. Box $50. $50
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
STRAWBERRY SHORT c

with whip cream. English Kitchen.
ADV. I'll
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24

Bisbee-Tombstone, Leaves Bisbee-
Bisbee Auto Co., z a. m, 1870 p. m.
Phone Bisbee 5. Adv
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
GUILD.

The St Johns Guild viii meet with
Mrs. Walter Hubbard on Higgins Hill
this afternoon.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-08-03
SOLDIERS RAID
LABOR TEMPLE
Returned Canadians An
gered By 24hour Strike
In Vancouver

Vancouver, B. c.. Aug. 8.-Angered
because approximately 1000 union
workers of Vancouver went on a "a
hour strike at noon today as g. pro-
test against the recent killing Of AL
bert Goodwin, alleged draft evader,
by a dominion officer, a crowd esti-
mated at nearly 400 returned SOL
diers, officers and men, raided the
labor temple here yesterday.
The soldiers broke down some in
side doors, secured entrance to the
offices and threw books and records
into the street. -
V. r. Midgley, labor secretary and
prominent labor leader, and John
Kavanagh, socialist leader, former
president Of the Trades council, were
taken into the street and made to
kiss the Union Jack. Constables
surrounded soldiers and their pris-
oners, but later the soldiers went to
& nearby drill ground where they
passed resolutions giving Vancouver
Strike leaders two hours to call off
the strike or suffer the penalty of
being run out Of the city.
Earlier in the afternoon the SOL
diers attempted to operate the
street cars. which had been stopped
by the strikers, but some one turned
off the power.