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Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-03
ANNOUNCEMENT

We wish to take this opportunity to announce that on February 1, 1918, we are going to commence closing out our stock of groceries On and after that date we will put our business on a cash basis and allow 10 percent off our regular retail price. We wish to offer to the public all our former ser vice as well as the benefit derived through their cash purchases. We also wish to state that we continue to up- hold the United States Food Admins tratiOn pledge, to prevent any possible hOarding if in our power, and all goods will be sold accordingly.
 GUS. HICKEY & CO, Phone 279.
 Ady.-725
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SULPHUR MORE VALUABLE THAN
 GOLD

The Warren Sulphur & Oil Company are about ready to start drilling se- Ties of wells on their Sulphur Land in the state of Louisiana, and taking the reports of government geologists, as we'll as good practical oil and sulphur men. who are now on the ground locat- ing the drilling sites. as our guide, it
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the many friends and neighbors, and Rev. Father Man din. also the miners at the Gardner Shaft and the nurses and doctors at the Copper Queen Hospital. also the boy friends for their kindness during the recent illness and death of our son. Joseph l.. Smith.
 Mir. & Mrs. Robert E. Smith and
 Family Adv.-902
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is almost a certainty that they will hit sulphur in the first well. which means higher price for the shares. which are now selling at l5 cents This Is possibly the last chance tO get this stock at this price See Co it today. Don't delay For full particulars, see F. BRIGGS & co. Lowell, Arizona.
 Adv.-S99
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ON BUSINESS TRIP.

D. P Hutchins, the auto truck deal CT from Tucson, was in the city yes terday on a short business trip while on his way from Tucson tO Douglas.
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City Briefs

<$ | < | Has anyone visited you? Or ! * have you entertained? If so. call @
 the Review after 6 D. ID. and tell I the Society Editor, Phone @.
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HAVE RETURNED HOME.

Miss Louise Norris and Mrs. M Jones have returned to their home in Douglas after a short visit here as the guests of Mrs. J. F. Norris of Warren
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ORANGE MEN ATTENTION

All members and visitors are d o. quested to attend a special meetin e n Monday. Feb. 1. at p. m. Installation of officers. Refreshments will be served. By Order.
 GEO. SLEEAlAN. W. M.
 Adv
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ORANGE MEN ATTENTION

All members and visitors are re quested to attend a special meeting on Monday. Feb. 4. at p. m. Installation of officers. Refreshments will be served By Order.
 GEO. SLEEMAN. W. NJ.
 Adv
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WAS IN CITY.

J. NJ. Sparks, the Douglas member of the board of supervisors. was in the city again yesterday on business con nected with the building that he is erecting in this city.
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Thursday. February 7th, Mrs. Edith C. Burns of Warren. will have on eX- hibit at her home, the embroidered dress goods. Will be pleased to have you call. Adv.-S49
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ORANGE MEN Ar1ENrIoN

All members and visitors are re- quested to attend a special meeting on Monday. Feb. {. at : D. m. Installation of officers. Refreshments will be served. By Order.
 GEO SLEEMAN. W. M.
 Adv
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ATTENTION ElKS

The funeral of our late Brother Her bert F. Cooper, will be held at the Elks Club, Sunday, Feb. 3. 1918, at ? p. m. All Elks are requested to meet at the Elks Club at p. m. and attend in a body.
 R. E. WARNER, Exalted Ruler
 Adv.-S64
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Mems S25O and $500 flannel dress shirts. mid-winter sale price S1.95. Kobey's, opp. Eagle theatre. Adv.-965
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Our mid-winter clearance sale starts Monday, Feb. 4th. All winter goods must go before the war prices. kOb- ey's. opp. Eagle theatre. Adv.-965
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bert E. Cooper, will be held at the Elks Club. Sunday, Feb. 3. 1918. at ? p. m. All Elks are requested to meet at the Elks Club at p. m. and attend in a body.
 R. E. WARNER, Exalted Ruler.
 Adv.-S64
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ATTENTION ELKS The funeral of our late Brother Her
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All officers of Arizona Court No. l O. of A, are requested to meet at Ma sonic Hall Monday at D. m- for prac- tice. LILLIAN CHAMPION. R M-
 Adv.-S29
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Mems $500 to $500 dress shoes. mid winter sale price S445. Sale starts Monday, Feb. 4th. kobey's. opp. Ea- gle theatre Adv.-965
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Cigars and tobacco all night can be had at English Kitchen Ady-596
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ANYBODY who rides on jitney bus No. l3954 is protected against acci- dent indemnity $5,OO0 bond.
 w. E. MALCOMB.
 Adv.-S62
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ing and paper hanging. New goods HOW here. Guarantee Paint Go.
 Adv.-2S0
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Expert paper hanger ana painter. ]. Brandt Phone 456. Box 150. $50
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Best brands of cigars and tobacco can be had after l a. m. a, English Kitchen. A1v-59T
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Business Locals
MATERNITY HOME

Call Black 573 for terms, etc.
 Advertisemeni 97s
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See our new wall papers. Guarantee
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ROCKHlLl'S STAGE
 Bisbee-Tombstone. Leaves Bisbee- Bisbee Auto Co, a. m., 1:3G p. m. : Phone Bisbee ,. Adv
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L. L. Gilman sells the New Edison. ''the phonograph with a soul"
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Paint Co. Phone 45 or 75O. Adv.-2SO
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Phone 45 or 75O for prices on paint.
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S25O suit cases, well built and full sizes, mid-winter sale price S1.65. kObey's, opp. Eagle theatre. Adv.-965
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Passport pictures 75 cents per set; post card photos. for 9 cents and up. Broadway Studios, just off Brew cry Gulch- Adv.-S63
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REVIEW WANT ADS BRINGS RESULTS,
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Dr. Playfair. osteopath, ss Mason Hill, Mason car stop. Phone Blue 647
 Adv.-2SI
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ELKS DANCE

ELKS DANCE
 Friday. February Sth, the Els will give a dance to visiting Elks and friends by invitation. They are also planning a big dance to be given on the 22nd. Ad-.- SS9
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COAL! COAL COAL!

Dawson coal (sackedD $16 per ton cash Gallup coal (sacked) SIG per ton cash. Delivered. Brophy Car
 riage Co., Phone 2S4. Adv.-567
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-05
VILLA AGAIN AT
 HIS OLD TRICKS
ORv Revlew Leased WIrel

JUAREZ, Mex, Oct 4.-Confirma- tion of Villas attack on Santa Rosalia, Chihuahua, 100 miles south of Chihua- hua City, Wednesday morning was received here tonight in messages giv- ing the details of the attack on the Mexican watering place. According to this information Villa pretended to be marching towards Ojiniga down the ConchOs river. When twenty miles from the town he captured five Mex ican cowboys, held them as hostages and sent the two others into the town. They were ordered to tell General Francisco Murguia they had passed Villas command seventy miles down the river marching toward Ojiniga. General Murguia, according to the re- port, started in pursuit across coun- try, leaving only a small garrison in Santa Rosalia. Tuesday night Villa repeated his Indian trick of doubling back on his trail, attacked the town in the early dawn and, after killing prac- tically all of the garrison and several civilians, withdrew, according to the telegram.
 Governor General IgnaciO Enriquez is preparing to take the field in per son against Villa with TOO newly or ganized state rurales. Villa is expect ed to attack some point on or near the border soon.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-05
WARREN DISTRICT PROMISES TO 60
 OVER THE TOP
Report of First Weeks Work in the Liberty Loan Drive Shows One-Third of Quota Raised; Mines Yet Out

First reports of the Liberty Bond committees of the Warren district on the results of their first weeks work, plans for the parade and meeting thls evening in celebration of women Tn war work day and details of the re- maining days of the Liberty Bond drive. were discussed at the meeting of the team captains, workers and others interested last night in the rooms of the Warren District Conner cial club. One hundred per cent or ganizations were reported, district captains made their reports of sales actually consummated, and the finan- cial outlook for the district was dis cussed.
 Districts of the city proper of Bis bee through their captains and work CTS, reported that they have sold to date $226,69O in bonds. Teachers Of the Warren district included In this statement increased this sum to S232,- 29O. The total subscription for the districts included in Lowell, which embraces Upped Lowell, Jiggerville, Bakerville and South Bisbee, was re- ported at S53,0O0. Warren commit tees reported through their captains A subscription total of S32,000. Total subscriptions reported through the women's organization of the entire district were .s317,29O, with five dis tricts yet to be heard from, and with none of the subscriptions of miners included in the reports.
 During the meeting an honor roll of institutions of the district which have already reported 100 per cent sub scriptions was given by various work CTS. Those organizations and institu- tions and business houses which have to date made perfect scores follow:
 Warren District Teachers.
 Bisbee Postoffice Employees.
 Bisbee Improvement Company.
 McCartney's Carpenter shop.
 Phelps-D Dodge Store. Lowell.
 c. & A. Supply Store.
 Junction Shaft.
 Briggs Shaft.
 Additional reports from the mines were to the effect that the Copper Queen mine employees have already passed the 90 per cent mark in sub scriptions; that the c. & A. employees are equaling the record of former loans and that the Shatruck and Denn mines will report at the close of the campaign fully 95 per cent of their employees as purchasers of fourth Lib erty Bonds.
 The enthusiasm with which the women have entered into the cam paign and with which they are con- ducting their sales, was one of the outstanding features of the meeting. To add emphasis to this feature, Mrs.
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drophohia, malarial fevel, small poX, measles, scarlet fever, typhoid fever, yellow fever, whOOping cough, infan- tile paralysis, epidemic cerebro spinal meningitis, humps, tuberculosis.
 We have at this time few cases Of diptheria in the city; some of them were not reported to me for almost a week after they had been under treatment. consequently they were not isolated until after the active stage of the disease was over and possibly others had come in contact with and contracted it. Now l puh- iicly appeal to the doctors, parents and others whose duty it is to report these diseases to me promptly The law states that even suspicious cases must be reported and held under ob- servation until correct diagnosis is made l am placing every case Of diptheria reported under quarantine and am not releasing anyone until l have secured two negative throat cul- lures. This seemingly works hard ship on some individuals, but it must be done or we will have an epidemic of diptheria in Bisbee that will not only cost a great deal in time and money, but perhaps human lives as well. Some throats clear up much more promptly than others; some clear up in ten days or two weeks, while others do not clear up for sev- eral weeks, hence the importance of keeping everyone under quarantine until we get the negative throat cul- lures.
 In this matter, as in all others, that pertain to the health and happiness of the people of Bisbee, I earnestly solicit the cooperation of each and every citizen of the town. l want to give you the best there is in me while I am city health officer, but without the cooperation of the peo- pie I must necessarily fail.
 I note that Spanish influenza has made its appearance in at least two communities in this state, namely Flagstaff and Winslow. I wish to ad- monish the people and the doctors of the city to keep sharp lookout for the appearance of this malady and report same to this office promptly in order that we may take every pre- caution against the spread of it here. The symptoms of Spanish influenza are very much the same as those of la grippe, beginning with a chill, or chilly sensations, malaise, headache, pain in the back and limbs, fever and catarrhal symptoms.
 Watch for these symptoms and call doctor promptly upon their occur renee. By concerted action among the people. doctors and health au- thorities, we can prevent not only a serious epidemic of influenza, but an epidemic of any of the cOmmuni- cable diseases.
 O. D. BROWN,
 City Health Officer.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-05

The 1918 food reserve is the only safe insurance of 1919 food supplies.
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INFLUENZA WAVE
 BREAKS OUT IN
 WARREN DISTRICT
Seven Cases Are Reported ed to the Local Health Of- ficers Last Night; Others Are Under Observation

The wave of Spanish influenza has reached the Warren district, accord ing to reports that have been made 10 the city and county health officers in the city last evening by attending physicians. There are four cases at the Park hotel, a Mexican woman IS suffering on Chihuahua hill, one case in Upper Lowell and one on Mason hill. The doctors in attendance state that none of the cases so far has de- yeloped into the danger stage, al though in one or two cases the victims seem to be suffering from some lung trouble besides the usual symptoms or la grippe.
 The health officers so far have taken no definite action in regard to the matter of placing quarantine reg ulations. but should the epidemic be- gin spreading there is a possibility that some such steps will be taken.
 Dr. Brown, city health officer, has written a statement to The Review to be published prior to the report of the cases that are now listed, advising the citizens of the city to report any con tagious disease and especially any
 
 The article is as follows:
 On the approach of winter ana the gathering of the children in the schools, we. as doctors, parents teachers and guardians, must be on the alert to detect and control m their incipiency all communicable dls- eases. In these times of stress we can ill afford to have an epidemic of any kind. It is imperative that we maintain a 100 per cent efficiency. fear that some have been a little lax in reporting and isolating communlca- ble diseases. I admit frankly that ii works a hardship on the individual to be shut in for a few days, but l am sure when the people realize the importance of keeping a strict watch on these diseases, they will willingly submit to the inconvenience that being under modified quarantine for few days will cause them. We have a state law and a city ordinance de- manding that all communicable dis eases be reported to the health author ities immediately upon discovery, and if there is not a doctor in attendance it is obligatory upon the parents, or those in charge of the place where tie individual may be stopping, or liv- ing. to report same. For the informa' tion of the public I am giving here a list of diseases that are communicable and that are required by law to be re- ported to the health authorities, as follows:
 Report These Diseases.
 Bubonic plague, chicken pox, den que, diptheria, German measles. hy-
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ARIZONA CITIES
 INCLUDED IN
 DISEASE GRIP

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STOPS TRAIN 10 SUBSCRIBE.

SAN FRANCISCO, cal, Oct. IT Uslng a United States flag to stop the train, Mrs. G. E. Corners, wife of a section hand employed on the Arizona desert, boarded the big Liberty Loan special near her home yesterday to tender her Liberty Loan subscription, according to an announcement here today by Liberty Loan headquarters. At Fort Whipple, Ariz., more than 100 patients were brought in ambulances from tuberculosis hospitals to the train yesterday to staisfy their desire to participate in the loan.
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Sam Frankenburg. chairman of the Bisbee womens committee, announced that more than 1000 women will par ticipate in the parade this evening in honor of women in war work day. and that the entire assemblage will remain at the City park to hear the address of Paul Renau lngles of Phoe- nix, who has been sent to this district for the especial purpose of assisting in making the celebration a success.
 Reports of the women's committees read at the meeting last night total approximately one fifth of the Warren districts quota in this drive. The reports of the banks Cf the district of personal subscriptions received in creased this total to approximately one-third of the district quota. The E-TT
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HUNDREDS ARE
 KILLED IN
 EXPLOSION

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Renort These Diseases.

Bubonic plague, chicken pox, den que. diptheria, German measles, hy-
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ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., Oct. 1. - Fourteen cases of what physicians diagnose as Spanish influenza, while others pronounce the ailment some thing else, were reported here today. One of the sufferers is a soldier who was removed from a troop train and taken to the Red Cross hospital for treatment.
 At meeting of the board of health tonight it was decided to make further investigation at once and if the mal- ady proves to be Spanish influenza all dance halls, schools. moving picture shows, churches and other public places will be closed until the epi- demic is stamped out.
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ATTENTION

The Warren district chapter of the Red Cross. wishes to raise their funds by monthly subscriptions only. The public will be doing the committee a great favor if they refuse to buy tick cts for rallies, entertainments or dances given for the benefit of the Red Cross.
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 Kennedy of Leadville, Colo. died of the disease, last week.
 Three other deaths from pneumonia with influenza as the cOntributOry cause were reported today, and are included in the total announced by Dr. Sharpley tonight
 At Boulder, Colo, the sixth death among selective service men attach ed to the army technical school at the university of Colorado was reported today, Miles II. Milligan of Miles City. Mont, being the latest victim.
 At Colorado Springs, Professor Will liam H. Crawford, professor of engin- eering at Colorado college, died of pneumonia, making the fourth death there. Professor Crawford went to Colorado college from Pennsylvania a month ago.
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Grand 1ntal .S5S, 2

tOlfAls FOD .@JW
 This report is complete for the dis trict up to and including yesterdays It does not include, however, the total sales in the mines of the district, and in several of the other larger institu- tions, and does not include those who have promised to purchase, but who have delayed the first payment until after the first pay day of the mines for October
 Workers and others attending the meetings were highly satisfied at the results of the drive for the first week. They reported but few cases where it will be necessary for the strong arm committee to work, and declare that the spirit of the people of the district is higher and better than in any of the preceding campaigns.
 The next meeting of the committee and workers will be held at the Com mercial club rooms on next Friday night, when new reports will be re- ceived. Meantime. committees will practically complete their canvasses of the district and the strong arm committee will have started its work Gn those who have refused to sub scribe, or who have purchased too small a sum in bonds.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-05
GAME CALLED OFF.
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By Review Leased Wire)
 WEST POINT, N. Y., Oct. 4.-The Army's football game with Boston col lege, scheduled to be played here to- morrow, has been called off, it was announced tonight, because of the war department5s order that the two upper classes be graduated Nov. l.
 The whole football situation here is now badly upset and all games may be cancelled for lack of gridiron ma terial. Of the 400 cadets who will remain after the graduation. only 20 are on the football squad.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-03-24
MOTHERS OF MEN

Mothers of men-the words are good. in- deed. in the saying: Pride in the very sound of them. strength in the sense Of them, then Why is it their faces haunt me, wistful faces as praying Ever some dear thing vanished and ever hope delaying.
 Mothers of men? Mothers of men. most patient. tenderly slow 10 discover The loss of the old allegiance that may not return again: You give a man to the world. you give a woman a lover Where is your solace then when the time of giving is over.
 Mothers of men? Mothers of men, but surely. the title is worth the earning: You who are brave in feigning must I ever behold you then By the door of an empty heart with the lamp of faith still burning. Watching the ways of life for the sight of . child returning.
 Mothers of menf
 -Theodosia Garrison.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-03-24
First Torpedoes Made of
 Kegs, Filled With Powder
 and Kerosene, Destructive

Many stories are being printed now adays about the true origin of the tor pedo. One of the most interesting of these incidents, and which certainly would seem to have . fair claim to this distinction, concerns an early event in American history, observes . writer. This was the battle of the kegs. staged in the Delaware river be- low Philadelphia, January 10, 1776.
 A number of British warships were lying In the river at that time and American forces were present In the vicinity. Capt. David Bushnell con ceived the idea of blowing up the Brit- ish ships. He obtained a number of kegs and filled them with kerosene and gunpowder, and attached . plunger to each keg in such manner that 1t would scrape upon . flint the moment this plunger struck . solid substance.
 On the morning of January 10 Brit- lsh lookosts upon the ships saw nu- nerous kegs floating down the Deia- wa4 Eivef. One of these collided with an Scs cake. Insanity there was an explosion and . shower oe ice Rlintefk The lookouts rubbed the1r eyes, ten callsd tAe men to Quurtefs, snd iutense intessst eentered upoA tAe oBeo0ing keeA Ths war1hip co0- maDdeRs se1Ded the s1tUatjoa and tWn- ed gua1rs upon tbe kees. ezploding tbsm eDe by oae. Thus Oaptain B1sA- oelI's ScheDe enme to an unsuecesu60
 sod, but tAe Saaa behe.d tbe bsgp eR.