Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-12
Men,s Denartment

The association is in receipt of an interesting letter from J. ,Theo. Marks. who is now located at Jerome. Mir. Marks was formerly employed in the local mines. He left here some months ago for Cananea, where he was employed by the Four C's con- pany. He is now employed by one of the big companies of Jerome.
 The Bisbee bowlers. as it stands now. are the best bowlers in the state, having won this year from Douglas the Walter Douglas perpetual cup, with the first team, and the annual shield tournament from Douglas with the first and second teams, and they may 20 to Tucson and wallop their 1 first team before the month is out. ! During the warm season, which is On- | ly a short time in Bisbee. our alleys will be put in first class shape, and i possibly new alleys. Then we will again be ready to meet all corners next season.
 c. J. Barnhart. representing the h. ternational Correspondence schools here for the past month, expects to leave in a few days for Colorado Springs. where he will visit his rela- tives before joining the colors.
 Harry Gillispie, who has been with Schwartz Brothers and a member of the "Y' for number of, years, left 1 Thursday for the training camp in l Texas. and expects to go across soon with the rest of the bunch.
 B. L. Srygley, an enthusiastic "Y" member for some months. expects to leave for Fl Paso on May 10th. Mir. Srygley will take the examination for the medical corps, in which branch of the service he has volunteered.
 The educational department is still booming with classes. A new class in the chemistry of mining was organiz- ed the past week. This class is free to all interested and meets every Tuesday and Friday at o'clock D. m. The mining class every Thursday at 1:30 and zoo p. m. is still in full swing. Mir. Tenney's geology class meets as usual at 1:30 and zoo p. m. on Wednesdays. The Spanish class has a new teacher. who is well versed in Spanish. and the class is meeting regularly Wednesday and Friday at | 700 D. m. Men are welcome to avail themselves of these opportunities. Ed Cooley. brother of our old friend "Bilr' Cooley, came in on last Thurs day morning. and took out a member ship. Says he wants to get in the gym" at once. MT. Cooley is now living in Warren with his wife and i family-says he is we'll pleased with Bisbee and the surroundings. He is. a mining engineer, working for the Cop per Queen. MT. Cooley states that he frequently hears from Bill" and NIT. Newton. who joined the United States service with Pill. Mir. Newton is now first lieutenant, and Bill top sergeant in the same company.
 Following is a list of new members and renewals who have joined the as sociation during the past two weeks: Rod Mcdonald. W. T. Worthington. Jchn Newell. Thos. Lyons. Dr. c. H. Hunt, J. c. B. Amos. Jno. Shiels, J. S. Hunt. Chas. M. Cox. Chas. F. Hefeldt. Martin Medak. Jack Kofalt. F. J.. Bumpus. L. A. Fisher. R. Everett. Joe Dalmasso, Jas. T. Wright, Patrick St. John, Fred Trimble, w R. Potter, Err nest P. Norton, J. c. Buckner. Dr. Richard Glaze, Will Hickey. J. D. Dortch. L. M. Harlos. David G. San chez, Jack Cato. Newton D. Taylor, Clark Core. Lester Terrell. R. Whal- ing. Samuel L. Hunt. Syd Barton. John Neish, John Courson, Cirrel McDon- aid, Vincent Gonzales, c. w. Sheehan. David Seewald, Wm. Dewey Walker, Lawrence Frasco, J. McAdam. Wm. Ivan Gale. Nat Chavarria. Sam Slya- pich, R. E. Hays. Henry Michaels. b. A. Lee, Louis Mikovich, W. H. DeSel- lem. J. R. B. Shideler, Chas. Larson, Eugene Andreas, O. F. Raaz, Verue Brooks, A. F. Ne lson, J. A. Rosok, R. F. Sherman.