Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-16

left there two months ago for the east 70 join the colors. was not satisfied to wait any longer for the promised com mission, but decided to enlist as a private.
 Under the Smith-Hghes act passed by the last session of congress large sum of money was allotted to the state Of Arizona for the training of young people in various trades. agriculture. and home economies; and, the state. having appropriated an equal. sum. it seems evident that much more atten- ton will be given to industrial educa- ton in the future than in the past
 Charged with making disloyal re- marks, GOotfried Fogel. proprietor of radiator repair shop in Phoenix. has been arrested for violation Of the es- pionage act. Vogel is alleged to have said that Germany would win the war and that it is foolish to attempt to send ships of wheat across the sea. as the transports will be tOrpedOed by the submarines. He is also charge.l with saying that President Wilson had no business of getting into the war.
 The women of the welfare commit tee. of the Maricopa county council of defense have organized a special com mittee that provides automobile serv- ice for patriotic purposes. such as the work of the Red Cross, investigation .lf reports of necessity among soldiers dependents. recruiting duty by Jne representatives of the army and speak ing engagements in parts of the coun- ty outside of Phoenix. A machine all ways is available for any such need. usually driven by a woman.
 J. IT. LangstOn, assistant United States attorney. has returned to PhOe- nix from Globe. where federal court has ust adjourned until the third Mon day in September. Mir. LangstOn says there will be a special session at Tue son June 24 and a special session at Prescott in August. The next regular term of the federal court in Phoenix will be in October Mir LangstOn said that owing to so many arrests likely tor talking against the government it might be found advisable tO have a special session in Phoenix later on this summer.
 Jim Cullen. formerly city marshal and also sealer of weights and u.eas- ures at Tucson. will receive his back pay as sealer, under decision by the courts, following the passage of a res Olution yesterday at a meeting of the Tucson city council The courts de- clTed that Cullen. under the law. was entitled to Sl.S00 as city sealeT. at the rate of $500 a year. for the two years he was in office. The city coun- ci effected compromise by which MT Cullen receives city warrant for $1 800. good in December bearing no interest. The acceptance of the com promise eliminated an appeal from the decision of the court. planned by the city.
 Attorney William COndOn of Tucson has been advised that his sister. Miss Kate CondOn, formerly a noted sO- prano. but who O. late years has been gradually retiring from the musical world. has gone to France to sing for the American soldiers. Miss CondOn will be remembered by musicians and
 
 Bartlett Davis in The BostOnians. which made Robin Hood" popular. Recently Miss CondOn appeared xrith Sarah Bernhardt at benefit perform ance at New York City, at which S60. 900 was raised for the relief Of Russian Jews. Her home is at Chi cago. but she spends a great deal of her time in New York.
 
 The Arizona corporation commission mas taken steps to. oppose the recent order of Director General McAdoo rais- ing the intrastate passenger and freight rates claiming that the direc- tor general has overstepped his author it and infringed upon the rights that belong to the state. The action taken by the commission is in the form Oe an order to the Grand Canyon railroad. calling attention to the new schedule Of rates, made in accordance with in- structiOns from the director general. which states that in so filing them without first receiving permission of the state corporation commission it has violated the law. The order Of the commission against the Grand Can Dn railway applies to every other rail way in the state as it concerns rates rom point to point within the state.
 An unofficial reception committee. of relatives and Red Cross workers, received the train loads of troops which passed through Tucson yesterday On several of the trains were detachments of the l5Sth infau- Irv from Camp Kearny At l0.30 a. m.. Major M. c. Browne, who used 10 command Company F Of the Arizona national guards. arrived with a party ,f officers. Major Browne marched lale dozen companies to the military plaza for limbering up exercises. They Idd been on the road long time and were somewhat cramped