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Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
ARRESTED FOR ADULTERY

William Byrley and Mrs. Nellie
Spaulding were placed under arrest
yesterday on a charge of adultery BY
The husband OF the woman. Louis
Soaulding. The offense is alleged TO
have been committed in this city on
December 18th. The couple were taken
before Judge High yesterday and the
man was released under $500 bond,
while the woman was allowed 10 go
on her own reeognizance. The prelim-
mary examination will be held before
Judge High this mOnring at 10
O'Clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
HAVE ENLISTED

The start has been made and four
subjects OF Great Britain yesterday
signed with Sergeant Blinman TO join
the British troops and LETT this morn
ing for Vancouver to be sworn in. The
quartet which enlisted yesterday were
\. and f. Williams. brothers; Frank
Sandry and Bert Penbeythy. These
men have been residents OF the camp
cor some time and were employed n
the local mines and have set the eN'
ample for their couRtfymea that Ser
geSut Blinman hopes will be follow
81 with a rush. as the British govern
ment expects TO get 1000 men nom
Arizona during the next few months.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
WAS THE 100000

George Lu3Wic. of the Bisbee ClcSn-
ing works. always has been more OF
less superstitiOIs. but now he is more
50 than ever. On New Years day,
when the cars were lined up to carry
the boys in the relay race 20 their re
spective stations eh was lucky enough
20 draw No. IS. He knew II was all
of then. but he went ahead and took
his boys down the road 70 his sta
ton. feeling that something was COINS
20 happen. and sure enough when the
racers egached that point the BiSbee
boys were overtaSen BY the Douglas
runners Snd Douglas obtained the lead
there that vas not overcome. Then he
went into Douglas and when he started
home he lad six blOwoGtS on the road
and did not arrive hack here until
nearly 10 o'clock and there were =
number Of anxious mothers wondering
what Georse Ludwig had done with
their bows. GeOrse says never agair
TOR No. Is With him.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
GERMAN PAPERS SHEER.

Nv NNNINW LEASED WIZ
WASHINGTON. Jan. s.-ExtractS
from many OF the leading German
papers received here by cable today
contain boSSts that the peace formula
given the Russians BY KRehlmsna and
Crernin mean nothing and have no
hindiOg force upon Germany. They
agree that Germany never viii give
Gp certain Of the lands she has cen
Quercd. but some OF the editors suS.
gest that what cannot be appropriated
BY violence may be taken BY agree
meDt. Sneering references are made
TO the democratic peace demanded
by Russian delegates. with the exDlan-
alton that the German delesatcs have
used the term Only in a polite form.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
APPOINTED RECEIVER

Saturday afternoon the annual
meeting OF the Arizona ChIdren's
Home association vas held al the y.
NJ. c. \. in Tucson and new directors
appointed. They were Mrs. Thomas
Cowpevthowaite Of Warren, Mrs. c.
Louise Baehrincer OF Yuma. Mrs. W.
d. GeOrgesOn Of Douglas, Mrs, T. =.
Pollock Of Flagstaff Mrs. Charles Sol
onion. Mrs. J. :. Ebert OF Tucson. and
Ms. Thomas f. Campbell of Phoenix.
The directors meeting reelected
Mrs. Harry HeiShton Of Tucson. vice
president; Mrs. c. r. Blair. secretary;
Mrs. L. X shelton. treasurer. and Ed.
Il. Rally. state superintendent: Mrs. ].
=. Ebert local superintendent: Mrs.
J. d. Mathews Mrs. Charles solomon
and Mrs. George Reid were chosen
trustees.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
nv Review Leased wirel

LONDON. Jan. s-Although the
sinkings Of ships OF large tonnage in
the past week have been rather heS-
w. the total for December is charac-
teriEed as satisfactory, being only
slightly larger than for November.
which established low record. The
tcnnsge sunk during December was
well below that Of any month previ-
Gus TO September. Against this. how
ever. the sinkingS Of submarines were
greater in December than in any prev
ious month since the var began,
Naval men declare that more sub
marines were sunk in December than
the German ShipySrdS were able TO
launch: so the German submarine
navy may now be said 70 have begun
actually 10 shrink process which
tie allies hope 20 accelerate rapidly.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
NOT TAKING ouEsrloNNAlREs

There are number OF young Mex
lean residents OF the Warren district
who are going 10 find themselves up
against the laws OF Uncle sam unless
tloy get busy and take their GUeS-
tionnaires cut OF the post office. There
is list at each window that states
who QuestiOnnaires are held for and in
a number Of Instances they have call
cd for mail and refused 10 take the
missionaries out a list OF the
questionnsires that have remained IN
called for AT the post office viii be
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
mAkINo COLLECTION

During the past week no less than
four houses have been entered in
the Warren district and in each in
stance suns az some sort have been
stolen. The house OF Rob Wilbur q
.. X. street was entered Snd shot
gun taken; the rooms in the y. ". {.
\. were entered and a siNShOoter
taken in each instance; the house Of
Ven strand In Upper lowell vas en-
tered New Years nightand a $3.50
rifle ani 500 rounds Of ammunition
taken and Tuesday night the home Of
former Justice OF the Peace Smith Of
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks 10 all our friends for their
kindness shown during the sickness
and death OF our darling baby; and
10 the singers and TO those contrib
uting floral tributes and especially to
DR.. Reese for his devoted attendance.
Mr. AND MRS. WILLIAMS AND
FAMILY. Adv. $50
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
LOST FIELD GLASSES

Lieutenant William Randolph OF the
medical corps stationed AT Douglas.
on New Years day lost a pair OF gov
eminent field glasses while on the
Say from Tombstone TO Douglas from
his automobile. The glasses were in n
fair sole leather case and the barrel
Of the glasses has been inscribed L. s.
signal corps. \ reward of sic is Of
Tered for return OF the glasses 20 the
Sheriffs office here or 20 the Review
office.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
HAS LEASE

over in the Wrightson district. on
the east side OF the Santa Rita noun
t2ins, Mr.. Tom Stafford. an expert
enced miner from Bisbee. has taken
over under bond and lease, the Dixie
mine OF ". T. Powers OF Patagonia,
ana is running d tunnel 10 cut the
ledge AZ a depth OF 225 feet. which lUn-
nel is about % feet below the SO,tOm
Of 150-foOt shaft. in which theve are
four feet OF good lead ore IunniIS
high in lead. with some silver. AS
says show more than 90 per cent lead
and Il ounces in silver per ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03

Lowell VAS entered and two guns
taken. So far the officers have been
unable to secure the slightest clue to
the burglars. Il might be Wen IL any
lcwGbiGsCc citizen sees any enc ont
late 1T night carrying anything re.
sembliRg a rifle OF shotgun 10 cali up
the nearest officer and report the
same. or hunt up one. so that the
thieves can be captured.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
IDENTITY ESTABLISHED

The identity OF the insane man who
was taken to Tombstone Tuesday by
Deputy Sheriff RED Cannon, has been
established. His name IS ice Taylor
and he has been roOming az the 30,
n9nza hotel in Lowell He has been
working in the local mines for about
three months. He came here from
California. He will be held in Tomb
stone for few days before being ex.
amined by the insanity board. as there
IS possibility that his mind is only
slightly affected from drinking large
quantity OF home made vine, which
he claims was given 20 him by
friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
uNosLlvEREo TslEeRAMs

The following kilograms remain IN
called for ST the Western Union OF
flee; Mrs Fred Otero. Mrs. Jennie
Cardinal. W. 4. Turner John ThOrsen.
Frank Alexander. Wm. X. BSughman.
G. D. Brownen. 3. T. Dover, c. Shea.
Mrs. J. l. Peres. Joe Bit2rin. L. \.
o'ToOle, John Callahan. Ailt Eyerets.
Conception de Lopez. Nora Dabhs. L.
E. Rouse. Patrick Donahus
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
PRESENTS P,ANO

A dispatch from Deming Of recent
date says; The Y. W. c. A. of this
city has been presented with a piano
by Mrs. J. S. Douglas, of Dougias.
Arizona. wife OF the well known min
ing magnate, The musical instrC-
ment arrived al the hostess house
yesterday, and the staff OF the y. ".
{. \. unit are delighted with the
handsome present. which is greatly
appreciated.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
HOOKING ENllSTS

W. E, Hooking. resident OF the
Warren district for the last four
years. but employed st Ray for
some time past, yesterday enlisted
in the Canadian ENpeditionary
forces and leaves there today for
San Francisco from which point he
viii go to British Columbia and will
Immediately enter the service OF the
British Over Sea forces.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03

published within the next few days
and If any one should see the name
% any friend thereon. they should in
form the postmaster or the draft board
~ his present whert ahcUts. 80 that
he win not be arrested under the new
law, which is very strict.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
AGAIN WARM cd

Housewives are once more warned
AGAINST persons who. it IS reported,
have attempted to buy. tax OF carry
home canned products. claiming that
they are representatives. OF the fod
administration. ANY such persons are
imposters.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
THANKS ARE SENT.

Louis Burgess. OF Bisbee, has
written 10 the Review expressing his
thanks to the good people Of Bisbee
for their remembrance at Christmas
time. The soldier treasures moth
ing so much as a letter or package
from the people at home" concluded
Burgess.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
ON SHORT VISIT

Steve Moore, the Tombstone ranch
er. was in the city yesterday on
short business trip from his home
stead. about six miles from Tombstone,
where he and his wife are located
Mrs. Moore was formerly Miss LESSEE
Loe of this city
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
RETURNS TO CAMP.

Eric Nelson. 4 local boy who is
serving with the 15Sth Infantry
First Arizonal and camped at Camp
Kearney. has returned to his regi-
ment after spending several days in
the Warren district visiting his
mother and brother.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
MARRIED IN e. PAso

Oliver r. Black ana Miss Treyar-
then. both Of this city were married
in Fl Psso last Saturday and have re-
turned to make their future home in
the district. Mrs. Black was a form
er teacher in the Bisbee public
schools and Mr.. Black is q local drug
gist.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
Ship Losses to
Allies Greater
In Final Month
CBy Review Leased Wirel

LONDON. Jan. S.-Eighteen British
merchantmen Of 1900 tons or over
have been sunk by mine or submarine
during the last week. according 90
the admiralty statement tonight
Three merchantmen under 1900 tons
were also sunk. This is material
increase over the previous week when
the sinkingS numbered twelve, Of
which eleven were more than 1900
tons.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
ON SHORT VISIT

Mrs. DR.. W. A. Greene was in the
city yesterday from her home in
Douglas, on a visit to friends. The
doctor was in the city for a few mo-
ments while on his way to Tombstone.
TO attend the meeting of the board OF
supervisors and left Mrs. Greene here
10 visit
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
INriANs ArrAcK rsAIN-

TUCSON ART. Jsn. "A train on
tNe Southern Pacific o. Mexico was
attacked BY NSOUi mdisus this mora
ms 20 2 point thirty-two miles south
OF EmpalUe and from twenty 20 thir-
" passengers killed. according % tee
graphic advises received here today.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
FUNERAL TO-DAY

The funeral services over the re,
mains OF the late Matt SlaaIz. who
died from the effects of injuries re
ceived in the Juntion shaft. will be
held this afternoon at o'clock from
tie Palace undertaking p2rlOrS. Rev.
Mandia VIII Officiate and interment
viii be made 1T the Evergreen GENE.
tey.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
City Briefs

= - = .
. Has anyone visited your Or
. have you entertained. II so. call =
the Review after .. n. and tell .
the Society Editor. Phone 80.
- e - - q
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
Returns 10 SCHOOL

Miss Kathleen Marriott has return
ed 10 Chicago to resume her duties in
school there, after spending the hoR-
days here with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. P. ?. Marlotti.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
RocKHILL's STAGE

Bisbee TcrbstOne. Leaves Bisbee-
Bisbss Auto Co. a a.. !, 50 p N 4
Passenger cars Careful drivers
Phone. Bisbee :. Adv
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
WERE IN TOMBSTONE

A number OF the local attorneys
were in Tombstone yesterday to at
tend the calling of the civil nOn-jury
cases. The cases were set for trial
for the next two weeks, after which
the Jury cases will be started
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
HAS RETURNED

Dan B. Seed. OF the firm of Hogan
& Seed. has returned from a three
weeks business trip TO New York.
where he went on mining business.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
sJsBEE TOMBSTONE STAGE

VIII run daily leaving Warren al Cole
building at $50 a. m and 1 2. N. Bis
bee az E p & s. W. depot al a N.
and 1850 p. m. Tel 3sS- ice Segar
-AdV-5S0
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
Business Locals

DR.. P1syfair, OSteOpaJs. - Mason
Hnl. Mason car stop Phone Blue s47
DIV. Isl
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
Dr. HELENE WEEP

Has opened parlors for ehiropody and
Banicuring al the Boston Apartments.
Adv. SIS
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
BABY GIRL

The home Of Fred Sherman, as
saver OF the Shattuck Arizona COM
pany, was frightened on the New
Year BY the arrival OF . 81 pound
girl.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03

Expert paper hanger ano painter {
' Brandt Phone 456 Rox $50. 5SH
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
BACK TO FLAG

o. D. Raudebsugh and wife OF Flag
staff returned 70 their home yester-
day after spending q few weeks hers
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03

on q visit 20 Ms. RandebaUgh's a9I
eats, Mr. and Mrs. Hamp Cochran.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03
eRINArE sANITARIum.

Cali Black SO for terms. etc
Ads ertisemeni ga
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-03

L / Gilman sells the New Edison
the phonograph with a soul
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-12
Six Business Men
OF Las Cruces Join
EIPaso Auto Club

The FL Paso Automobile club mem
bership has been increased by the adj
dition Of six business men Of Las
Cruces. y. NJ. who sent in their appli-
cations Tuesday. They are r s Rob
erts. c. r. Scott. L =. Strand. vs.. j.
Kyle. ID. c. Jones, the Dona Ana Mo-
tor company.
with the addition OF these men
the time is not far distant when we
VIII have q paved highway from Las
Cruces 20 FL Paso,' said w. G.. Roe.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Rodgers. OF Dallas,
en- route TO Phoenix and the coast.
registered at the touring bureau Of
the club Tuesday. Mr.. Rodgers made
the following report on road condi-
tious from Dallas
Dallas TO Abilene. good. Abilene
to Midland, fair and good. Midland 70
Van Horn. fair and good account Of
rains through that section. no mud
and little sand: Van Horn to Ell Paso.
good"
r. Curtis and wife OF FL Paso. left
for Lampasas. Texas. Friday morning
IN a Chandler roadster. The Reeds
expect TO be out Of the city two or
three weeks 3Ir. Reed has promised
the touring bureau a report on the
Fort stockton and OzOua roads
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-12
Cavalry ReceiUes
$1,000 Reward For
Capturing Murderer

Phoenix. Ariz., June IA warrant
for $4,000. drawn on the state treasury,
has been mailed by the governors Of
flee TO the commanding officer az
troop 7, 18th cavalry, at Hachita. N.
n ii represents the rewards ot1erel
for the apprehension Of Tom and John
Powers. and Tom Sisson. who lately
were convicted OF the murder Of sher-
if r. +. Mcbride, and deputies H. r.
KemDton and d. X WOOten Of era
ham county
There had been efforts by several
civil officers to claim the rewards
but IL was found to have been well
earned by the cavalry troop, Of which
members trailed the outlaws Tor ten
days before capture was made. Al
one time over 1000 soldiers and civil
ians were chasing the fugitives IN q
district from Mount Graham through
and southeast Of the Chiricahua
mountains. Il is considered probable
that another day might have seen the
men through 20 a refuge i'm Mexico
The murderers all are under life SEN
fences.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-12
STOCKMAN GETS $4,000
FOR HIS IS FAT STEERS

Chicago. Il. June 12--Imaglne get
ting over $4,000 for SIS steers- That
IDEAL dream Of the st0ckman was
realized yesterday when prices at the
stoclZyards reached the highest point
For S. steers averaging 1927 pounds,
one big packing firm paid $3.50 per
100 pounds. the highest ever paid for
good bunch Of steers, according TO
ward statisticians. one fancy steer
sold at SIS per 100 pounds, on ten
cents higher than any previous usure-
w. i. Gunderson Of Ceuterville. $. D.,
is homeward bound after disposing Of
"a cars Of cattle at $3.50 and SlaS5
and a carload Of hogs at sl6-55 per
100 pounds. He took with him. in ALL
$4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-12
POOLS ACTIVE;
TRADING LIGHT
Stock Market Is Irregular;
General List Yields to
Late PreSsnra-

E1TE-Cuotauonz reflect closing prices
June H.
Sew York June 12-The activity Of
pools iu EuacIal-iss WAS The only note
worthy feature on t0Lar's uncertain stock
market the general Izt yielding 90 late
pressure Sales apur1Zlmated 100000
shares
Am sections Of The stock market were
strengthened 90 the opening. the improve
1leEr being ascrlbeL 90 overnight war
news Greatest gains were scored by spe-
Cu.ativc ISSUES S-eels, Cnupars- Color do
Tuel- Great NcrLEeru ore. Baldwin Lo-
connective and American car made a7pre-
ciahia advances with Marine Preferred,
1leEical Petroleum Reading and IEicn
Pacific PITTSBURGH and West Virginia
again led the low priced rails Liberty
bonds aasel slightly
Early gains in inlustrials, equipments,
-lara'-. oils and shiuuinEs were supple
'~-H-. United States Steel emerE-
inE from i-s recent Inactivity at an adj
ralce OF liz points Tubacccs made adj
ditl1ual gains and suecialties were Jed by
d-stlers. alcohol. cotton oil and Luseed
common and preferred Investment rails
hardened On buying u the trans-con-i-
nentlls. atchisou and Reading Liberty
SIS sold az 99.5s 90 $50; first IS az
$3.50; second IS at 9454 70 9E70 and
1855 a- g5-l4 % 95.SE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-12
Livestock Market


Chicago. ILL., June H1E-Rec5. pts.
1900. Market strong. 10 cents higher
than yesterdays extreme close packers
buying spariuEIy- Bulk Of sales. sl6-a
G16-61- butcher hogs. fl6-a5 Q 1880;
packing hogs, $3.50 @ 1886 light hogs.
Sl65og 1870 pigs Sl6--5 1913
Cl-tle-Eec=lDts, 1000 MARKET stally
20 strong on good carle- others general
j. steady. Beef steers. good choice and
prime, $3.50 @ 1856 common and medium.
$3.50 1885, butcher stock. cows anu
Lelfers SS-Z5 1896 Gamers and cutters
81 4e--8- s-ocke-s ana -eeleIs- 5t1-'
choice and fancy selected. flL-l5 2 u $50
Inferior common and medium ss-.l z
lL15, veal calves good and choice. Sl5--5
shea7-Reeaipts. 1000. Market stsauy
TO strong on bulk some spring lambs =
cents higher shorl lambs, choice ana
prime, $3.50 sles medium ana s"9l'
good and choice. sls-i2 G -e-o5; ewes
choice and prime. s14a14-50; medium and
good S1ZI14s cu-Ls, S5
Denver Livestock, Close
Denver. Colo. June ----HoE=-E2ece.Ets Is,
zoo. Market 10 90 Is cents lower Top
Sl5.55; bulk, s16--5 1910.
Ca-rle-Becei1ts. $500 Market steady
BeeE steers. s12F16-69; COWS and hsitgls,
ssF13; stockars and feeders. ss9lsi
shee7-Hecelrts. 600. Market steady-
Spring lambs, 81 ISIS; CLIPPED ---l-7'
kansas City Livestock. Clos-
Kansas City. 1Io- June 12--Hogs-iie-
ceIpts. 1900. Market lower Bulk, $3.50
TrE So heavy sI6s0I1f-65- light.
EL6.25G16.50, pigs, Sl6--5 1918
Catrir-Heceints. 5000 Market strong
Prime fed steers S11 q 1855 dressed beer
steers. SIS 1885, western steers, f1t4
sr-g1- cows. 1878 I3-51; haifers. So
IS z5- stockers and feeders. IS 2 Lt-bui
buITe ss.z1nIL51- calves, f8-e5 1873
sheep-Receipts. 1000 Market weak.
Lambs SIC E-l-l0- year-inEs- F-+ c -1'
-gtherz. s1zF15- ewes. S10G1A50-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-12
MANY AUTO TOURISTS
GO THROUGH MAGDALENA

lIagdalena. n. ~. June 12.-Tourist
travel through this section over the
Ocean 90 Ocean highway is at its
height during this month. Hundreds
Of cars pass through town weekly.
The cars bound for the west and those
east going are ABOUT equal Iu number.
Magdalena has four modern hotels and
all OF these are taxed nightly for ac-
commodalOns for the travellers. The
roads are reported in good condition
TO the west OF 1IagdaIena.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-12
FIVE ARE INJURED WHEN
TRAIN AND ENGINE COLLIDE

Bisbee, Ariz.. June IAN east
bound passenger train on the FL Paso
and Southwestern spur from Bisbee
20 the main line at Osborn collided
with a light engine last night and
five persons were injured.
II. a. Madden, travelling man Of Los
Angeles, Calf, was most seriously
injured. He was cut about the head.
DIT. b. i. Downs. Of Douglas. also was
cut on the head. dazel Adams and
W IT. Higgins. express messengers.
were bruised about the head and back
and conductor T. u. Harris was
trampled under passengers who
sought safety iu flight The injured
were taken 10 the Copper Queen hos
ui-al at Lowell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-12
.T0LEND emblem
Of The ADGLUB
Members Who Abuse It
VIII Lose It's Use; Going
After More Members.

Advertising was the subject dis
cussed at the luncheon Of the Adclub
at the Sheldon hotel. Wednesday
noon Several Of the members present
discussed different phases of adver-
Using that had helped their business
and explained why they did not go in
for other forms Of advertising. There
was a larger attendance than there
had been for many weeks.
H. r. lIcCliutock explained the use
ana advantages Of the new truth"
emblem that is 20 be used By the club
blem is to be loaned to members Of
the club and viii be withdrawn when
ever the user abuses it,.
says Membership Valuable
Scott White said that membership
I'm the club had saved him consider
able money in the advertising Of his
stores
j. A. smith talked about programs
and small time advertising. He said
he had been approached by several So
llcItOrs of these ads during the past
several months and was at loss for
a means OF getting rid of the solicit
tors without hurting his business. A
definite plan was explained TO Mr..
smith by four or five Of the members.
that they had tried and found sue
cessfuL
Going Out for Members.
A new plan Of securing members
for the club was inaugurated. A mem
bership committee composed Of Scott
White chairman H. r. McClintock.
J. J.. Benton. W. r. Winch. and ". r.
Nix was appointed by the president.
These men will act on the applications
for membership which viii be pre-
scented by the business manager
j. y. Benton smoke the work of
the secret vigilance committee Of the
club. Even the president Of the club
is not acquainted with the personnel
Of the committee. Mr.. Benton said the
vigilance committee has saved the
members Of the club thousands Of dol
lars during the past year
Abe Harris, a mail order expert. VIII
the next meeting OF the Adj
club TO be held at the sheldon We'd
uesdav.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-12
TO INVESTIGATE SWITCH
CHARGE OF SIS AND REPORT

The traffic committee OF the west
eru regional directors office has adj
vised general traffic manager Eugene
FOX, " the T. 2. G. s. W. that 90 had
been requested TO modify the order
fixing SIS as the minimum switching
charge for the handling Of carload
quantities in the yards The commit
tee instructed Mr.. Fox 20 investigate
conditions here. and report. with a
view 20 possible modification Of the
order as applied in FL Paso. The order
applies mainly to intra-rermi nal
switching. according 10 Mr.. Fox.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-12
GETS BLOW SIMILAR TO
ONE BY WHICH He KILLS

Phoenix, Ariz- June 1e.-Marvil II.
Dils viii be tried July 4, for the
murder az Tollesou OF W. 3. Macarthur
81 dance ham owner. who died from
the elects OF q blow that broke his
jaw. DiIs is suffering from an all
most identical injury. sustained by
him Few days ago while crankiug
an automobile.