Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-06

while not an alien. he did not con- slider himself a citizen of the United States. To the draft board he told, q belong to the kingdom of heaven and do not have to fight" As conscientious objector' he was sent to the military camp to do menial work.
 Hunting permits on the Apache reservation are being refused by the agent. who has written, "InternatiC'Tal war conditions, the continued drOIil prevailing throughout the reservation and almost indigent condition of many of the Indians, suggest that wild game of every character on the reservation should be preserved for the use and benefit of the Apache Indians" Dove hunters. welcomed elsewhere in the county, where the birds are a nuis ance and in unusual number. have been warned away from the reserva- tion.
 Representative J .L Edwards, of Yuma county, explains the reyersion in his locality from Egyptian back 70 short staple cotton as something that mainly had to do with the conditions that prevailed in the marketing of the long staple. He states the planters in Yuma received S3 less a ton for their seed than in Phoenix, with the seed weight merely guessed and with an additional per cent extracted Tor waste. It is probable that next sea son. when pure Pima seed can be secured. much of the Yuma acreage will return to the long staple.
 A radio training station will be es- tablished at Tucson by the war de partment at once. A location Of the fair grounds was selected Friday by two officers, Captain r. E. Lanhord and C. E. McClintOck, sent here from Ft. Huachuca for that purpose. They selected the fair grounds after consul tation with acting Secretary Leach Ot the chamber Oi commerce and a-ter making the tests of the soil an nounced that its conductivity was suitable for the purpose. The officers stated that they would return in two weeks with equipment and proceeded to have erected two steel towers, l2J fet high anu 800 feet apart, for carry ing the autennae of the apparatus. The training station will be conducted here for three or four months and probably continuously while operators are needed Five instructors will be attached to the station.
 On the allegations O. his wife thG- he was about to flee tu Mexico. Ralph Loung. formerly of the Arizona East arn railroad office at Tucson. was brought back from NOgales yesterday by agents of the department of jus tice. There was no federal charge against him. He is not wanted on any charge anywhere. but. since on Sjn- day he published notice that he would not be responsible for any or the debts of Mrs. Young, he en- dangered his classification m the draft. since he had been given -Ourth Justification because he had a depend ent wife. It is possible that the local board may change his classification from fourth to first class and induct him into the army Co make uD Tor the seven short i'm the last contingent ni men ltdNAiAE AliAN ahN tAN NAAAANf ttNf ever. hsd there been an official charge pr intimation that Young had sOu~ht by going to Nogales to avoid service.
 United States Marshal Joe Dillon reports the following fifteen men con victed during the May term ot the federal court at Tucson. ready to be taken to prison; seven to Leave1- worth and eight to the Iayapai county iail. To LeavenwOrth. for violation of the espionage act-F'rank vou Mill CT. one year and one day; Justo Ar taza. two years and S5,OO0; c. W. Strode. two years and Sl.O0O; Thomas Martinez, two years and $500; Peter Perruchon. two years and $500. and A Sandbers. two years and S5.onp for smuggling. Domingo Garcia. one year and one day To Nayapai county ldl