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Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-03
RIOTERS CLOSE UP
 TRAFFIC IN DENVER
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DENVER, Colo, Jan. 2.-Demon- strations tonight against collection of the 7-cent street car fare recently ap- proved by the state public utilities commission resulted in a tie-up of virtually all the lines of the Denver Tramway company. A crowd of men collected at Fifteenth and Lari- mer street, in the heart of the busi- ness district, pulled trolleys from the wires and cut trolley ropes. halting all traffic.
 The crowd built a bonfire in the street, but did not destroy any of the company's property. AS incoming cars reached the congested district the line of stalled cars grew until 1t eX- tended on Fifteenth street, the prin- cipal street car artery, from Larimer street to the state capitol, distance of 15 blocks.
 The only personal violence reported up to s o'clock occurred in the stock yards district where workmen who refused to pay the increased fare elected motormen and conductors from the cars which they then brought into the city and abandoned upon reaching the downtown district. Most of the men in the crowd down town were recruited, it was said, from workmen who had thus come into town.
 When Chief of Police Hamilton Armstrong. accompanied by another officer arrested a man at Fifteenth and Curti.. street whom they detected in the act of cutting a trolley rope, a crowd estimated at 5000 persons surrounded the officers and became so menacing that the prisoner was released.
 By S:30 o'clock incoming cars had added to the congestion until stalled cars extended for several blocks in all directions from the central loop on Fifteenth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, the north and south trunk lines, and on Larimer, Lawrence. Arapahoe, Curtis and Stout streets, the east and west thorough fares.
 Few private vehicles engaged ir hauling homeward bound passengers and the crowd downtown increased as incoming cars added to the conges- tion.
 At o'clock the company made an effort to resume service, but as soon as a car began to move it was sur rounded by men who jerked off the trolley. The company then abandoned efforts to start the cars and in order to prevent men in the crowd From seizing the cars and operating them the electric current on all lines was shut off
 The tie-up of the city lines also stopped the operation of interurbar trains to Boulder, Golden and other cities and towns.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-03
STIFF JOINTS
 SORE MUSCLES
linber Up Quickly Under the Soothing. Penetrating Application of
 namlin's Wizard Oil

In cases of rheumatism and lame back it penetrates quickly, drives out soreness, and limbers up stiff, aching joints and muscles.
 Wizard Oil is an absolutely reIi- able, antiseptic application for cuts. burns, bites, and stings. Sprains and bruises heal readily under its sooth- ing, penetrating qualities
 Get 1t from druggists for 30 cents If not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back
 Ever constipated or have sick headache?s Just try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 90 cents. Guaranteed -
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INVESTIGATE GRAVE CHARGE
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-Informal investigation of charges by Repre- sentative Johnson of South Dakota that wounded soldiers were mistreat ed aboard the ship on which he re turned home after service as an of ficer in the American army abroad will be started tomorrow by the house military committee. Major General Mcintyre, an assistant chief of staff will be called to testify.
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NEW MEXICAN KILLED
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S0CORRO, N. M., Jan. "A H. Hilton was killed in an automobile ac- cident near San Marcial. N. M.. late this afternoon. He was travelling alone when the accident occurred and nobody knows the particulars. Pass ing autoists discovered Mir. Hilton's lifeless body pinned beneath his over turned car. He had just retired from the office of county commissioner of Socorro county.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-03
MARSHAL JoFFRE IGNORED

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 PARIS, Jan. 2.-Marshal JOffre to- day was elected chancellor of the French academy, following the pre- cedent of according that post to the most recently received member. Pier re de la Goroe, the historian. was made director of the academy.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-03

Billy Woods was bound over to the
 federal court at Tucson yesterday at Douglas By United States Commis- sioner BeumlCr under bond of S20OO to answer to g charge of violating the revenue law Thus. according Co officers, comes to grief a man who thought he wa slick enough to make money by evadiur the law soldiers being his chief victims. December 50 he wda arrested by local officers near the V. M c. A. where he was sell ing whisky bottles stamped "Old Bour- bun" aud containing something that looked like whisky, at any rate.
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capital. John B. Ryland is a well known citizen of Tucson, a sports man, has large interests at Tucson and was actively connected with the southern Arizona fair.
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Another gambling raid was made at Il o'clock tuesday mght in Douglas, the place being 1924 F avenue and the arTesting officers Boozer, Courtney and Ross. A. B. Valencia, c. Arevalo, Loreto Escalente, Jose Gallego ana Jose Gomez were arrested on charge of playing blackjack. Gomez was also charged with having liquor in his pos session. The cases will be heard this afternoon when W. C. Jack, the new justice of the peace and police judge, will perform his first duties as a mag istrate
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NO EQUAL ON EARTH
POWER OF CONTROL

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Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-03

s. r. Fraser, David Benshinol, Rev. F. L. Rouselle and J. F. Moore met yesterday afternoon at the Y. NJ. C. A. III Douglas to discuss plans for cele- braticn when the Douglas soldiers re- turn home. A general committee repre- senting all organizations will be selected at meeting to be held Tues day.
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to call upon MT. Simmons at the eX- pertinent farm. The experiment farm is a public institution. Mir. simmons is a public servant. lt is the business of the experiment farm to be of sery- ice to the Sulphur Springs valley and Mr. simmons is man who attends to business
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D. D. Williams. field clerk at dis trict headquarters at Douglas since last September, died last night at the camp hospital from pneumonia follow ing influenza. He was 5S years old and single although former wife lives in Seattle and has been notified. He lived at the r. M (. A. Williams seemed to be or the road to recovery for a while but New Years eve had a relapse, since then his friends were prepared for the worst Williams was an old timer in the army and has told friends here scraps from his interest ing career. Twenty years ago he was a sergeant major of the Thirteenth In- fantry. lie was for a while personal body guard for President Garfield. He was an expert penman and after leav- ing the army taught in business col leges all over the country. He was travelling shoe salesman when the war started, but re-enlisted at once in the army.
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County NeOs

SWilliam Klein, who has charge oi the radio plant at Ft. Huachuca, wal in Douglas yesterday to attend the flu neral of his uncle, William Farrell The radio plant at Ft. Huachuca is tho largest inland station in the United States.
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II. R Spaulling. who has been fore man Of the experiment farm near Co., chise for the past three years, has resigned his position to take up com mercial work in Mexico. He will be- gin his new duties in Mexico shortly
 The experiment station considers itself especially fortunate in having secured the services Of r. II. Simmons to take charge Of tine Cochisc farm when Ar. Spaulding leaves. MT. Sim mons has had a great deal or expert once ia ali kin.ls of agricultural work and is an especially well posted and efficient h.rticuturist For r. years Nr. Simmuns was foreman of another cI tu0 oNi e, meut farms of the state of Arizona and at various times he has hcon iu cha ,e CT COmmcrciai propositions in the Salt River valley and in California Farmers. frit- growers and other settlers are invited
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SIGNED EDITORIAL
 HITS ACCURACY OF
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 The reason DR. LA. ROSE has had such great success is because of the manner in which he deals with his clients. In the first place 1: l.,-;,,,,-- 10th ode .-a o ohcoiufplv clean and honest. he never prom ises more than he is absolutely sure that he can do; he makes no unbusinesslike proposition; while he is anxious to help everyone, he wants to do so upon an honest. fair and square basis, with mutual con fidence and respect between him. self and client He has earnestly devoted his life to the exclusive study of his profession. He has mastered every secret pertaining to psychic phenomena and thoroughly developed every phase of mental mediumship.
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DOUGLAS CITIZENS NAMED TO OFFICES
 IN STATE TAMIL '

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WAR PERIOD BAT TLESHIP PRODUC-
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SEA COAST GUARDS
 RESCUE TANKS

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Astral Dead Trance Spirit Medium, the YELLED PROPHET, born with a Double Veil.

STANDS ALONE IN HIS MAG NIFIcENT POWER AND READ
 ING THE FUTURE OF HU- MANKIND EDUCATED IN OCCULT MS TERlES AND HlNDO PHIL OSOPHY IN EGYPT AND INDIA
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-04
", Y, i. CLASHES
WITH WASH JEFF
Dato For Big Garne Is Closed For MOI
Eantowu March 7th--Meefs
Country's Best Teams

The closing Of the w. & ]. game TOT
Morsantown on March Gth. announced
today. is tho final important floor datn
TO be settled for tho Mountaineers. Inc
opening game has not yet been decioeo
upon, but Davis-Elkins college and car
magic Tech have both been asked 10
play in MorEantown on January 10 OF
18th, and It is more than likely that Ia
Wis Elkins will accept. WeStm'n'nleF
will probably play here on January -tlh
or eS5th and Penn State. II these ar
rancements are completed Il Will give
Morsantown fans onu game each Win
Marietta, W. & J. Pittsburgh. rem
State. Allegheny. Westminster and Da-
yis-Elkius or Carnegie Tech.
The allotment Of dates away from
home has been practically completed.
The trip on which tho W. & j.. Pitt and
Marietta games are played on january
Is l. and IS was settled some tlme aEu'
and games on the eastern trip with Al
lcchcnv. Buffalo. Syracuse and ColGate
for February l.. -. l9 and 20 arc set
lied. Tho Army will likely be played al
Veg, Point on February olst and Rut-
GERS at New Brunswick ON February
eond, closing the trip. An arrangements
Is being considered. however TO play
Washington & Lee N Charleston on
Washinston's Birthday. and if this goes
/ through it will prove TO BIO an attract
| i've event.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-04
GENE CURTIS
HAS STRUCK OUT
Former Well Known Local star ana
Laser With Big Leagues, Has
Passed Away.

Special Dispatch to The 1ntclilSencor.
STEGBENE1LLE. Ohio, Jun. =
Euscn. (Gcne) Curtis. former bis league
ball player and former manager ~ Inc
Steubehvtlle, Ohio. and Pennsylvania
League Club, died at his home III re-
lansbee. ". Va, shortly after last mo-
night Of pneumonia, which developed al
ter an attack Of Spanish influenza. lie
was about 4S years Of age lie is sur
vived by his widow and four cnildre''
who reside at Follansbee. Al the time
NJ his death he. was employed At spe-
day and played his major league engage
Brothers Company.
Curtis wa. q star outf1clder in his
day and played his major league engage
rnent with tho Chicago Nationals he
played in the Central. Threc-Eye. Texas
and O. & P. leagues. ana was immensely
popular over those circuits In lSI2
h. rnanaEed tho Steubenville 0. & =,
League club. When that league Wen:
70 III, rocks in mid-scason he retired
from the game and accepted position
with Follansbee Brothers. He was
widely known throughout this section
Of the valley. His birthplace was Beth
any W. Va He was member OF inc
Eagles and I. o. Q. F.
"Gene'' Curtis was we'll known in this
scc,jon For years he distinguished
himself with tho Wheeling club in the
Tnter-Stat. League and later in the Cen
,ra1 League, while he was at one time
star on the Bethany College football
eleven. He was born and reared near
Wellsburg, and was extremely popular
and we'll liked by all who knew hum.
HIS passing marks tho end OF anothcr
ri the games most notable hgureS'
victim Of the dreaded Spanish influenza.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-04
WILL SELECT
CANDIDATES
Offices of President, Speaker, Clerks and
Sergeant-At-Ar1ns To 10
FILLED.

On Tuesday. January 7th. caucuses
will he held by members Of the senate
and house Of representatives at the
state house in Charleston 10 nominate
th, candidates for tho coming session.
of the legislature Of the state OF "es1
Virginia. which will be opened the toi-
lowing day. Both houses are Rcpupli-
can and sone difficulty is eApec''u
when the time comes TO select the 'aFF
GUS candidates.
senator COATED. OF Sumner county
and Senator [iribblc, Of Doddr!dge couli-
~ are putting up hard hght to VIII
tho office Of president. John T. Harris
veteran clerk, will probably be re-elec'-
cd "a that office, and Louis f. SchradeT
court reporter, will probably b. his as
sstant. ,.o
Candidates for speaker Of the mousse
nrc M numerous that there VIII be
livoly battle for the honor. Among
those considering the place arc Dele
rates Everett Moore. Marshall county:
Il /, Wolf. Jackson county: william D
John, NUnonEa!ia county. and A. +. wy
song of Mercer county.
Candidates Tor office Of clerk or the
house are Mont Topping and Mike King
both Of Charleston.
Tho many friends OF w. II. O. Cur
tis. Of Wheeling. arc hopeful and con-
'tldent that H. will BE- nominated ana
elected as sergeant-at-arms OF the
house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-04
FIVE WEST VA.
MEN RELEASED
BY GERMANS
Iuclude6 In List Of Over 200 Enlisted
Men Of A. E. T. Arriving In Franco
From Hun Prisons.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.--Thc War De
partm"ut announced t"-dny til" names q;
one officer and "64 enlisted men If the
American cxp"d:tIDnarY forC". who have
arrived in France a:l"- being released
from the German PRISON camp 4; Ras'
TAFT. The officer Ia Lieutenant Don X
Harris. Of Arden. y. I. The enlisted
men include:
Charles T.. NacaraG". S. Clair, Pa.
William A Niles, Conncaut. Ohio.
Walter A. tiillcr. Casasauqua- Pa.
James L. pemars, West Toledo. Ohio
Domenico necacco. w. 4. Dickinson
Wilfrcd Mclia. John u. M"ye and Fred
erick G. Miilmaa. Philadelphia.
Archie Il. Clark, C"shoctnn. Ohio.
David l.. Cohen. Cleveland.
Jefferson y. Craig. Now Castle. Fa-
Raymond |. Davis, Tamaqua, Pa.
Harvey Mrtz, Pittsburgh.
Robert l.. chapman. Drnnison. Ohio.
Alexander W. Crffrnih. Somerset Pa
Acatrno n"stifano. CanonshurG, "a.
Joseph a. Mckcnwn. Charles A. Blunt
ing. Aaron Bachelor. Philadelphia
william i. Buhn. Scranton. Pa
Frank L. Baker Somerset. Pa
Carlo Bcbhuni. Coupon. Pa.
Earle c. Eealr. John +. Becker, Louis
II. Gray. Philadelphia.
Ralph d. Henson. Everson. Pa
Felix r. Guruwsky. Kingston. IA.
Earnest j. Earning, Whoollng, W. Va
william T.. Harris. Bethlehem. Pa.
Robert NJ. Heffl"finger. Carlisle. Ia
Ralph r. AmcS. Beaver Falls. IA.
william i. Griffith, Shinnston, fa.
Orth Grimm. Turtle Creek. Pa.
RAYMOND l.. Guernsey. BlossburG. Tn
i iI,,. ivl,
Howard H. Graham. New Brighton. Pa
Charles W. Baker, Alvy, W. w.
Emory W. Brctz Boiling Springs. Pa.
I.awr"nc" T.. Glaab New Brighton, Ia
Eiwuud H. GlIg"r, nanv!llr. Pa
Leon Mandnl. Philadelphia.
Ralph Acosia. Philadelphia.
Jesse Amore. rlaInfI"id. Ohio.
George A. Smith. HillSboro. Ohio.
David ". llamakrr, Columbia Ia.
William r Roster columbia, Pa.
,Iof1n l.. Eurr, Washington. IA.
Frederick A Fl"rman. Eric. Pa
Hnbrr, II. Kc.l. Bernard i. Hushwood
philadelphia.
Charles W. Castro, Mcwhorter, WA
Francis Casey. chester. Pa.
Joseph E. Knight, CentraNa, W. Va
carl Rlon, SNc.G"l. ONO.
Frank !. Myrr. leading. Ohio.
Ernest Xnirnrcli!. Frank j. Kaufman
and Lon Norman. Philadelphia.
Earl Fl. Thomas, Cowen, W. Va
p,,er \ Weisr Fremont. Ohio.
CLAYTON l.. Kaufman, Carlisle. Ia.
Harry IT, Enrth"im"r. lending. ia.
aoniamin Sauhay, Cam bridge, Ohio.
Joscrh A. Nnufi. I.orsl:n. Ohio.
lanes r. SthlSsl"r and AioESiu
Srhu, cid;stCr rhilad", phia.
Antoni Clanchctti. Mrkccs Rocks. IA
Hugh Lewis. IIoutzdalc, ra-
Julius Uncrrcsky. Mahanoy City. Pa
Frank +. nufficiold. New Alexandra
Pa.
Howard g. rhordc"rt. Michael J. Nc
Carthy and John l.. rr".Pttt sbureh
Mike MuSulin. Cambria Guy. Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-04
ESTHON|AN
REPUBLIC IS
THREATENED
tLondon Times Cable--Copyright 1919

BY Public Ledger Company
STOCKHOLM, Jan. 3.--A member OF
,hc Esthonian provincial government
Herr Rel, minister Of works. who IS ths
leader OF tho Socialist party. has adj
dressed an appeal /" the Swedish Lah""
party in the form Of II letter 70 HjalmaT
Erlnting. He gives a detailed descrip-
lion of the present situation OF inc
newly founded Esthon!an republic. In"
election Of a constituent assembly was
10 settle. the future government and TO
carry out reforms. such rs the settle
mcnt ni the land question. ParGclihE
Of large estates has been prevented ~
tho lSolsheviki invasion. which threat
ems the existence Of the young rcpubtIc
and the independence of the country.
The object Of the appeal is 70 obtain tho
sympathy and aid Of the Swedish Labor
marty in the hope that Swedish volun-
tccrs may offer to join the local rolu7-
tcer CORDS and ala in rcpel!ing the IN
vason
Tho recruiting OF volunteers for tho
same purpose In Finland is said to Dc
progressing favorably. the first contin-
gents already having been s"nt. Ac-
cordinE 10 the last military bulletin is
sued at Reveal. an E?Sthonian volunteer
! corps has landed on tn" coast. lombard
cd tho villages Of ItolGa and KalllSc. oc-
cupled by Bolshcvists. and driven them
back from tho Dtumiada peninsula TAX
| ing many prisoners. On the southern
| front. at Wassenstein and Jogcwa. the
| situation is unaltcred