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Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08
STREAMS IF WHITE MOUNTAINS
 ARE GOAL n. FLY CASTERS FIR
 HARD FIGHTING RAINBOW TROUT

ed 10 the ever present green or sum mer. in contrast to the dull brown, shriveued desert floor d vertical mile below
 The pack trip is ended and with days rest ali are ready for the much ,allted of fishing. The merits of bamboo, steel and lancewood fly rods are discussed; reels are oiled and lines. leaders. flies and lures of hundred kinds are arranged i'll hat bands. Al Jaylight a squad of fisher men. armed with light. eight to nine foot flyrods, has taken possession Of the stream.
 At the opening Of the season the stream may ba still muddy and fly fishing impossible. Those who will not use bait return 10 camp 10 await clear waters: others use their No. s smell hooks. and with grasshoppers, May flies and grubs do some success ful bait fishing This is tame sport compared to fly casting and all soon tire Of il. There is nothing for it then but 10 crawl irtc some tiny glen beside the stream, and sit and dream and smoke in the leafy cool ness until tho bangs Of hungar re- mind that it is an hours walk to camp. The aroma Of coffee, the smell of bacon and trout, is caught on the air. and in an instant the TO- nance of the surroundings is for gotten, and We slip into high, for fear all the eats will be gone before We arrive After the meal camp fire talk on the prospects of clear waters in the next few days. The talk soon stops as the whispering fires tell each different tale, and after a last goodnight the warm blankets enfold each dreamless sleeper.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08
DEPUTY SHOOTS
 POLICEMAN AND
 |S UNPUNISK ]
No Action Taken in Case of Mlidkiff After Affray at
 Mexican Border

Deputy Sheriff Midkiff, who shot and seriously wounded William Doyle. folmer city policeman. at Naco last week, is free and there are no charges pending against him, from all that can Dc learned from the sheriff's and county attorneys offices at Tomb stone
 Doyle said yesterday that Sheriff Mcdonald and George Roark, assis- tant attorney, called on him while he was in the hospital and told him that Todd Haggard. who was with Doyle al the time of the shooting, did not care to prefer any charges against Midkiff and asked him (Doyle) if he felt the same way about it. Haggard said yesterday that the alleged state ment that he did not care to bring any charge against Midkiff is abso- lutely false, and that he told McDon- aid and Roark that if Doyle did not swear to a complaint against Midkiff that he would.
 Both Haggard and Doyle thins that It IS the duty of the SheriffS and county attorneys offices to prosecute Midkiff on the information that is ob- tainable in the case. The sheriff and county attorney had an investigation made of the case following the shoot ing, but nothing has come of it.
 Doyle is now out of the hospital but carries his wounded arm in a sling and cast. The bullet went through the bone and splintered it, making a wound that will be slow to heal.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08
sEALEY OUT FOR SHERIFF

Harry Sealey of Lowell made for nal announcement yesterday of his candidacy for sheriff on the Demo cratic ticket. Sealey has spent a large part of his life. more than 20 years. working in the mines. He served enc term in the state senate where he introduced the miners hos pital bill and the teachers bill, pro viding for homes for teachers from county school funds. Sealey was packer of the minimum wage for women bill and opposed the land bill that is now in force. He has been a resident of the district for eleven years and is at present the proprie- tor of a cigar stand at Lowell
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08
EDDY DOYLE REruRNs

Michael Doyle. better known as "Biddy," who has been q resident of old Cochise since the days that Ge- ronimo and his gang ran wild around Fort Bowie, returned to Bisbee yes terday from Los Angeles to visit with his son. "Young Biddy." who was shot and wounded last week by Harry Midkiff during an altercation at Naco. "Biddy" has been temporary resi- dent of Los Angeles since April. when he went to the coast city to take ra- dium treatment for cancerous growth on the neck. The treatments have been highly successful, "Biddy' said yesterday, and he expects to, be able to again make Risbee his home within inc next month. "Biddy' eX- poets to return to Los Angeles for the remaining treatments the latter part of this week.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08
Students Vote at
 Primary Election

The high schools primary election for the selection of student body off cers was held yesterday afternoon. A large number of students were nomi- mated for each office but only the three getting the largest number of votes will compete in the final cleo ton next Friday.
 Those chosen to run in the finals were: for president, Leighton Bled- soc James Caretto, and Frank Bartee; for vice president, Miss Helen Me Donald, Miss Grace Hobbs, and James Caretto; for secretary, James Caretto, Johnny Cole and Miss Helen Oker- strom; for treasurer. Ed J. Lawreson, Harry Crockett, and Mrs. Gilbert Maston: faculty members to executive board (two members), Miss Hattie Malam, Harry Crockett, Miss Florence Watkins. Mrs Gilbert Maston r. O.. Snider. Miss Anne c. Wosdbury. and Ed J. Lawrenson: for athletic mana ger. Johnny Cole John Bird Salmon. and Ioiehton Bledsoe; for social manager. Miss Madeline Hanklns, Miss Ruth Adams. Miss Huehetta Brown, and Miss Helen Mcdonald; for we'll leader. Frank Bartee. Sam Kelly. and James Caretto; for song leader. Edward Porter. Marion Has call, and Miss Madeline Hankins; for csmeraman, Earl Reagan. Miss Al berts Houle and Miss Anna Reagan.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08
Arizona District
 of Army Abolished

Official notice nas been received from the southern department that the Arizona district-has been abolish ed. That which was the Arizona dis trict has been divided into three sec. tions The first section will be at Camp Harry J. Jones and will include from the Mexican boundary line north to Crooks tunnel. The second will be at Fort Huachuca and will in clude from Crooks tunnel to monu- ment IA on the west slope of the Patagonia mountains. Section num- Der will be at Nogales and will eX- tend from monument IA to Sasabe, west of Nogales. Colonel Gray will automatically assume command at Camp Harry J. Jones'
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08
Mept,itis Mephitis
 Causes Fire Scare
 In Southwest Mine

The Southwest mine was a scene of excitement yesterday when men work ing on the lower levels reported to the foreman that the mine was surely on fire and that they would either have to come out or be supplied with gas masks as protection against the suffocating fumes that over whelmed them. Engineers and mine officials made a hurried investigation. The report was true; the fumes Tn some parts or the mine were unbear- able
 While searching for the source of the trouble the Investigating party met Bob Thomas, university student and football star, who is working in the mines through the summer.
 Whats wrong?" they asked
 Eve seen nothing wrong," replied Thomas, except . black cat, and l threw a rock at that and killed it." Thomas pointed to a distant drift where he had killed the cat.
 The Investigating party decided to investigate further. A mine Is no place for a black cat. As they ap- preached the spot the deadly fumes became stronger Breathing through their handkerchiefs they stumbled on a dead skunk.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08
New Profession
 for Women

New York, Aprii zG-A new occu- patton for women is offered by the Food Department of the General Chemical Company. It provides for part time work and is especially adapted for young married women who have had some business experi- ence and whose household duties leave them considerable free time.
 This new field of work is in an or ganization to be known as the RyZon Service StaI. It's purpose will be to bring individual homes in touch with the most advanced ideas in cooking, baking, and other domestic tasks.
 Positions in the new service will offer valuable opportunities for digni- lied and profitable sales and advertis- ing work. Local representatives of the Ryzon Service Staff will be need ed. They will work on a salary and commission basis.
 The chief requisite for positions on the Ryzon staff is a thorough knowl- edge of Ryzon Baking Powder. It is also necessary for applicants to under stand the modern Ryzon method of level spoonful measuring which has baking with uniformly successful re- suits. This method is described in the Ryzon Baking Book.
 Letters of application for appoint ment tO the RyZon Service Staff, con- taining concise statement of quali- fications, should be sent immediately to the Food Department. General Chemical Company, 25 Broad Street. New York City.
 The new Ryzon Baking Book (orig- inal price Sl.0D). containing 250 prac- tical recipes, will be mailed. postpaid. upon receipt of 30 cents in stamps or coin. Or if you will purchase two or more pounds of RyZon at once from your grocer, sending us his name and address promptly, we will mail you a Ryzou Baking Book free. C General Chemical Co, Food Department, 2s Broad St, New York, N. Y.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08
BY H. M. STERLlNy


 Trout. rainbow. eas,crr and native; the very words bring to mind instant ly the foam crested rapids, the long, still reaches of placid pools. and be- tween the two ripples ideal fly wa ters. the mol ta%Olse Haunt' of the true fisherman.
 The fly game is the one real fish ing pgstime where the arts of man are pitted against the well known shyness. Of the elusive trout. Man, in his poor way. endeavors to initiate nature, and ties 10 almost invisible gut leaders. the saudy. the dull, the freak fly and casts far out over the troubled waters. If he is an expert the fly aiights like a shadow beside 9 half submerged rock or log, and in stsntlv.a commotion takes place. E silver. bow arches itself for an in stant out Of the water; rainbow Of spray makes q halo for a fraction Of a second, and all is quiet again above tbe surface, but below a great battle is going on. The alert fish erman. with sudden flip of the wrist has imparted to his light bam- boo rod the snap that imbeds the suady fly in the roof of the trouts mouth. and he at once seeks his lair among the rocks on the stream bot tom.
 An invisible something prevents. Tn vaia the trout races up and down stream, from side to side, leaps from the water in a perfect semi-circle, and again that wonderful rainbow is born above, and below another rain bow is fighting his last fight. His rushes grow shorter and shorter, and presently the white of his lower body is seen; later on he is almost on his side, exhausted, and tiny net lifts him from the water. He is a beauty, fresh from the water, and the magnificent colorings on his gorgeous sides show clearly the reason for that name, rainbow trout.
 Such fishing can be found in the White mountains.
 The coyote has just given his morning call dCGOSS lue UtSSIl. III camp all is action. One of the gang is fixing up the pack animals; anoth- CT is busy over the chuck boxes, another assembling the saddle blan- kets and packs for the onward march to the high. pine-clad slopes, above which, in every canyon, are born tiny streams that merge and form trout waters that flow through the grassy meadows below. On through narrow canyons they frolic and leap and murmer on their trail to the sea, a rtail that we must cross and re cross a hundred times as the tired pack outfit tolls ever upward
 Silver City, New Mexico, is now two days pack behind, and two days more will take us to the headwaters of a hundred streams. Here, one and half miles above the ocean. We look upon world of green, for the deep snows of winter have chang
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08
STUDENTS REriIRN

Almost all of Risbee's quota of stu dents at the, University of Arizona at Tucson have returned. The latest to arrive home are Miss Edith New man, Miss Mary Katherine Salmon Miss Mildred Robinson, Miss Alice BreretOn, Tom Wallace and Charles Edmundson. Miss Brereton was an honor student this year and mem Der Of the graduating class. She re- ceived the degree of Bachelor of Arts.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08
Tips Of the TO1Uz1
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Among the arrivals at the Copper Queen hotel last night were: II. Cuthbert. F. c. Lambert, Douglas: F. J. N. Davis, J. w. Payne. P. A. Man. vile. C w. Hurd Frank II. Sweeney, Fl Paso; M. NJ. Shaw, San Antonio: {: II. D. McVay, E. w. Shaw, Phoenix; H. Kenyon Burch. C. E. 'Somner. Los Angeles; G. F. Alberts, New York: w. L. Hunter, Wyoming; A. F. Maas, Nacozari; Myrtle P. Turtle. A. F. Nel- son. Denver; A. E. Perkins, Salt Lake; D. M. Thomas. Los Angeles, w IT. Anderson Denver; L. I. Fulcher, San Francisco
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08
TO DOUGLAS PAPER

Fred McCloud of the Johnson News Agency. went to Douglas yesterday where he will act as night editor on the Douglas Dispatch in the absence Of George Spears, whC has gone to his home in San Diego for q two weeks vacation
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08
MRS. SLAUGHTER HURT

Word has been received here that Mrs. w. R. Slaughter and her daugh- ter. Mrs. Myrtle Bell, were struck by an automobile in Los Angeles Sun day. The extent of the injuries have not been determined. MT. Slaughter left last night for the coast city.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08
ANNOUNCE SCHOOL PLAY

Posters were distributed vest erdGy for the new high school play, Young America" which will be presented by q members of the high school stu dent body at the Horace Mann junior high school open air auditorium on June 16 This is professional play and the school has purchased the royalties for it's production.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08
TOVREA IN TOWN

E. A. ToVrea, owner of the Tovrea markets in the Warren district. was a business visitor in the city yester- day from his headquarters at Phoe- nix. He is now connected with the Arizona Packing Co.,, and is living in the capital ctiy.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08
Y WOMEN TO MEET

The board of directors of the Young Women's Christian Associa- ton will hold their regular monthly meeting this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the association building. Mrs. Frances F. Cummings, general secre- 'tary, and Mrs. c. II. Hunt. president Of the board, will give reports of the annual conference recently held al Cleveland.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08
OFFER SAILORS BONUS

The local navy recruiting station has been advisied that navy reserv- ists who transfer to active duty will receive four months pay as a bonus and 30 day furloughs. This pay is figured On the new rate of pay, that is a seaman will receive $54 month.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08
SCOUTS TO ENTERTAIN.

Gods Boys, the Mountain Scouts" boys Sunday school class of the Bap- tist church, will give a social at the church tonight at 7:30 to which the parents of the boys are invited to attend.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08
DOUGLAS NoTAsLEs HERE

George H. Kelly, owner of the Douglas Information, Ely Martin, sec retary of the Douglas Chamber of Commerce, and NJ. c. Hankins, post master at Douglas, were in Bisbee yesterday They seaid here a short time and went on to Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08
RETURNS TO BISBEE

Max Bernheim, an engineer with A. G. McGregor, has returned from San Antonio, Texas, wehere he has been for about month. He expects his family to arrive from Texas in a few days and they will make their nome at 30S-1O Douglas street. War ren
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08
ON EASTERN TRIP

Professor J. T. BOwles, principal of the Hi-Y opportunity school and Mrs. Bowles, left yesterday afternoon to spend a month of vacation in De Kalb, Illinois. They will first go to Chi cago on a short business trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08
MARRY iNDOUGLAS.

Mrs. Cora Mccoy, an operator at the local telephone evchange, was married in Douglas Saturday to J. P. Chiado of this city. The young couple will make their home in the Warren district. Mrs. Chiado is the third telephone operator to get married within two weeks. ;
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08
WANT BEL SITO.

The local Red Cross office is in search of Nunziato Biocca Belsito. Anyone knowing his whereabouts is asked to notify the Red Cross auth orities
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08
Too Late to Classify

FOR RENT-Two pleasant housekeop-
 ing rooms with porches. pantry.
 closets, Tombstone canyon. Pho le 54S. 4S75-6-t3
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08
ATTENTION RESERVE OFFICERS

There will be a meeting of members of the Officers Reserve Corps at the Y. M. c. A. building, Tuesday eve, at 500 o'clock. All Reserve officers are requested to present.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08
RETURNS TO DISTRICT

R. w Dixon has returned to War ren after being away for about Q year and is moving into a house at 315 Hoveland street.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08

FOR RENT-Good tent house, all con-
 venienees, furnished Loma 39.
 Laundry canyon. 4S74-6-13
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08
MOVE TO TEXAS

C. H. Reed and family Of Warren left Saturday night for Pecos, Texas, where they will reside
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08
PITCH Y TENT

Interest in the Y. M. c. A. summer camp was heightened several days ago when canvas tent was erected in the lobby of the boys Y with the camp photograph and records before it.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08
MOVES TO WARREN

Ernest Dicks Of Warren has sold his home on Mojave trail, Warren. and is moving into a house at 22O Black Knob View
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08

VISITS BORDER CITY
 Dr. F. E. Massey, local dentist, spent the weekend in Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08
Phoenix.

GOES TO PHOENIX
 D. B. Wiley left last night for Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-08

TO VISIT IN WARREN
 Mrs. Y. W. Marshall of Warren is expecting the arrival of her daueh- ter, Mrs. Kirkland, from Atlanta, Ga.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29

OF travelling by rail or electric line.
over one-third or the total automobile
mileage Is used In this way.
Every Walk or Life Aided.
Tho passenger car has brought in
creased efficiency In cEcry walk of
life. The heaviest users are farmers
with physicians and statesmen next In
line. Contractors. real estate deal
crS. and insurance men ind cars cs-
pccially useful. Manufacturers ana
merchants are among the larger
classes Of automobile owners.
Among the other classes who an
swcred thc Gucstionnairc were: bank
crS. carpenters. mechanics. architects.
BARRIERS. teachers. clcrgymcn. whole
salcrs. artists. undcrtakcrs. mail car
public accountants. government OIL
clals, tobacco brokers. lawyers. hotcl
men. theatrical men. oil mon. super
intcndcnty OF docks. musicians. MN
crs. railroad executives and others.
bankers Find Car n utIIity.
Forty per cent of the bankers who
the car Il help In their business
Minnesota banker reports tina, the
car has multiplied his business cfri-
cheney ten times Another writes:
Car use. even on pleasure trips. gives
a banker much better understanding
OF his customers. particularly live
stock customers 4 third writes Of
his ears use In business: IL cannot
do without It,"
In addition TO tho business use OF
the car comes much testimony thar
the owncr has had much more on
portunfy for education. cultural
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
EVOLUTION OF MOVER OF
MATERIALS FASCINATING
Development Since
lO2o itcnchcd Highest Peak In
Automobile and Airpianc.

The story Of tho development OF
transportation since 1870 is a fasci-
mating story. In that year. the May
Hover sailed across the Atlantic in
sixty-s!N days: the pony express in
1861 carried Lincoln's inaugural ad-
dress from ST. Joseph, Mo. TO Sacra-
mcnto. 1880 miles. in seven days and
seventeen hours. The Union Pacific
Joined the Central Pacific at Promon-
tory Point In May. 1869. Hawker
crossed the Atlantic by airplanc In
1919 IN less than day: and the hig
dirigibie R-3i made the trip from
England to America in the same year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29

plcted twenty years OF service with
the companS3and was presented with
the gold service pin given to all
Goodyearitcs at the expiration OF
that period of service.
Tho company's service pin associa-
tion was founded by MIR. Litchicli.
who conceived the idea OF awarding
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29

beautiful cmolcma for service rang
ing from five to twenty years
Five years ago he gave 800. 600
To the association. which has been
used to help build homes for tho
members About, $4,000 ia saved an
.nual,y by them on the purchase of
necessities at lower prices than can
be obtained from merchants.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29

in approximately sevcnty-six hours.
Motor trucks first engaged in over
land hauling between Akron and Bos-
ton. ana between New York and San
Francisco In the year 1916 and 1917.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
things. and heal,nfyl recreation

TUCTCUTTOn
through his automobile
One farmer writes: "If II was not
for the car we could not have any
social life TO speak of"
Another says: Enables mo to live
nearer Letter schools. surroundings
and sui do 80 per cent more bust
ness; Couldn't get along without n
car"
And a third reports: "I can live IN
The country with all the advantages
of living in town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
GOODYEAR OFFICIAL WITH
COMPANY FOR 20 YEARS

l.. W. LItchHeId. yIcc-Prexident. Pre-
scented with Gold PIN nv
Slight Recognition.
II. w. Litchficid. vice president and
factory manager OF the Goodyear Tire
and Rubber Company. recently COM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
Doesni t 1t Proue
What You Want?

Light weight has meant economy
of operation in fuel and oil. 1t has
not particularly meant reliability,
economy of maintenance, perform
ance or comfort.
But Essex reveals how those costly
car qualities are part also of its
advantages.
You have the praise of close to
$4,000 owners to guide you to the
You have official records of it's SO
hours top speed performance as to
its reliability. You have its record
of 1861 miles in "a hours on Iowa
country roads.
And now you have this most COW
eted Of all performances-the trans
continental record-made by four
different cars. Can you hesitate in
deciding for Essex?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29

OF travelling by rail or electric limo.
over onc-third OF the total automobile
mileage Is used In this way.