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Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-08
Plan Welfare Work

DOUGLAS. = A very interesting meeting of the Doulas circle of the Florence Crittendon home was held Friday afternoon at the Y.W.C.A. Mrs. J. R. Bouldin presided.
 While the attendance of members left much to be desired, the earnest interest of those present was indica- tive of good work to be accomplished during the coming months Among other matters brought up for discus sion was the filling of a Christmas box for the home by the members of the Douglas circle, and the vital need of travellers aid" to meet all incoming trains and assist any wo- man or girl to secure proper quar- ters, or to aid them in locating friends, or serve them in whatever manner deemed needfll Mrs. A. w. Colton, secretary, read a most en- couraging friendly letter received from Mrs. l.. C. Thompson, field sec retary of the home. The Pythian sisters are still working upon their quilts, which they hope to have in readiness to ship the home before cold weather arrives.
 The next meeting of the circle will be held on Friday. August 25th.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-08
To start Road Work

TOMBSTONE.-Building of the new lnik of county road between Pearce and Courtland through what is known as the bad lands" will be started next week, according to announce ment by County Engineer Sid Smyth.
 A gang is being moved to Pearce, MT. Smyth stated today, consisting of 12 men and about 8 teams, and with in few days grading will be in progress.
 The road has just been relocated
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-08
Central Beats coehise

DOS CABEZAS.-The Central-Dos Cabezas baseball team played the Cochise-Dragoon team Sunday at Dos Cabezas. The Central boys played splendid game, defeating the Cochise-Dragoon team in a score of to o. In fact, it was one of the best games of the season. Next Sum- day the Central team will play Pearce at Dos Cabezas and on Sun- day, August 18th, return game be- tween Cochise-Dragoon team and Central will be played at Cochise.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-08
Mrs. w. A. Richard
 Called to Last Rest

Fannie. wife of w A. Richard of 107 Jiggerville, died yesterday. follow ing an acute attack of apopleXy. aged 5 years. Mrs. Richard was born in England, came to this country when young and was married to Mir. Rich ards at Tombstone IS years ago. They came to this, city shortly afterwards and resided here ever since. Mrs. Richards made many friends during her residence here and to all her death came as a great shock.
 The funeral services will be con ducted by Rev Leslie H. Boyd. of the Presbyterian church at Masonic hall on Wednesday afternoon at l:3O o'clock
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-08
Unusual Folk

VANCOUVER, B. C., Aug. IT, Dis tinguishing seeds and plants through highly cultivated sense of touch, Arthur Gray. 66 wears old and tntallv
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-08
CaIIino For Bids

CORRESPONDENTS city council is calling for bids for the paving of six blocks of Allen street in the business district of Tombstone. Paving of five miles of state highway wMl start within another week. The addition to the grammar school is to be com pleted within two weeks. Work on the Union High School will soon be under way. It is an $S0,000 project.
 The Fairbanks section of the Tombstone-Nogales section of the state highway will be completed dur ing the next 30 days Work starts soon on the three-mile lateral from Huachuca Station to the Tombstone Nogales state highway junction.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-08
HARD BOILED

F7AhO 6OiLGO
 Secretary Mellon said at a dinner in Pittsburg
 "I have been reading novel about big business. The big business man of this novel, is as usual terrible mixture of hardness and alertness. He reminds me of the chap who came down one morning for breakfast and found his wife missing.
 Hannah" he shouted, "Hannah!'' "NO reply. So he went up again to look for her. He discovered her in the upper hall. She had fallen down flight of stairs and lay un- conscious at the bottom.
 Then the mans mixture of hard ness and alertness made itself evident. Quick as a flash he leaned over the banister and yelled:
 Cook! cook, only boil one egg this mornin.'
 $. SAFE ; Z Mrs. Slim (mbditating3 I wonder why fat men are always so good na- tured?
 Mir. Slim-Because nobody loves them.-Life
 DEAD AS TT WERE Verger-Well, sir, and now what do you think of Canterbury? Visitor from T. S. Al guess there is more bury" than "canter' about your little burg.
 London Mail.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-08
AROUND THE COUNTY

by survey and will be below the present road, which will be used as a ditch to protect the new highway.
 Two dips with substantial dykes will be constructed to divert the water across the road instead of all lowing it to follow the road and all crossing at once, thereby eliminating the danger of high water in the one crossing.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-08
ro Attend Convention

WILLCOX.-John Gung1 left Sun day for San Francisco where he will attend the National Bar Association. He will be joined by Mrs. Gun1 at Los Angeles. A number of national celebrities will attend the association, including Chief Justice Taft, Elihu Root, and others. Mr. GungT ex- poets to be gone for a couple of weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-08

By expelling the air within their bodies. aquatic birds make themselves Ieavier than air when diving.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-08

carpenter. Unaided, he has just built glass-enclosed greenhouse for his garden.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-08
MOST SUCCESSFUL

How did you enjoy your hunting trip, Brown?''
 "Oh, great! You ought to have been along"
 Wish I had. What did you get?"
 Let's see-the first day nothing, the second day nothing"
 Not much luck at first, huh?"
 No, but"-drawing himself up with conscious pride-~On the third day, seven tame ducks, two decoys and ten dollars fine. e."-American Legion Week lv
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-08
JUST FOR FUN
FIFTY-FIFTY

FIFTY-FIFTY
 Love" declared the professor, furnishes the power that moves the world"
 Yes" replied the cynic, land di vorce is the wrench that often jams the works"
 WHY SCOTCH DRINK WHISkEY Stephen Leacock in his amusing new book, My Discovery of England" finds that classified altogether there are IT reasons advanced in Scotland for talk ing whiskey. They run as follows: Reason 1. Because it is raining. Reason 9. Because it's not raining. reason 3. Because you are just go- ing out into the weather.
 Reason 4. Because you just came in from the weather.
 5-no, 1 forgot the ones that came after that, but I remember that r, 17 was because it canna do ye any harm" On the whole reason 17 is the best"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-04
Says She Never Expects 'EoBe
 Without It

Tt is almost unbelievable, but Tanlac has built me up twenty-six pounds in less than a months time,' said Mrs. Ada l.. Garrison, 1242 West Manchester Ave, Los Angeles, Calf.
 But this was only a small part of the good I received. For eighteen years suffered from my back and almost became a nervous wreck from loss of sleep due to the pain that plauged me day and night. [ used to take a hot water bottle. to bed with me every night to get relief enough to drop off to sleep.
 Since taking Tanlac, I eat. sleep and feel better than I have in years and l haven't had a touch of back ache for weeks. l never expect to be without Tanlac and intend to take a dose occasionally just to keep in the splendid health I have now"
 Tanlac is sold by all good drug gists.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-04
Bowen Tells What
 Happened to Ogle
 Car in Big Race

John J. Bowen, of the Bisbee Auto Company. returned from Phoenix Thursday having spent a day at the state fair. Bowen followed the last racers out of town Monday and came on to the crippled Studebaker racer No. near Florence, accom- panying it to Phoenix.
 He state that the Studebaker was well in the lead at the time of the accident. the first car to pass it being the Dodge which won the race and which came along 29 minutes after the accident. The Studebaker had successfully negotiated the bad road between Tucson and Florence and had settled into a fast pace for the remainder of the trip over good roads, when the hub connecting the
 clutch and the transmission crys- tallized and broke, putting the car made to get one Of the hubs from Florence but none was to be had un- til a car could come from Tucson. Bowen stated that the racers were true sportmen and that all assis- tance possible was offered the crip- pied racer.
 Bowen was accompanied by Wm. Reay, of Douglas. and they attended ! meeting of Studebaker distribu ors held in Phoenix on Tuesday.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-04
Youngsters to Put OF Two Fast Games
 at Warren this A. M.

Two fast football games will be played this morning at Warren Park. The first, starting at 10 will be between the Horace Mann and James Douglas high school teams. Following this game the Central school and Horace Mann "Midgets" will battle.
 The Central eleven now holds the grammar school championship of the district The "Midgets.' although lighter than the regular Horace Mann squad have plenty of fight and speed and are confident of making the Central boys play their hardest to keep the score under ITS to 0.
 The Central team vii lineup as follows: F.. Rodriguez, le; c. Osuma, It; C. Solano, lg; R. Davis, C. ?. Reyes, rg; P. CastellanO. ri; P. Gonzalez, re; R. Martus, If; NJ. Al cantar, fb; N. Rios, rh NJ. Kirk land, qb.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-04
CHIEF IF ROAD BUREAU TO PAY
 VISIT ID STATE
Thos. H. Mcdonald Expected to Arrive in Arizona Soon
 to Look Over Highways

According to advices received here Thomas II. Mcdonald, chief of the United States bureau of public roads is expected to arrive in Arizona ear ly this month. Mcdonald is making a trip through Texas. New Mexico and Arizona for the purpose of in- specting federal aid road work. He has not previously made an investi- gation of the road conditions in these states.
 During his stay in the state. Me Donald will put in every moment possible in touring the roads and making a personal inspection of the work. According to the present plans F.. s. Wheeler, district en- gineer for the bureau of public roads for Arizona and New Mexico and State Engineer Tom Maddock. will meet Mcdonald at the state line or at Rodeo and accompany him over the state highway in Co. chise County.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-04
Personal

w. II. Holcomb, chief engineer for the Cananea Copper Company, is iii the city for few days on a visit 10 his family
 Earl Merchant and wife, of Lewis Springs, were in the city yesterday on shopping trip.
 Ed James, clerk of the superior court, was in the city last evening on q visit to friends.
 Hud Kelley, constable at McNeal, was in the city yesterday on his way home from trip to Tomb stone.
 George Wales. of Tombstone. is in the city for a few days or visit to friends
 Mrs. Marie GregOvich has returned from Redondo, Calif., where she has been for several months.
 Under Sheriff Charles Blythe was in the city vast evening from Tomb stone on short visit
 Miss Kat;e Caretto is in Douglas for few days on visit to friends.
 Rev F. A. Rouselle, of Douglas, was in the city yesterday on short visit.
 Harry Wright, of Fl PasO, former resident of the district. is in the city for a few days in connection with his interests here
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-04
Daugherty
 Talks in Phoenix
 on Reserve Work

Lieutenant Colonel A. J. Daugherty U. s. A., attached to the 409th Infan- try with headquarters in Warren, is in Phoenix attending a get-together meeting of reserve, national guard and regular army officers.
 He spoke last night, at a meeting held in Phoenix of persons interested in national military affairs, on Work of Organized Reserves and Their Re- lation to the National Guard and Reg ular Army"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-04
VOTERS! LOOK OUT!

413 criminal cases were filed during Mcdonald administration as against 456 during Hood administration dur ing Hood administration is without foundation. For the facts call at Democratic Headquarters or call up office of the Clerk of the Court. Also compare automobile expense of the two administrations in records of Supervisors office.
 Warren District Democratic CIu
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-04
NOTICE

The Annual Meeting of the Stock holders of the Fl Paso & Southwestern Railroad Company for the election of Directors to serve for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business as may properly be brought before the meeting, will be held at the office of the Company in Bisbee, Co chise County, Arizona, on Monday 13, 1922, at 12 o'clock noon.
 George Notman, Sec'y.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-04
OLD RESIDENT DIES.

H. c. Potts, aged 5S years. and q res ident of the district for the past Is years. .died yesterday at his residence in Brewery Gulch. He was not mar ried and had no immediate relatives. The funeral services will be held on Sunday afternoon at two o'clock from the Palace Undertaking Parlors. Rev Davis will officiate. Interment will be at the Evergreen Cemetery.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-04
DIES IN LOS ANGELES.

Mrs. J. P. Vickers, of Laundry Hill yesterday received a telegram from her sister, Mrs. John Geldart, announc ing the death Of MT. Geldart on Thurs day night. MT. and Mrs. Geldart left Bisbee a few months ago to make their home in Los Angeles. The cause of death was not given in the telegram
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-04
MAY BE MOVED.

Unless the weather warns up be tween now and next Tuesday, election day, it may be necessary to move some of the polling places that were used in the primaries and which it was planned to use in the general election In most of the places there are nc heating stoves or arrangements made for heating them. The matter will be looked after at once.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-04
HELD TO SUPERIOR COURT.

Tomas Garcia was yesterday hel to await the action of the superior court by Judge Craig, after being giV en a preliminary examination. He is held on charge of being implicated in the murder of Juan Duran On about Oct. ', near Warren. Bond was fixed in the sum of $1,000
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-04
Local Briefs
WAS IN CITY.

NJ. c. Hankins, clerk of the board of supervisors. arrived in the city last evening from the Hereford-Garces sec ton where ne went to deliver the cleo tion supplies. He will wait here today until the truck containing the Warren District supplies arrives and he will deliver them and will then go on to Douglas
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-04
DESTROYED BY FIRE.

The five room house Of Surgis ELS eff, on the hill near Moon Canyon, was completely destroyed by fire yester- day morning about ten o'clock. BotH departments answered the alarm ol fire is said to have started by the ex- plosion of an oil heating stove. The loss is estimated at $500. There wa a 5000 insurance on the house and contents.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-04
DIED YESTERDAY

Peirre Delmas, resident of the dis trict for a number of years, died ye terday morning at the c. & A. hospital after a several weeks illness. The funeral services will probably be hell on Sunday. The body is at the Hen nessy-Allison parlors. Delmas leaves widow, daughter and four sons.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-04
CARS COME TOGETHER.

car coming out of the Gibson Hines Lumber Yard yesterday moo smashed into load of footaall player on their way to Nogales. The car of the latter had wheel and other dan ages. Mrs. James Krigbaum, who was riding in the car from the lumDe' sustained slight cuts on one hand from the flying glass.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-04
Saturday Morning, November 4, 1922

Dr E. C. Tarbell, Of the Tmmigra- Jion service at Naco, was in the city yesterday on q short visit.
 Gorge Williams left last night for Los Angcle5 where ha expects to remain for some time.
 Dr. George A. Bridge was in Tombstone yesterday
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-04
WAS FINED TEN.

Arry Lourry was fined $10 in Judge Craig's court yesterday on a charge of reckless driving. He was using the streets of Bisbee to take his first les sen in driving and was unable to man age the machine after he got it started
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-04

The five states of California, Wash ington. oregon. Idaho and Montana possess more than onehalf of all the standing timber in the United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-04
CARD OF THANKS

MT. and Mrs. F. s. Rountree wish to extend to their many friends their heart felt thanks for the many kind nesses shown them during the ill., ness and death of Mrs Rountree's mother
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-04
ACTION FOR DIVORCE.

Mary Nystrom, of Bisbee, has brought suit in the Superior Court at Tombstone for divorce from Peter Ny strom, also of Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-04
TO WITNESS GAME

A number of Warren District cit izens will motor to Tucson this morn ing to witness the football game be- tween the University and the New Mexico Aggies.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-04
FROM MORALES

Mrs. c. E. Winstead has returned from Nogales where she has been for the past few weeks on a visit to relatives and friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-04

Mir and Mrs. r. A. Chapman have returned to Los Angeles after a few weeks visit GeTe.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-04
SERVICES TODAY.

Funeral services for the late Henr! Holburn will be held this afternoon al o'clock from the Henessy-Allison Un dertaking Parlors.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-04

Harry Wright of Fl Paso, former resident of the district, is in the city for few days in connection with his interests here.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-01
Don't Miss Seeing he Ss Wife, the Mccuy Theatre Friday and Samd

ior which | stand. bslisvs in run.
ming the towns s3Aits in buainssa
like way, sfkclsn, management In
every dspartmso, and getting rial
vslus ior all ,hs tan money sapead.
ed. ! believe that the City Council
should voice the sentiments OF the
entire Cillssnship and not sxpret
themselves In iavor oi sny class
No Other way could b. truly demo
cratic. The ei,issns d Dickson sfs
nov paying he per tilowsu Tor
electric carsnt A. an engineer ]
realise that this 10 excessive some.
thies must be done. aod who 10
going 10 do ~ am 10 isyor u
operating the electric poser plant
on . more economical basic | be
llsvs the management has bssn
good, but the equipment very IN
eMcient Therefore, better equip,
Tent should he purchased os q
franchise given to an operating
company,
| thank you foe your considers.
ton and soIicit your support 10 the
light of the above facts
HARRY X i.EATHERs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-01
re. FREEMAN ASSISTS
Toalccs GROWERS

The Chsmbss d Commerce ha,
employed T 4. freeman. 40 sx.
psrisresd tobacco grower, to in.
s.rue. Tree ot charge those ~ho d.
not know hos 10 cat. house sad
Are tobacco.
There are quito q number Who
are raising tobacco tai. ysai ios the
hrt time aud II 10 thsss beginners
that need instructions Oh Just hc~
10 handle their tobacco to get the
bsst grade and quality. Many .
GOOD crop oi tobacco has been ruin
cd by mol handling II night after il
has been put IN ths barn.
Mr. freeman 10 supposed 10 in
stfuot oil those Wh0 desire this In
formation and Il YOU are In doubt
a. 10 !hs proper way to handle yous
tobacco don't hesitate 10 get 10
touch with him Al oncs. az = little
time spent nov getting the proper
instruction ~ilI nst you many dol.
lan when you bring your tobacco to
market.
MI freeman resides in Dickson.
~ get IN touch with him at once
sithsf 10 person, BY letter OF by
telephone aud hs ~lIl gladly give
you oil the Information a, his com
msnd Tree oi charge
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-01
To Voters Of City o Dickson

Ladies sLd gentlemen, on Sept
7,h |. will again be yoai orivilss.
70 select the Mayor oi Dickson.
Az Mayor OF your city Tor pas.
year. l have recommended and 60
iesvofed to put into practice Ger.
tain constructive msasures iM the
general benefit and commou good
OF the community. and 10 . cestain
extent l have heen ,uccesaiul; hon.
ever. l have been handicapped by
the brev,iy ot time and other out
standing obstacles al which yos oil
are aware I'm very anxious thu,
the Citys business which | have nm.
Fdtrtxksn be carried ous TO Z sue.
ces~iul cooclus,oo, and tof this
reason ! come before VOC . candi.
date Tor rs.slecsios - Mayor
| have been Aciivs ia tbs con.
s.ructiou Of streets and side valls--
the rssults are very much in svi.
dsnce. The powerhouse. by the CO.
operation and e0cisnt service a v
II. Adoox. 10 runnias day and nisht
and on q paving bas,s. The service
d. proof Of our activities.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-01
Miss Nc Mssry Tn.
teftaias Al Bridge

M,ss ksts AeAuuy .ntsHsined
At bridge Las, FRIDAY afternoon.
Aug. 2s,h q, her home on College
Hill
lhosr eu!eyins Ms. ,MsMpnss
hospitality were Misses NJ. No.
'sn, Wfenns hopk,us. Marguerite
Boyle. Fannie lesther, Mary and
Ssymme Rty.n. Mary Dan.ssn.
Msyme Bryan. Allins Fsn,ress.
Sara Sheppard, q Nashville. ARaA
Holl.y. sara fsys,, Kiis.ss,b Nat,
thsws, Nesdsme. Paul Rshy. l. G,
Mckinney. Crsddoct. John ieath.
ere. Clarsnes Walker and Lueisn
Wright, oi Rurns W { McFtiscn
Jr.
Mice Wr~une Hepkias made
highest score,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-01

% secoaal ii iaeA 81 harmoay In
ths sdmtnissrstic@. the rsst ys.r
has not been a. allegv.heg . pleas.
oos tx me am . Arn believer
in ee-opesaiion. and u sivsa the
proper support can and viii an.sh
the operations nos undss way.
! have lived here fcf over aaassss
esatafy. my interest in Dielsoa has
never been Questioned, have Alwsys
ooasidesvd ID . hooor 10 BE- Aayss
u Dickson, believe in an active,
progressive town. Ii hes ee~a my
pleasure 10 be ocmpiimsnted fos
my sctivitlss By oil glasses people
l have given my beet edor,s--aSd
before eastins yosr ballot. ash
your easn~st consideration, Have
been too basy TO see everyone 10
person, ba, uiil tndeavor 10 do so
before election day.
Cordially
J T. H0LLEY.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-01
TENT 1uEAIER has
LARGE PlTROnAG

"rhs show that ! lihe better.
believe. than any ] have seea ios q
long hme. are W. !. swans pro.
duei,ons Thus spake one stylish
dressed yoans manoa ~ she ssl
IN . drug stose sipp,ns . cold
drtnk
The Swan Show Folk lead Ill
the rest in hney. Their stass auds.
tor the most part are TOO besusiisl
Tor description. One woman ~ss
actually apparrelled in the mos.
exauisi,e s,uas--,us, think. wearing
sol, pastel blue satin The eorsase
drapey was clasped in fron. by .
ie~eled turquoise. with strings ot
pint pearl peadAn,.
Another. young pert qaick
stepping Mlss. ~as dressed S,rI,sh.
ly in white satin. This yoans lady
|. a person OF p.qusney and charm.
Another membes ei the Swain
High School Curb was sarbed in
the most gorgeous ssu1. strictly
Psrslan styles Her dres. was oi
heavy White ssiia, -sksa ,emesoid.'
cred in pink roses
Another little girl, pretty and
pert. takes ones breath s~oy with
al her slores She looks hls a
Christmas doll IN her p,nL and
sdver bsoe.de ..' : =.
"Desr me, the Swain Company
do furnish some party. Take Tor
example the musie by orchestra.
the brilliantly lighted .tase effects
III all goes to make one bag even.
ing deluxe.
''Oh yss--,he young men oi the
company well, they are entirely
Satisfactory in appearance.
Thu local brunette has the line
on the Swan Company, alnsh,l
Their plays arc grea, this year
and are attracting large crowds on
each night. The progrs,n for the
remainder OF week promises 10 be
equally good Friday nigh, 10 bag
feature night. playing Daddy
l.ons legs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-01
Parent.Teschsrs Meet.

The Psren, Teachers Association
tsh . mos, interesting meeting is
IN. assembly room OF Fire. ksi'onsl
bant Thurpdsy si,sfnoon el les,
week, Plane Tor the year program
ve,e perfected, and q membership
drive With Prois, Brstton and By.
nun a. Join, ohsitmsn was lsunch.
cd. Also. plans we're perfected 10
entertain the iscui,ys oi both city
and High School Sep, iNh. n.
Gslbsrmsn beins appointed chair.
man oi the s1tettsinm.nt commit.
lee