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Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11
shootina to Re stopped

PARADISE-Cave Creek, in the Chir- icahua mountains, is to be made safer
 for the camper and tourist. Recently the safety, not to mention the peace and quiet of many people visiting that canyon has been menaced by the care less use Of firearms. Accordingly, of ficers of the forest service have an- nounced that they will enforce a reg ulation of the secretary of agriculture, governing national forests, which pro- hibits the discharging of firearms in the vicinity of camps residents sites recreation grounds-whereby any per
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11
Getting Along Nicely

WELCOME. z. Johnson wires from the Moyo hospital at Rochester, Minn., that he has had two operations and is now progressing well toward recovery. The physicians desire that he remain in the hospital until the 17th but is doubtful if H. L. can stand to be confined that long.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11
CANTALoUPEs NEXT

RZONA this the realm agrlcu
 a A harvested shipped to all points in the cleaning w start the left That years cantaoupe indications will be the best $pmetug caleads will be shipped to- all United practically competition
 supervised by the government importance the send n while A telling the disposition antaoupca pr cities quoting prices of sales etc
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11
THOUGHT

AS troubled fountain, and cor rupt spring, so is righteous man that giVeth way before the wicked. Proverbs 25:25.
 The world is thirsting not for theories, but for great good works of faith; for practical solutions of the spiritual difficulties of society; for the harmony of life and light; aud wherever these appear, the world will now accept them as glad ly bearing the manifest signature of God.-J. H. Thom.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11
JOKE

The Wall Street Journal rounds up a new Ford story that is good enough to pass along It runs like this:
 A fellow dreamed that Henry was dead. The pallbearers were carrying the casket when suddenly its lid flew open. Ford had come to life. He sat up. ran his eye over the six pail bearers and instantly ordered:
 Here, put this casket on wheels and lay off five men,"
 To appreciate this joke about Ford speeding mp production. keep in mind that he has orders for nearly 100000 cars, trucks and tractors for June delivery.
 His June production schedule calls for 54O0 cars a day or nearly II a minute, which seems about the last word in speed.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11
Cattle shipments

WILLCOX-On June 12th Johnson
 & Cook will ship about 4,O00 head or cattle from various points. Part or the shipment will come from Wilcox, some from Bowie, San Simon and Ro- deo, making up the numDer above sta ted. Most of the cattle will go to Cal ifornia and a portion to New Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11
pouble Header Games

WILLCOX-Baseball fans of Will COX will be given a real treat Sunday A double header will be played. At one o'closck the Wilcox Cubs will cross bats with Fort Grant and imme- diately afterwards the Central Copper Company's team will play the Tucson White Sox. Both of these games prom ise to be fast and interesting and should not be missed.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11
SHORTAGE

Europe is growing less food. Its area of winter wheat for the 1921 1922 season is 1.399,OO0 acres less than last year, in eight countries, so far reported. This is the word, to our Department of Agriculture, from its agents.
 Such an item tells you more about European conditions than a good many columns of cabled political events.
 So goes the food supply, so goes everything
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11
FLAppERs

A statuette of flapper who existed in Egypt 5000 years ago is exhibited in Boston Art Museum. It was dug out of an ancient tomb.
 The statuette shows the flapper making bread. Her hair is bobbed and appears to have a permanent"
 After 5000 years the earth's toiling millions still are bobbing hair and bak ing bread.
 Life runs in cycles, eternal ropcti tion.
 The parents of tho ancient Egyptian flapper probably made a great fuss when she came home from the huil dresser's with her locks shorn.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11
FLYING

Commercial airplane companies in France are carrying 10000 passengers and 175,000 tons of baggage a year. They average only one mishap for each 800 trips.
 A lot of us will live to see the day of flying freight trains.
 The French flyers usually are on time. They arrive behind schedule only three times out of 100.
 Progress is going along rapidly. up overhead, while the rest of us plod patiently about on the ground or get arrested for speeding when we drive our cars third as fast as airplanes.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11
MRS. CHAPLINs CASE

nESPITE Chaplin national inyestigat than originally alot ted her America. government
  country would human atmosphere
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11

At the time of going to press Chi cago was leading New York by two robberies and one shooting.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11
AROUND THE COUNTY

son is exposed to injury as a result of such dlscnarge."
 Increasing numbers of Douglas and BisDee people are motoring 10 Cave Creek, which is noted TOT its scenic beauty, abundance of attractive camp ing siIes, and delightful climate.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11
UNFoRGoTTEN PROMISES

IF already forgotten prejudice forgiven how is it that landslide in the
  postofce alleged enough
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11
PRENATAL

Parents can pick out their baby's career before it is born, says pr. Alza- mon Ira Lucas, talking to an eastern medical convention.
 Doc has q nice little system PsreHts merelys selected the desired vocation, then concentrate will power and de. sire on it, aud work occasional the career they have in mind.
 Whether this would work or not, even in occasional cases, the hest way is to let the child do its own selecting slowly and in tho natural way,
 Failure nearly always is due to fol lowing the wrong line of work, usually at the ipstigation of parents.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11

New straw lids are called hobby Hobby hats for hobby heads.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11
AUTOS

You haye noticed tho sudden popu- larity of closed motor cars. A third of Ford's output { his year will be closed cars. At the, other end of the hne, Packard officials arc said to ex- pect 70 per cent of their fall sales will be closed models
 Engineers in the auto industry be- lievc that the percentage of closed cars eventually will settle al 10 out of 100.
 If you have a closed car, keep the windows open as much as possible. Fresh air is the only antidote for the health deterioration that results from sitting still in a car without exercise.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11
BETWEEN YOU AND ME
RADIO

RADIO
 How far will this radio craze ex- pand? Alexander Eisemann, presi- dent of National Radio Chamber of Commerce, estimates 100000 home radio outfits are now in use in our country.
 Eisemann considers it probable that this will increase to 6,000,000 in five years.
 America seems to be an industrial Pandora's Box with unlimited number of surprises. The radio industry, which expects to do $1O0000,0O0 busi- ness a year sprang up unexpectedly. Don't worry about opportunities be- coming fewer in America. New ones are born every tick of the clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11

Baseball crowds are not as big this season. The unemployment situation is improving right along.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11
WEALTH

Fire insurance men gather in New York. They compare notes and find that American homes are insured against fire f.ir nearly $92,O00, 100000 nearly four times the national debt.
 It is a good thing to keep an occa- sional figure like this in mind when the national debt seems staggeringly large.
 We owe a lot, but have d giant pocketbook.
 The total income of the American people for six or eight months would wipe out every penny of the national debt. We may be in a financial swamp, but only up to our ankles.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11

The reason some merchants have to charge so much is they have to charge everything.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11

In Boston, a neighbor's rent was cut because the landlords baby cried at night. Alta baby!
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11

and must be stopped. Since the first of June 1903. over twenty persons have met death at the hands Of other parties either by being shot or
 stabbed.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11

A friend is a man who cusses the same people you cuss.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11

The weaving Of cotton, one of the chief industries of Korea. is mostly carried on by the country women at home.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11
. FIRE3EoLLoWs sENRLQsloN1

SVRAf3USB, IN. M, hlAc ll.-AIi eX' plosiou. followed by fire at ? o'clock this morning. threatens the total de struction of the nitrate plant of the SOlvy Process Company here.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11

There are i01,767 licensed motor drivers in the London area.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11

About 17,f50 buildings were dc stroycd in the Chicago fire.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11

TTLTE uIN IWIfIUf IINIHNLU ITIUIVI drivers in the London area.
 In the steel industry, wages of nn- skilled labor in some mills are slowly. climbing.
 The installation of a gyroscopic sta bilizer on cattle carrying vessel has been the means of saving $30,000 worth of live stock on single trip. HThe reindeer is said to be able to endure more fatigue than any other draught animal with tue exception of the camel.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11
Mrs. l.. p. Clark Dies
Oi Cocaine Used i'm
removal Of Tonsils
Gland in Neck. Due to Dis.
appear al Maturity, Is
Blamed; Husband. ta.
'no'is Specialist. at Side

Mrs. l.. Pierce Clark went Yesterday
with her husband. one o. the loadino
nerve specialists IN the country, living
al East SiXty-ffth Street, to the oAic,
o. br. Hampton P. Howell ia the Med
cal Chambers at Ia East Fifty-fourtb
Street, to undergo an operation for re-
moval of tho tonsils
Two other physicians and a nurse.
besides Dr.. Howell and Dr. Clark. were
present wnen Mrs. Clark was made
ready Dr. Howell. the operating phvsi-
cian. administered cocaine a loral
an9st thetie
A few second later, while Dr.. Howell
was preparing his Instruments, Mrs,
Clark complained Of = peculiar para
lyzed 1eellng. She could not move.
( suddenly she became rigid The ply
sIclans became alarmed. They forgot
az ABOUT the operation aud devoted
their efforts in attempts TO revive her
Ten minutes later she was dead.
The police OF the East Fifty first
Street station were notified and an am
bulance was summoned from Flower
Hospital Dr.. Paul, who came with
me ambulance. said that death had
been due to heart failure. caused bv
shock as result of the cocaine.
Dr.. Charles R. Norris, medical ex-
amlner viewed the body. He said
+ mat death was due TO static lymphati-
! Gus. the presence Of gland in the
rack OF the neck which should have
disappeared at maturity. Under the
ircumstances, ne said. death was ac-
cidental. No Investigation is being
made by the police.
Or. Clark is consulting neurologis st
or the Manhattan State Hospital and
the Craig Colony for Epileptics. He
Is visiting neurologist at Randall :
Island Hospital. and a trustee Of the
Letchworth Village Institution for
Mental Detectives, He is member
of the American Medical Psychological
Association, the New York Academy of
Medicine, the New York Neurological
| Society, the New York Psychiatrcal
Society and the American Neurological
Associations He is the author of several
books on nervous diseases.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11
Subsidy Denounced
AS Graft Premium
By Ship Line Head
hil'p Manson Attacks Bill
as Menace to an Homes,
[. ;. Merchant Marine.
and Says lis MOI Needed

WASHINGTON. Nav 10 c.oo.
q priva.er. o.,..., '"' Oh OF
"'''hah' marine
~ "'e"bS OF government subs idies is
impossible. Philip Manson. Of Nov
lolA. president Of the pocitc { r,s.
ern $toamab;, c,..,,,..
dos. N0'''H''. aecIared to-
a. cue Jolht congressional hearing
on the Administration shlp subsidv hin
He asserted that .,h-:.,,o.
vo,,la -, sOoS'o o'es not only
IAN TO create merchant MA
r'Ne but would "scriouslv retard" i4~
Proper deve opment.
Al that subsidies Will do" Ny. Man
son SAID will ne 10 increase ard No.,
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11
The New York Edison Company

At l0hpN NcIrcr
General v Pace h
BrachOH where rca Appliance ARK dNpa n
TO I con o {
Norfolk corner
ving Place
WcuA z { wa
Fa &
All Offices Place.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11

the Western Electric engineers which
""eh properly associated with the cop
per of the core results in cable of
ihuch greater transmitting efficiency
'i'an can at present be obtained
u VIII resemble the older cables in
appearance and its principle of CON
struct'on will be the same. a single
central conducting core, surrounded
by well of insulating material to
exclude water and protected by q
spiral armoring Of steel wires.
Charles G. Dubois, president OF the
Western Electric Company. has recent
~ returned from visit TO England.
where arrangements for the new cable
Ilne were completed
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11

IdIH TU7tV"TS OF bUIICV n INl
mont OF tho orchestra. II va. q Il
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11
100000 Taken
pxCen, Thieves
On the DriH


,ae learned
pY.rste de'e''''e'' .Au,.,
....erday, arc searching paw '''.'VF'
<sD NaA worth OF feweirI "i''S"
''i S0''' ~.a,o recentlv from tic
,'cas iale 'a ~ ooa Rev.
.ame e. Mrs. H. hiiS''''
y. n,ire. curing her absence. Among
Wv 5.. stolen Is "a pendant con
'ae a''''' a.,-yeoatinc oal.
.siaius ol9nehoA "a ,,s
s..sts and dog eoi'~f se' N''' ''''
-
80. = ,,sh Who IS said 10 nave
..,.--s DOWN rope from the roof
an ...,e four.story house
. bd~asa 'eN''' go S.rao+ -
q. 2}5 last Sky ~
.:-s s,ory window through Wn'cA ne
.nIs soy cyqmiration yes
wig VIZ n.,... ,.,.,,.
,erds} in lcrs'''-'
The INTRUDER ~as d SEQ eff0 ana to0
l..r sr,c Al ineffective SHOT a Mr.
''''' -. h.b,.d t5n, evc su,t
eTe''' 'ea'-. -.i..a O. ooo
sses. ln "hlcA re i'a" t'eN0'' s''<o'
ro-;t Of ciothine and other articles.
.....ivos Downing and Smith cot to
.,.-.-... h,,ld;yo ;ns+
'1s rool o. N'' aug '''.''
= Lynch. revolver in hand emefGed
,..r ,ba sc,,ttle Of the Jevett home
Learned IN keiormatory
~. so.oo.,,os inroood on him and
iae
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11
'any would continue to operate gov

pany would continue to operate gov
ernment vessels in this trade
w. }. Love, vice president Of the
Emergency Fleet Corporation, who in
veStigated the service given by the
American flag vessels, held that. while
there was to a certain extent competi-
ton with four privately owned Amer
lean ships IN the trade. "our develop
ment in other directions is Of greater
Importance, and no change should be
made IN the services that We have es
tabiished"
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11
81 Hospitals That Treat
Poor TO Share S525,OOO
Fund Distribution Committee
Makes A!location: lo5.23I
Free Patients in 1921

The distributing committee Of the
United Hospital Fund met at City Hall
sesteJay and decided upon the alloca-
ion of the money raised last wear
among The ffty-seven hospitals Of the
city which are members Of the asso-
cation. Robert Olyphan., president
Il the United Hospital Fund, announced
hat the amount to be distributed was
S5c50oo In 1920 distribution among
these hospitals totaled S625 900. Con-
iderng the economic conditions pre-
galing during the last year. Mr..
olyphant expressed himself as graft
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11
Board Refuses to End Shin
Competition in West Indie.

WASHINGTON. May 1o.-Tho pro-
test Of the United Fruit Company and
others against the employment Of Ship
ping Board tonnage in West Indies ana
Centra American trades was rejected
to-day by the Shipping Board, which
ruled That the Clyde Steamship Com
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11
lsave Quits i'm Cincinnati

CINCINNATI. Ohio May lo-The
board OF directors Of the Cincinnati
Symphony Association announced to-
day that tho resignation Of Eugene
Ysayc Belgian violinst MS conductor
Of the orchestra has been accepted.
This situation arose because
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11

recent canvass of large apartment house. supplied cxcu
slvey with Edison Service skngly demonstrates the
extensive and growing of the various electrical household
appliances ftngly named = The Little Electric Servants
of the Home
O the 400 klowats of electrical cquipncn absorbed
for light l for power and less than for the heating,
cooking and cleaning appliances In other words these house
hold devices, practically unknown few for and
labor cleanliness, and better
the home, require their aggregate larger electrical
than is required for either light power
The value of ko~att of electric energy OF human
labor has been determined but the influence all these
electrical aboaving devices raising the standard OF house
hold work and science, eliminating drudgerV
and in essenng the problem OF cleaning and maintaining large
occupied by homes, should be difficult
Practically every standard type of electrical household app
display the Showrooms, which
for the convenience OF and the public Many
the department. and other of the City have also electrical
departments and hand be found shops
devoted the sale Of beautifully designed portable fixtures and
approved household Devices Many of these shops conducted
BY who make the highest type electrical installation
The Edison Directory might prove helpful and will be
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Cacao Price Advances
Better Ecuador Ouu"'
L. 5. Supplied -l2.5 Per ga ga
Total Exports in flra "
ter of This Year

In the first quarter Of ls-- ,t11
foreign trade amounted % ~ ~
Eeuadorian sucres a SCR -
SO.4s6 az normal exchange ~ "A
quotations are 40 >Ozith " n
5,926.i6S sucres represent s-s1 -,..,,1
values, and 7.0s9.5s5 sseFs' ~
the export values. ,.-..1 ~
OF the imports, the 1n.ss.- ~. "a
supplied 42.5 per eent' S'..r
Kingdom, 29.6 per eenti ce,rir
per cent; Peru. SO per esn', , ~. - q
81 per cent: Spain, S.5 p, 80, ~,
Belgium, % per cent. W y. =, II
the United States took 20 rsY
Germany, s.8 per cent; ,o' NJ
kingdom rs per cent; tas "a
lands. Ga per cent? Italy - .,
France, 3 per cent; spalh' - ~ ~,
Belgium, l.02 per een'' 80
per cent. ns ~ Z
OF all the foreign trade ~ o,s55 u ,,i =
the opening months OF ~, lI.,ls, ~
that eacao. the chief Eeuaooil'as ~
uct. has risen in price, ~ saI 4 ~
change on the United Saw w., t.si
ing better adjusted, i ,ss,' ,s,s ~
favorable outcome for i''
predicted. ,,. ,onsl.t1''
In regard 20 credits. h 2,
better arrangements eos's srt
than those existing At p,s,ss he Esa.
rian banks have made '.a.eelve 3
American exporters may ',ssir "a
antics from them that - sppr.'
covering sales Of goods ~ y !, psa
customers in Ecuador sn-" ne.
nresentation on maturity
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Passed Easily

However. f, wss vel e,.is'n.sx
ratification % tie .s.l T5s.l g &,
date, and wei. .riornss es--
were inclined % regard iis ii.ru
respite for 'ae rertsei',s d! ,u
put the new law ol a rofdsi NJ
The biil came hef0rs go Gs-,
in the frrt days ~ the fiI ~
and was passed With ssrprry "a
By a vote % l0s % ~ or 0sie
exactly eighteen mcnihs sra ; II
first been placed on iae 5ooa
The radical pross o. efgus ~,
denounced ire measure ~ sf;i
product o. tie mas,fr n.r4i G r
railways Themselves sns agriai Z
.imony 20 ,he is5l,g q ile nh.rl
By eyer-merac.rg capitalists u
writer charac.erfii he Jaw ii
attempt % slink fsrtsef away if,- !
rational doctrine q STATE eoniio'
the whole. the lav vas vel ii,i
By all elements whose lliefein \
involved. The optimism . sag',,
was reflected IN tie boo1 O
service securities on ire Pari -
and in the decrease q .asof --,i-
Il il quite premature % r'n
predictions as % .hc pr9oa.s. =
or failure % he new law. go
note that il has been regafcse -
utmost favor both b. the p.'f; |.
private roads. which look foTsm
system Of unified control ara = -
stability-two basic clemens .
gressiye organization. ..
The Socialist party ard ths q !. :
continue 20 malign the NOAH, =
their opposition IS oasct ~ -
thusiasm with which The railrai q q
atives themselves regard tss -
To them Il represents tarsi5ls ~ ~,
They feel that henceforta tssT - !,
in a position % infuenes ciisei !. :
national policies Of i1nspeT' az y
tect their own Interests n -
council. Besides. they VI x ~.
10 share in the surpluss ss.o !.
unquestionably ensue 4 ue s,S. ,,' J. :. I.
visions OF the law are h'sA'-
applied. -. !.
That the new law vii v!'li
adherence OF the 100000 fslf...
ployees 20 the c. G. 7. seens s''. -
equally certain. il wosla s-
be its tendency 20 slao.!ie W =
tions between the operators -, -. Z
personnel and 20 decrease s9'.,.., -. I,
the power Of those wno u -
have been responsible Tor @ 'es e. e..
,ie-ups so ealamiioas % w go ~.
industrial structure and 10 f'''-
dustrial progress.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Financial Equilibrium

Financial equilibrium /.
unifying priYa'a aceog,s, '".h ,
mon fund b. - be- s,,,lrA =,
cover possible defiel.s O., ,,..,,. I
Is 20 be enhanced 5y sg,s'.'.' d
Of course, each road hss % o,'s !. =
expenses and charzef m. n. 4'',
would embrace periodic 49, q,
the Shareholder and as'.,.''t.l !
Gated onc-third % he ,,,,,., 80, a.
two.thirds - deyelo,ns,, d
hc and economy. Ps1,. q p.
would b. raised or 'ore,,t 7. "a
the fluctuations n he ss-.. ~,
on authorization ~ tne f.,.... ~
ell The receipts and err.... "a.
thus be app0rtI0ned ls n. l.'
Of the general veal Tts -. ~
elaborated minute ls,al,
chase b. the state of asy H.. a
BY 1880 was operating a.
and gave no promise Il 49,.
private control FINALLY. y. A
ment agreed 20 make l,a-t,...f p
say % tide over cuca. 49,. ~
assure ashlgt star5,r1 rif-l q.
ali times " sfro I.
Tbo .oy,,. ,t..
,,ig,d eilos y. ... ..' n'h esi7,,,, ,
o. 80 ,,o-.. ''1l Do ~ Ql,.,
ss..eyo a. 'y' s,,a-s-..-.'i ling Fi.ci 4.
@oniy o,o ~ .. "sn ;i,;
Lii Yr Jy.tc c,e..,... ,t "a, i'iss
,'y - 49,, ~ 5os.s- ~, ~, = "a,
5s,o,-iT, 10 P'S,' ~,,.l,,. t,.s t f,,aa
Deeombe- fs ef,,. " o.'.t q 4
.Hftbo Cis~5o, tsl -. ,..i .'sl j't.g
-a,,s-L 80. -. -..'. '.'-'- ,''., ~
d,ioso-, ,,.tt,f. .t+ 81. g, 4
-. -. .. Df,i'.'i -.
M '..'- --'. p, F. '..' r. ~ nI
"' .'H N'' 'N.i'A A4i .rTer.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Foreign Bonds
u. 5. Cars Favored in Greece

Sixty-hve per cent Of the $500 pass.
enger cars In Greece are Of American
make the remainder being principally
French Italian, German and British.
Consul General Lowrie reports TO the
automotive division Of the Departmen,
OF Commerce. In addition 90 the pass.
enger cars, ther are 400 trucks and 200
buses In use at the present time. 80
per cent OF which are OF Americsn
make. the remainder being prineipallv
Italian, British and French. About "a
per cent OF the trucks and buses in
Saloniki. -
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Prices Irregular
I'm Short Session
On Curb Exchange
Oil Shares in Supply Again,
but Indusirials Display
Rallying Power; Evening
Accounts for Week End

Prices showed an irregular trenn NJ
the close Of yesterdays short session
on the curb market. oil shares again
,uled weak on evening accounts Tor
over tho weekend, but industrials
showed rallying power.
standard oil Of Indiana lost n frae..
ton and Mexican Seaboafd uropgs11
back 10 a. as others In tho group ie,,
back slightly. Cities Service WotNeu
slightly higher on covering, hoWeFsI,
REQ motors scored n fraetonal gam
and Tobacco Products a sh"'e' re-
covered slightly.