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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-31
GOODNIGHT is PRACTICAL
DIVERSIFtCATION FARMER

J. r. Goodnight, Of the Canyon
Community was here Saturday
trading with our merchants. lie
is one Of the most successful
farmers on the Plains. and is| ex-
pecting bumper crop this year.
The cry 10 all the farmers 20 d.
vcrsify their crops u Of little con-
cern to him. as be learned through
the hard school Of experience a
long time ago that Il IS the best
10 take advantage Of everything
ihat viii grow on the Plains %
make each year prove profitable.
For diversfication Of farm pro-
duets and livestock there Is no
country on the face Of the whole
world that will beat Lubbock coun-
". for the ideal climate, abun.
dance Of feed that can be raised
and plenty Of pasture lands are es.
Decially favorable for all kinds Of
live stock, and the wide variety OF
field products cover 80 many mar
kets Il is impossible for the mar
kets for these products 90 all be
down at the same time.
Men like Mr.. Goodnight have
pro.cn the advisability Of diversi-
flee farming a good many years
ago and their knowledge OF that
artkjs everywhere evident in the
suc ss they have made Of farm
ins =.
oadminded. educated and well
tte ID farmers are doing more for
4 advancement Of Lubbock coun-
: cry day than We can all rea-
= and the worth Of their work
le proven only in comparing
success with the success OF
~ who are not 20 prone 70
ogressive.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-31
EMMETT COMEDY COMPANY
NOW PLAYING AT LINDSEY

A very unique attraction, combin-
ing magic, niirth and mystery, is
playing at the Lindsey Theatre, the
first three davs Of this week II II
the Emmett Comedy Company. said
10 be one Of the best shows Of It's
kind coming 20 Lubbock.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-31
COUNTY JUDGE HAS LIVE
CHASE WITH YOUNG MEN

Sunday evening while car riding
with his family, Chief Of Police HUI
stedlcr drove across the canyon, east
Of town In time to see Judge Brown
in flight after five young men who
he thought had set fire 20 the grass
in his pasture near the canyon. The
chief invited him to ride, and in the
Ford two Of the young men were
easily caught. and soon convinced
the Judge and Chief Of Police that
they were not the ones who had set
the grass. Their cause for running
was for ether reasons. and they we're
turned loose. The other three were
not followed. Only about two acres
of grass was burned.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-31
WEATHER CONDITIONS
PAST FOUR DAYS

Light sleet fell for a few hours
Friday. displaced by warmer wealth
er and mist all day Saturday. Sunday
morning the clouds were heary un-
al nine o'clo~k, but by noon the nin
was out. and a rerular spring day
was enjoyed. Sunday night thu misty
weather became heavier again, an
has not ceased TO this time, Nonds
4:05 p. m.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-31

c. p. shvum. Of O'DonAid. was
here Saturday ,, visit his son. John
Lewis. ~ The West Texss Hospital.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-31

tard weleh sold bis home "A
v I last week 70 W. ". Rob-
formerly Of Esstlsnd.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-22

Doubling doubles these trick mot
honor) values; rebuilding multi.
plies them by four. Thirty trick
points constitute a game, but all
over thirty are scored. Excess
points on one game can not bE.
counted on next. Partners winning
two games complete a rubber.
For winning 70 tricks, or Little
Slam, there is a bonus OF so honor
points; for Grand Slam, or 10 tricks,
400 points.
Declarer also gets a bonus Of so
honor points II be makes doubled
contract, plus a bonus Of so points
for each trick taken above his con.
tract II declarer redoubles, these
bonuses are 100 each.
When opponents "set" the de.
clarer. the opponents score so hon.
or points for each trick by which
declarer falls short Of his contract;
100 for each trick II bid has been
doubled; 200 II redoubled.
II declarer fulrlls his contract,
he scores for every trick he takes
In excess OF his bid; II he does not
make amount bid. he can score
only his honors as held. When
contract is defeated, nothing is
scored below the line.
Penalty for a revoke by declarer
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-22
Easy Lessons
~ Auction Bridge
W. ~ cop,-4A.raa. :, He'..Js
ARTICLE NO. 8
INTRODUCTION
copy-llA. IN :, HsyI.. il.

players pass, the fourth IS given
an opportunity to bid.
Should all four players pass on
the first round, the cards are dealt
by the next dealer, with his own
pack.
In bidding, the number Of tricks
outranks the value Of the tricks.
For instance. three Clubs, with a
total trick value of IS, outranks
two No Trump. worth 20 points.
DoublIng-Any player may dou.
BILE an opponents bid; and bidder
or partner may redouble or bid
something else outranking the dou.
bled bid. BY doubling, the oppo-
nent indicates that he can "set"
the bidder; by rebuilding. bidder
asserts his confidence in his own
make.
Doubling increases the value Of
the tricks mot the honors) in scor.
ing but not in bidding (see scor.
ing). Example: two Spades over.
bids two Hearts doubled and re.
doubled, although in scoring two
Spades counts only IS trick points,
whereas two Hearts redou6led
counts 81.
A higher bid by any player can
cells any previous double or re.
double.
The PIay-The declarer is the
player who first named the winning
suit, regardless Of any bids or suits
named between his first calling the
suit and its final bid by himself or
his partner, His partner Is dun.
my" Player at left OF declarer
! leads any card; then dummy lays
down his cards face up, and sorted
into suits. Dummy thereafter must
not touch his cards. Their play is
left entirely to declarer. Each
| player must follow suit led II he
! can; otherwise trump or discard
as he likes Cards rank from Ace
down to Deuce, and trumps always
win. When there is a trump, high.
est card or highest trump, II
trumps be played on trick, wins
trick; in No Trump, highest card
of suit led wins. Winner leads for
next trick. Declarer leads from
dummy hand when tricks are taken
by card from that hand First six
tricks taken by declarer are his
book" All over the book count
toward game. II declarer has bid
three, he must win three tricks over
his book, or nine tricks.
| scoring-only the declarer's side
can score towards game, and the
game score Is the only score that
goes below the horizontal line on
the score card.
Below the Line oseIarer Scores
for each trick over his book.
Above the Line Declarers or
Opponents Score
for "Honors" as held by them when
cards are dealt. The honors are
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-22
SCHEDULE
OF CLUB ARRANGED

Tho Billy Sunday Business
Mems Club will fill three import.
art engagements next Sunday.
Group No: 8. H. W. smouse.
leader. will hold an eyaqgelistlc
meeting at the Pleasant Valley NJ.
E. Church at Millersville begin
ming at 1880 p. m. This group
held a successful service there
last Sunday aye1lns WHICH re-
suited In three conversions and a
special invitation to return.
Group. No. 4. ]. NJ. Colebank,
leader, will conduct a service at
the James Memorial NJ. e. Church
South 'on the Grafton pike at
1880 Sunday afternoon. The male
quartet will sing several selec-
tons, and Mis- sMargaret Frisch-
kon will render some vocal solos.
The talks will be OF an evangelis.
tic nature.
Group No. 5, c. c. Denham,
leader. will conduct an evangelis-
tic meeting at Benton's Ferry on
Sunday evening at 1880. The club
holds a service at this church
every two weeks. and seevral con.
versions have resulted.
The club will meet at noon next
Monday at the Y. NJ. C. A. when
fine luncheon will be enjoyed
and reports received.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-22

IS SO 81 Honor points. which oppo.
nents score above the line. When
opponents revoke deciarer may
take 30 honor points or 2 Of oppo.
nentS' tricks for first revoke; each
additional revoke by opponents en-.
titles deciarer 70 30 honor points.
Declarer can uss tricks taken on a
revoke to make good his contract,
but cannot use them to obtain ad.
ditional bonus In his honor score
by reason Of the bid having been
doubled or redoubled; nor can he
use them to count Slam or Little
Slam not otherwise obtained. A
revoklng side can scbre only hon.
ors as held.
Winners Of two games In trick
points receive $50 points bonus in
honors.
Winning Rubber-At the end OF
"a rubber, the complete score OF
each side, including tho $50 won
by one set OF partners for winning
two games, is totalled, and the side
with the greatest complete total
Of points wins the rubber.
Save this article. Further In.
struetions next Sridav.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-22

The purpose Of this particular
ferries Of articles is to give a short
summary Of the game Of Auction
Bridge, 50 that even a beginner
can acquire sufficient knowledge
,ot the game, both OF bidding and
play, 70 enable him to play cred.
liable game. The best way 10 &C.
quire the knowledge OF the rules
necessary for the beginner is to
study the first thirty-one rules OF
the Laws Of Auction Of the Whist
Club OF New York, which are to
be found in any standard book on
Auction. In case such a book Is
not available; read carefully this
Summary Of the Laws Of Auction.
Partners and Deal = Auction
Bridge, as played by four people,
requires two packs Of cards with
different backs. Jokers are not
used. One pack Is shuffled and
spread face down on table. so that
players may draw for partners. The
players drawing the two lowest
cards play against holders OF the
two highest. Ace is low In cutting,
and, in case of duplicate draws,
Spades have preference over
Hearts; then Diamonds and Clubs.
Holder Of lowest card chooses his
seat at table. and one pack Of cards.
Holder OF third lowest takes his
choice of opponents seats. Second
hand (player at dealers left shut
nes dealers cards, which are cut
by person at dealers right. Deal.
er's partner shuffles the still"
deck and places 1t at his right,
ready for second hand to use for
next deal. Thereafter, this shut.
fling OF the still deck always Is
'ndone by partner Of current dealer,
aile deal is going on.
airteen cards are dealt, one at
stime, to each player, starting
18th player at dealers left. Play.
srs can not look at their cards I'm.
~ deal is complete. II misdeal,
by reason of a card being faced or
otherwise exposed or an incorrect
number being given to any player,
4 Isame dealer deals again. Deal
passes to left,
Bldding-Any one Of the four
suits may be declared trump, Of
the hand may be played without
trump, the so.called mo Trump"
Dealer bids first. He may pass, .
or bid one or more in Clubs. Dia-
monds. Hearts, Spades, or No
Trump, which rank in the order
Manned. A bid of,one indicates that
sbidder TO fulfill his contract, must
take one odd trick. An odd trick
Is one trick more than six. A bid
der has to take six tricks, or his
book" before he can start to
score. Therefore seven, or seven
odd tricks, Is highest possible bid.
Each OF the other players. start.
ing with player at dealers left; may
pass, double, or overbid the deal.
er. To overbid, It is necessary to
bid. the same number of tricks in a
suit which ranks higher, or a larger
number Of tricks in a suit which
ranks lower than that named by
dealer. The bidding goes round to
the left until three players In sue.
session pass, except that, II 1t be
Ffiie first round, and the first three
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-22
DANISH
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Brand. for Run. Down
Tired out People

If you feel tired out, out Of sorts.
Respondent, mentally or physically
depressed, get a so cent box Of
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the H. H. Drug Co. today and take
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II you work too hard, smoke too
much, or are nervous, Wendelrs
Pills, Ambition Brand, will make
you feel better In three days or
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AS q treatment for affections Of
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loss OF appetite, sleeplessness, or
Nervous Indigestion, get a box OF
Wendelrs Pills, Ambition Brand.
today on the money back plan.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-22
MRS. MALLORY TO PLAY
WESTERN CHAMP TODAY

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-onc Of
the most successful tennis sea-
sons in history will close with the
annual East-West matches start
ing today and ending tomorrow on
the international courts Of the
West Side Tennis Club at Forest
Hills. N. Y. Aside from the riy-
airy between the two sides, In
terest will center In two Of the
single matches.
The first of these will be today
between Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-22

Mallory OF New York and Miss X
Browne Of Los Angeles
In the second match. 70 be play.
ed tomorrow, William \. TildenI
II. Of Philadelphia viii meet Wiz
liam Johnston Of San Francisco.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-22

the a, x. g. j, and Ten Of 4 trump
Itsuit;; Or the four Aces when thafe
ne no trump:
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SPECIALLY PRICED FOR SATURDAY.
New Suit BIouses
: &c &c: e !! r; s :: e.; :; FL.
er price 2oOsO

Our Blouse section offers for tomorrow
a special showing of exquisite new COS;
tune Blouses at much lower price than
resular-slouses Georgette. Crepe Satin,
Faille. and Crepe de chine-They arc the
newest over blouse types; varied to be
harmonious with the new uits-coiors
are Muffin, Poinsetta, Brown. Bobolink,
Barberry, Navy, Chinese Green. Black, etc.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1922-02-05
WANTS TO SELL ITS
STOCK IN ARIZONA

PHOENIX, Jan. 3l-The Catholic
Publishing company of New Mexico.
with az authorized capitalization of
$4,000. yesterday applied to the state
corporation commission for permis-
sion to sell stock up TO 100000. In
its application. the company which in
corporated under the laws OF New
Mexico. stated that its capital was in
the process OF being increased By an
amendment to the original articles.
Oscar Zapf. head OF the investment
company OF the commission said that
no official action would be taken I'M
ill notice had been received that the
articles were so amended
The company Incorporated in July
1920. with capital stock OF $4,000
divided into 1000 shares at $50 each
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1922-02-05
PION EER MINER
CALLED TO REST

BISBEE. Feb. William Kroegel.
an old time miner of the district, died
Thursday night at the Copper Queen
hospital from an attack of asthma
He had been suffering from the dis
ease for several years.
Krogel came to the district in thu
early sos and was one OF the men EN-.
ployed in building the old toll road
through Tombstone Canyon over
which the supplies We're hauled in by
the big teams from Fairbank. Ben
son and Tombstone. He was also
employed in the mines here at the
time that the old Copper Queen in
cline was sunk. 4
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1922-02-05
CONDITION OF spAcER SERIOUS

DOUGLAS. Feb. According to a
telegram received yesterday afternoon
from DR.. E. c. HOuld, superintendent
OF the Southern Pacific railroad hos
pital at Empalme. Sonora, Charles F..
Spader. former city clerk. is not i'm
proving and IL has been deemed ad-
visable TO send him back to the states
According TO the telegram. Spader
will arrive in Nogales Friday morn.
ing He will be met by Charles Lee
Pine. representing the Douglas lodge
trustee.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1922-02-05

will, IL he finds the road from Tomb
stone through Bisbee. Douglas and III
Paso as il has been reported TO him.
Spanish Trail-Bankhead route from
FL Paso west He stated that at the
Office OF the Southern California Auto
Club in Los Angeles. he was advised
to be sure and go through Tucson,
Tombstone. Bisbee and Douglas on to
FL Paso. and also said they sent him
by way of Mecca and Blythe. for
which he says he will never forgive
them. as that road is simply fierce.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1922-02-05
WORK STARTS TUESDAY ON
FAIReANK-SANT CRUZ ROAD.

Continued from Page one
along the Southern Pacific railroad
through Maricopa to ella Bend and at
that point picking up connection with
the Phoenix to Yuma line. which line.
by the way. is now practically all fl
nanced and construction going on
practically all the way from Buckeye
to Wellton. through ella Bend and
crossing the Gillespie Dam.
IL is not possible that Maricopa
county will realize that such a line
would make it possible for her to
catch more traffic from Casa Grande
into Phoenix through Chandler and
Mesa from the south than it would be
possible for them to get from Ajo?
And il is possible that Phoenix,
which seems to be Maricopa county.
knows and admitted in the Phoenix
IecpubiiCdn idtciy tudt our EUute uDWu
here is the only all year round route
and that we are sure going to get
the business. that Maricopa or Phoe-
nix now sees the real drift of road
matters or better still is it not posi-
BILE that she has seen the play for
some time but has kept still for other
reasons?
From now on. road work in Arizona
built by Federal Aid is going to
boom" and a detailed statement of
the work now decided upon will ap
pear next week. During the week
James Douglas has given his approx
al Of the Superior highway, after rid
ing over that costly piece Of work anu
he pronounced II "a fine piece Of road
construction" Mr.. Douglas is look
ing over county. state. Federal Aid
and commission built roads whenever
he can and making notes thereon. He
has now approved the construction of
several pieces In the state.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1922-02-05

able to be up and around the hospi.
tai Tor several weeks although It was
rot deemed advisable by the doctors
for him to return home until today
home today They were married in
the hospital two weeks ago. They
will reside in Mr.. Cummings cottage
at the corner of 9th and Fremont
which has been prepared for the oc-
cupancy.
FROM MOUNTAINS.
Max Ignell came in yesterday from
the Huachucas. where he is operat-
ing a lease in Ash Canyon.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1922-02-05

pointment OF a deputy there to take
the place OF Billy bennett. who hand
ed in his resignation several days
ago.
DIGGING OUT.
While the automobiiists are dig.
ging out" of the snow on all routes
north OF the Old Spanish Trail Bank.
head route. the only all year round
route, those who travel this route
are shooting through without inter
ruption The safety first route from
FL Paso to the coast is the original
Borderland route-the official road.
way OF the Old Spanish Trail and
Bankhead highways.
VISITED FRIENDS.
Mrs. Glenn Boyd spent the day in
Douglas today visiting friends.
TAKING UP LEASES.
Parties in the city yesterday from
the vicinity OF Huachuca Siding state
that California parties are signing up
leases on all land in the Babacomarl
valley for the purpose of drilling for
oil There was some excitement a
few months ago in the Mescal Gap
closer to the nOuntains. During the
past few weeks leases were being
signed up all over that section OF the
county.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1922-02-05

will do. since the clothes will be re-
modelled to fit. A number OF the
children are barefooted and in dire
RETURNS TO DOUGLAS
Deputies Fred c. Moore and Ed
Leahy have returned to Douglas from
an Official trip into the interior of
Mexico. Their mission OF investigat-
ing cattle thens was accomplished.
though the cold in the hills was in
tense and a meat and coffee diet
proved tiresome. They were absent
about 10 days.
NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY.
Manager c. W. Mangum. of the
Mountain States telephone company.
hos been busy during the past few
days distributing new copies OF the
telephone directories for the district.
They are revised up to date and in
clude phones listed in this county
and Tucson.
May CHANGE TIME.
Rumors are to the effect that there
will be a slight change OF time in
the running OF trains on the f. +. &
S. W. on February 16 when the new
time table goes into effect on the
Southern Pacific. The running time
on the Southern Pacific Of a number
of trains between Los Angeles and e.
Paso is to be cut down.
| Asst DAY FOR DUCKS
Today being the last la that hunt
ers could bag ducks number of 20
cal nimrods hit for the San Pedru
river this morning in an effort 10 &c,
shot at the willy teal before the Law
closes down on the sport at shutdown
tonight Yesterday number of good
bags were reported by local hunters
the cold weather OF the past two days
bringing in the wind -winger birds in
large numbers.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1922-02-05
WATER SHORTAGE.

William Lutley. the Tombstone cat
tleman. says tina, the water In the
Swisshelms and Chiricahuas is short
er than at this time last year. and un-
less more snow and rain fall in Feb
ruary and March. the only thing that
can save the situation would be a
rainy spring
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1922-02-05
SNOW REPORT.

The Huachuca mountains, while
covered well with snow. is reported
not to be heavily covered. the exact
snow fall will be ascertained in a
few days IL is very cold in the high
er levels and the snow is not melting
but is more in the shape of an ice
crust
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1922-02-05

sistsnt Attorney General Geo. Hill.
of Phoenix. will represent the state
in the trial. which is expected TO last
all week
IMPROVING.
According to word received by
friends in this city. Bob Tummins.
fireman on the local run Of the Z. p
< s. W. who recently underwent an
operation in hospital at Ell Paso. is
doing nicely and will return home
soon.
RETURN HOME.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Valance return
ed home yesterday. after an extended
visit OF several months duration in
New York and other eastern cities
During the most of their absence from
Tombstone. they visited with relatives
in New York City, stopping on the
return trip in the middle east. where
they spent some time with relatives
and friends. While they enjoyed their
sojourn i'm the east. the Nal.ances are
pleased to be back n Tombstone. and
to escape the ravages OF the wintry
blasts that now have the east in their
grir.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1922-02-05
FROM STRONGHOLD.

Phillip Rockfeilow came in today
from his ranch in Cochise Stronghold
and spent the day with his father,
Prof J. y. Rockfeiiom.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1922-02-05
BACK FROM HOSPITAL.

Bob Tuinmins, smiling fireman on
the local run OF the f. p. & 6. W, re-
turned last night from FL Paso. where
he recently underwent a minor opera
ton. and he will soon be able TO be
back on the run
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1922-02-05
TO DOUGLAS.

Manager C. W Mangam. of the tel
cphone company. went to Douglas to-
day to attend meeting of telephone
managers. He will return home to-
night
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1922-02-05
TO INSTITUTE.

Among the members OF the local
! faculty who went to Bisbee tonight to
attend the teachers institute were
Miss II. Edna Brady, Miss Bernice
Schaever. Miss Elvira Johnson. Miss
Fern Holiday and Miss Carolyn Hol-
iiday
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1922-02-05
SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.

A number of local attorneys have
received notices from the clerk of
the state supreme court advising
them that call of the calendar OF
that court will be had on Monday.
Feb. 18th. at Phoenix.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1922-02-05
HOME FOR DAY.

H. ID. Palmer, official reporter for
Division / OF the Superior Court,
went down 10 Douglas today to spend
the day.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1922-02-05
TAKES OVER GROCERY.

According to parties who were in
the city yesterday from Fit Huachuca
the steinfeld Company. of Tucson.
has taken over the grocery depart
ment OF the post-exchange
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1922-02-05
SPENT DAY IN slSsEE.

Jack Mertaugh. one OF the force il
the county assessors Office spent yes
ierday in Bisbee on visit to hi
family.