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Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25
CASSIDY REPORTS 7 CONVICTIONS
 DURING JANUARY
Four Cases Dismissed For In sufficient Evidence; $l575
 in Fines Is Collected

Announcement was made Thursday in the office of State Prohibition Di- rector Michael E. Cassidy that out of B cases of violation of the nation al prohibition amendment that have gone into the federal courts in Jan- uary, 27 convictions were obtained. Four cases were dismissed on the motion Of District Attorney Thomas A. Flynn because of Insufficient eVi- dence, one case resulted in a hung jury, and one in an instructed yer dict for the defendant. to which an exception was taken by the district attorney.
 In addition to this S1575 in fines was collected, IA defendants were sent to jail, and four automobiles were ordered confiscated.
 The foregoing may be taken as an indication that public sentiment is getting behind the enforcement of the national prohibition amendment and that the work will be made in- creasinglv easy as the benefits to be derived from it's enforcement are made more and more apparent.
 In referring to this yesterday. Mir. Cassidy, state prohibition director, said, while naturally feel proud of the work done in January. credit for it must 20 to the agents of my office, throughout the state who have prov cd so efficient in obtaining evidence and in preparing cases for trial"
 Those co-operating with the dis trict attorney in the cases brought before him were his assistants. John H. Largston. Joseph M Holub and Col. John Fl. Martin of Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25
Southern Arizona Wants Change Made In Classification Of Ajo and
 Yuma Route, Bankhead Highway
Chambers of Commerce Representing Seven Localities Are in Favor of Making IucsonAjo Yuma Road Secondary
 Route and Bankhead Highway Primary System

TUCSON, Feb. 24.-ResolutiOns which were adopted in principle by the recent joint meeting of chambers of commerce of several southern Ari- zona cities in Tucson have been com pleted as to form and finally acted upon, according to an announcement made Wednesday by O. s. McPherson secretary of the local chamber.
 The two resolutions adopted urge the Arizona highway department to 1 designate the Tucson-Ajo-Yuma route as secondary highway and the Bor derland route as primary highway in the state system, in recommenda tions submitted to the United States Bureau of Public Roads.
 Chambers of commerce which par. ticipated in the meeting in Tucson last Friday when resolutions were adopted tentatively were those of Douglas, Bisbee, Tucson, Nogales, Chandler, Florence and Casa Grande
 A special committee headed by Stanley Kilt, chairman, and O. s. Me Pherson, secretary, was directed by the joint meeting to formulate and adopt for the chambers of commerce., resolution containing the proposi- tions adopted, without regard to yer biage, last Friday.
 ? Copies of the resolutions, upon di- rection of the joint meeting, will be seat promptly to Messrs. Wheeler, Hewes, and Mcdonald of the United States Bureau of Public Roads, the Secretary of Agriculture and Arizo- na representative in Congress.
 The text of the two resolutions fol- lows, the first being that regarding the Borderland route and the second relating to the Ajo highway.
 Resolution No.
 Tucson, Ariz. Feb r, 1922
 Wheras, the Southern Arizona h. ter-State Highway running from Ro- deo, New Mexico, thence to Douglas, Bisbee, Tombstone, Benson, Tucson. Chandler, Mesa, Tempe, Phoenix, Buckeye, Gila Bend and Yuma, is of primary importance to the State of Arizona and to the Government of the United States, and
 Wheras, this highway traversing five of the fourteen counties of the state in which there are located 603 per cent of the entire population of the state, paying taxes on assessed valuation of 52.3 per cent of the total taxable wealth of the state, and
 Whereas, this highway connects the most important agricultural, min ing, commercial, and educational communities of the state, and
 Whereas, the United States govern ment has called upon the Arizor= tSate Highway Department for its recommendation of the designation of the per cent state highway sys- tenn for federal aid, and
 Whereas, Mir. Mcdonald, chief of the United States Bureau of Pubic Roads has replied as follows in re. gard to communication requesting information as to whether all primary roads must b paved. Federal high way law specifically requires ample right of way and surface not less than Is feet wide on primary highways. Type of construction will be de- termined by traffic requirements and
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HereArld There
 In Arizona
IS DANGEROuSIY ILL.
Attest: O. s. McPher;On, secretary
 Resolution No. 2.

Mrs. John Brady is dangerously ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Henry Ash on School Hill. Her daugh- ters, Mrs. William Truax, Jr., of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Mollie Irwni, of Oklahoma, have been wired for. Mrs. Brady is one of the pioneer women of the county. She and her husband To- cated in Tombstone in the early eighties and lived at Pickemup, a few mics out of Tombstone, for years. Tier husband died several years ago.
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INJURIES KNEE.

Word was received from TomI>- stone last evening that Roger Saun- ders, mining leasor, was confined to his home with badly injured knee which resulted while working on some machinery at the Saunders and Giacoma lease at the Oregon several days ago. The. injury which was a bad sprain will. confine him to his home for some time and at present his limb is in plaster cast in order to allow the tendons to heal
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PURCHASES kLInE's INTERESTS

Jack Sparks, Douglas contractor! yesterday closed a deal whereby he becomes the sole owner of the Kline Sparks building in this city. Sparks purchased the interest of his partner. Joe Kline. The consideration was not made public. The building is the store and office building adjoining the Lyric Theatre, facing on Naco Road and running back on O. K. street. The building was erected by Kline and Sparks several years ago.
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LEASE FORWARDED.

The new five year lease on the postoffice has been sent to Washing ton for approval of the postoffice de- partment. The present lease on the ground floor of the library building expired in January. Approval of the lease means that. the postoffice will remain in it's present location for the next five years. When the call was made for buildings for the use of the postoffice the present one was the only bid submitted.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25
WANTS APPRAISER APPOINTED.

Clerk M. c. Hankins of the board of supervisors yesterday received a telegram from the state land depart ment requesting the Cochise county board of supervisors to appoint a county appraiser to meet with ap- praisers from the land department in Benson next Tuesday for the apprais- ment of certain lands near there. MT Hankins advised the department that he was taking the matter up with the supervisors.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25
REMOVING HANGING ROCKS.

A force of men have been busy dur ing the past few days removing num- Der of rocks from the wall above the sidewalk on Naco Road on Slag Dump Hill that were in danger of falling down. All of these have now been removed and the walk made muc safer.
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MORE JURORS DRAWN.

The names of 30 more prospective jurors were drawn yesterday ia tine superior court to report at 9:30 next Tuesday morning. They will be used in addition to those who report on Monday in the trial of the case of the State vs. William Bennett, charg- ed with the murder of Red" Osborne at Benson, a few weeks ago, which case is set for trial on Tuesday morn ing. Of the number drawn seven are from the district
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there was such an attack. It


persons who die from infectious diseases would not have been even sick had their bodies been prepared to meet the disease as a well-nour- ished body would.
 Anybody can now gain this degree of health. Tanlac will restore the or gans of digestion and of elimination to their normal condition. If you are under weight, suffer from indigestion, dyspepsia, biliousness, bad headaches, get a bottle of Tanlac today from your druggist. Start at once the Tanlac treatment It will do for you what it has already done for so many thous- ands of others.
 Tanlac is sold in Bisbee, Lowell. Warren and Naco by Phelps Dodge Mercantile Co.,, and by leading drug gists everywhere.
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tity of nourishment extracted from your food and passed on to the mil lions of cells of your body to build
 and energize them. When your di- gestive system is in perfect condi- tion, it takes some mighty serious accident to bother you, and the at tacks of germs that would kill a weak, under-nourished person. are thrown off without even knowing
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ELECTS OFFICERS.

E. A. Tovreae, John T. Hughes, J. c. Hurley, Ernest Linsenmeyer, Fred Tribolet and Joe Fink, were elected members of the board of directors of the Arizona Packing Company for the ensuing year at a meeting of the stockholders held in Phoenix on Mon day last. The directors will meet next week to select the officers of the company for this year.
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Mll No.Sr"i>loe1 Bodies Raotafe Attraction,
What Thin Frail People Need to Build Firm Flesh and Restore the Charm of
 Youth Is Course of Tanlac

THERE is certain irresistible at Il traction about well-rounded form, full cheeks and the coloring that tells of boundless health and capacity. It attracts the healthy because of their instinctive desire to associate with others having like vigor to their own, and it attracts the weak because the more one needs health, the more evi- dences of its possession by others
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HORSES LOCATED.

Sheriff Joe Hood, while in the city yesterday, stated that he had receiv- ed word that the two horses that were stolen from the Bunker Hill Mines Company in Tombstone sever al months ago. had been located in vicinity of Cananea. A deputy will be sent down to bring the horses back across the line
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Personal

Wallace McKeehan was in the city yesterday from his ranch in the Swiss helm mountains.
 Kirk Moore, Tucson attorney, was in the city yesterday, on his way home from a professional visit to Douglas.
 Miss Kate Heating has returned from a five-weeks' visit to relatives in Texas.
 J. g. McNulty, Western Union line
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FROM NACOZARI.

II. Kenyon Birch returned yester- aay from Nacozari. where he went to inspect the work being done on the new mill and conceptrator being erect ca there by the .Mectezuma Copper company. The work is nearing com Hletion.
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HERE NEXT WEEK.

EX-Senator Mark Smith, who arriv- ed in Arizona last week on a visit 10 his old friends, this week went to Jerome with MT. and Mrs J. s. Doug las. Word received from him yester- day said that he expected to he in Bisbee and Douglas next week.
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FROM MINING TRIP.

Joe Muhiem and l.. c. Shattuck re- turned yesterday from the Catalina mountains, where they have pecu cor the past two weeks on mining busi-
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RETURNED FROM MIAMI.

Red" Milburn and father, Tom Milburn. have returned from Miami, where Red" has been putting on sev- eral boxing bouts. His last bout was with Mack Spaw.
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ON BUSINESS TRIP.

c. Kimball and wife, of New York City, are in the city for a few days. MT. Baldwin is the representative of the Robins Manufacturing Company or New York, manufacturers of min ing machinery.
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In such cases TanIac has time and time again demonstrated it's true worth. No other medicine has ever been so universally proclaimed and endorsed by people in all walks of life. 1t quickly tones up the whole diaes- tive system so that it is ready and eager to again perform it's important duty of supplying energy and building material to the whole body.
 You should be hungry nearly all the time. The thought of food should arouse your keenest desires at any time except right after hearty meal. If your appetite isn't that good, then it isn't as it should be, and you are not as healthy or as vigorous as na ture intended
 The measure of health is the auan-
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| adequate surface must be used in all cases;" therefore
 Be it resolved, That the repreSen tatives of the cities of Douglas Bis bee. Tucson, Nogalcs, Casa Grande Florence, and Chandler, assembled here this date. urgently request the State Highway Department 10 iasIs nate this highway as a urinary inter state highway, and
 Be it further resolved. That copies of this resolution be referred for ;,c tion to all civic organizations located along said route. and that copies be forwarded to Messrs. Wheeler. Hewes Mcdonald, of the United States Bu reau of Public Roads, secretary of agriculture, Arizona Good Roads As. sociation, and the AriZOna repicSen- tativeS in congress.
 STANLEY KITT,
 Chairman. Attest: O. s. McPher son, secretary
 Resolution No. 2.
 Tucson, AriZ., Feb. r.. 1922. Whereas, the counties of COchisc, Santa Cruz, Yuma, and Pima are G,- sirous of completing the unconstruc- ed sections of the Tucson-Ajo jo- Yuma highway in order to secure a direct eastern and western outlet across the state of Arizona, and
 Whereas, the war department be- lieves that the completion of this highway is Of sufficient national i'm portance to justify the construction of the section through the Papago Ind Cnvsxra inrn hNr hn fnhn tg! government and the expenditure of federal aid funds on the remaining sections,'' order that the important army posts along the border from Fl Paso to San Diego may be connected by highway, and
 Whereas Pima county has construct ed without assistance from the fed eral government 80 miles of class A highway at an expense of $481, 900 and there remains to be constructed ap- proXimately 75 miles in Pima county, including 4S miles across the Papago Indian reservation, and
 Whereas, Yuma county has made available $75,000 for her recent bond issue to complete their section of the highway from the Yuma-Phoenlx road towards Ajo to the Pima county line, and
 Whereas, over 1,200 taxpayers of Pima county have signed petitions calling for an election of bond is- sue of $250,000 to complete the con- nection with Yuma county and the other unconstructed sessions of the highway, and
 Whereas, the Tucson-Ajo-Y Yuma highway is the only route in the state trayersible 365 days of the year, With no danger of wash-outs and no bridges to cross, therefore
 eB it resolved, That the represents tives of the cities of the Southern Ari- Zona counties, assembled here this date, urgently request the State High way Department to designate this route as secondary highway entitled to receive federal aid, and
 Be it further resolved, That copies of this resolution be referred for ac- tion to all civic organizations located along said route and that copies be forwarded to Messrs. Wheeler, Hawes, Mcdonald of the United States bureau Of public roads, secretary of agricul- ture, secretary of war, chief of United States Indian service, Arizona Good Roads Association and the Arizona representatives in congress.
 STANLEY KITT,
 Chairman. Attest: O. s. McPherson, secretary
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25

Miss Winnie Wacek will leave today for Tucson, where she will visit with friends for few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25
UNDELIvERED TELEGRAM.

There is an undelivered telegram at the Western Union telegraph office for Edgar William Wilson.
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Milk Report

Following is the report of Dr. E. B. Rurfee. city bacteriologist, on the examination of milk samples collect ed in Bisbee on February 23:
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25

Mrs. Lou Birdino is confined to her home in Upper Lowell with an attack of lagrippe.
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FROM FL PASC.

B. N. Norton, formerly city engin- ger in Douglas, was in the city yester- day from Fl Paso on a business trip. He is now interested in the stationery buiness in the Pass City.
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Mrs. J. B. Stillman was in the city yesterday from Douglas on visit to
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Mrs w. c. Galloway and daughter, Mrs Stevens, have returned from a visit to friends in Fl Paso.
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TO NOGALES.

Charle Jones and Walter Bowma1i left by auto for Nogales yesterday, where they go on a business mission.
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ness. They have interests in that sec tion and were looking after some de- velopment work
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Mrs. Frank Roth and children have returned from Nacozari. where they visited wit hMr. Roth for several days.
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J. K. Hutchins, of the Standard Oil Company, was business visitor tc Tombstone yesterday.
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Sheriff Joe Hood was in the city yesterday while on his way to Doug las on business connected with his office.
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J. N. Gaines of the Cochise County Taxpayers Association, is in the city on a short visit.
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Edward Massey and wife of Tomb stone were in the city yesterday on
 l shopping trip.
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Mrs. N. E. Bricher, of Friedman. Minn., is in the district for a few weeks as the guest of Mrs. John Kin sella, of Upper Lowell.
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Mrs. Max Baumkirchner was in the city yesterday on shopping trip from her home in the Huachucas.
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friends.

friends.
 Edward Massey and wife Of Tomb stone were in the city yesterday on a shopping trip.
 Mrs. Frank Roth and children have returned from Nacozari, where they visited wit hMr. Roth for several days.
 near Lordsburg, is in the city for q few days on business.
 c. M. Clopton and wife, of Phoenix, are in the city for few days and are registered at the Copper Queen Hotel.
 Arthur H. Zachau, of Fairbank, was in the city yesterday on short busi- ness trip.
 W. A. Meyer was in Douglas yester- day on business connected with the Phelps Dodge Mercantile Company.
 Fire Chief Wilson has returned from Fl Paso, where he spent several days on a visit to friends.
 Fred Baugh has gone to Pearce, where he has taken a position and will also act as manager of the Pearce baseball team thls year.
 T. $. Hicklin and D. B. Smith, of the Ahumada Copper Company, are in the city for few days on business.
 Rex Arms Apts.-New management.
 economical, steam-driven motor
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oPPCdAo NO thCAl.
 Oh, the heartaches, the dis appointments and the bitter ness that are the lot of the under-nourished, thin, emaci- ated, angular men and wo- men. Not only have they us- ually lost most of their physi- cal attraction, but too often their minds have also become embittered, and warped so that they are not desired as companions by norma fly healthy and cheerful people. They look out on life through dark spectacles, missing the thousand joys that crowd each moment for the more fortunate ones. And. if only they knew it, their whole tro ble is starvation - just simp famishment of their bodies al brains, often in the midst rInnNx,
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John E. Rawlings, of the S5 mine near Lordsburg, is in the city for q few days on business.
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man, was in the city yesterday from his headquarters in Douglas.
 County Treasurer Guy c. Welch was in the city yesterday on short busI ness visit.
 Harry Hayes was in the city yester- day on a visit from his ranch near Hereford.
 Mrs. Ira Ford has returned from Ne vada, where she visited with rela- tives.
 Hugh Gallagher, of the auditing de- partment of the Phelps Dodge Corpor- ation was in the city yesterday on q short visit from Douglas.
 Bruce Stephenson, the Douglas law yer, was in the city yesterday on his way to Phoenix on court business.
 Gerald Sherman, of the mining de- partment of the Phelps Dodge Cor proation, was in the city yesterday from Douglas.
 F. A. Crowegg and family are leav- ing for Miami, where Crowegg will take a position with the Inspiration Copper Company.
 Bostick Williams and wife were in the city yesterday from their home near Hereford on a visit to friends.
 Colonel John C. Greenway has re- turned from a short business trip to the east.
 Frank Butler has returned from Tucson, where he has been located for the past few months.
 Attorney George Taylor is at Mu- rietta Hot Springs, in California, Tor an attack of rheumatism.
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economical, steam-driven motor cycle has been built bya Denver man.
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Rex Arms Apts.-New management.
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T. s. Hicklin and D. E. Smith, ot the Ahumada Copper Company, are in the city for few days on business
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man, was h the city yesterday from his headquarters in Douglas,
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Attorney George Taylor is at Mu- rietta Hot Springs, in California, TOT an attack of rheumatism.
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J, s. McNulty, Western Union line
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Fred Baugh has gone to Pearce, where he has taken a position and will also act as manager of the Pearce baseball team thls year.
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C. M. Clopton and wife, of PhOeni' are in the city for q few days and ar registered at the Copper Queen Hote
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Frank Butler has returned from Tucson, where he has been located for the past few months.
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County Treasurer Guy c. Welch was in the city yesterday on a short busI- ness visit
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Harry Hayes was in the city yester- day on visit from his ranch near Hereford.