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Page Fiv3 THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW Friday Morning, December 23, lV2i Ads Cost Little But They Bring Results RATES Cochise County Clearing House 1 or men time (dry.) 1e word 6 time (1 week) 6c word 24 times (1 month) woro Minimum charge 25 cents Want THIS WILL BE HIDE WILBUR I DON'T WANT THE DUFFS km UHTl I A Safe Bet I 111 I ill r-i (t mil fey" xssf uey! WUTUA 001 Nt nobutwewwen'tt 'pi- vir (sotacuy, 2' I ill 'lO fcl r- TOY1N6-TO BLOVJ US' AN HOW ELSE IS" KSXe THIS" CAP W- A Uv A S-ANTYCLAUS- rd PreParati0n 0 Around TKe County Interesting items about persons, events and conditions from Tombstone, Willcox, Pearce, Dos Cabezas, Douglas, and other towrns in Cochise county, gathered together each day by The Review's "out-of-town-news editor." Discuss Land Matters At a recent meeting of Uio Bowie Farmers and Merchants flub considerable business was transacted. Anions the committee rerorm -waul the comiinuee on liiflJ cLmyUiun to new seitieis. Mr. CnaniDers reported that several nunuied acies ta ten-atre tracts had oeen pieugeu by local citizens, and tnis coninuttte was continued. it wad ietorted at tlus meriting thai Mr.

Guifitn Calitornia win give bo acre.i and also uo some lav proving on his oilier land. He na t. nice body 01 laud aajoin4u. luu town. Mr.

Walsh v.as present lrom California and asKed tor some uetai.ea intoi-maiion as to lieu TiOiue "ine name of juuge Ainaun was aduea to tne land ccmnutiee to loon, atier tne itga iiaoc 01 the irea home tracts. Narrowly LOUGLAS A spienum eXaniiiiL' ol what the tcr Fire I'reventioa is striving to overcome was demonstrated yesteruay aii-ernoon when a careless peuesinuu dropped a in a g.ass-covertu vacant lot at the corker or cigutn street and avenue anu but for tne prompt arrival ot the lire department, would have resulted in complete destruction of a frame ai. ouJ avenue. The blaze was dicovercu just as it was climbing the port t.uppoits and in tew minute? would little of -the stuff that was left way. have reached the roof.

Only slight brought to the police station arid an-' damage was done before it was ex- alyzed by Percy Bowden as a mixt-tinguished. ure of red ink, chloride of lime and i alcohol." i Backing for Collector TOMBSTONE Rov Davidson, rih. of way agent for the state highway department, who attended the meeting of the board of supervisors yesterday regarding the right of way ror the l6'-miie sitrotth of tho Tombttine- Nogales state hignway, to be built at i once, returned to heaihjuarteis ion I the Golden State Limited last Mr. Davidson is the popular choice of the republican party ior collector of internal revenue to suet eei Aitreu Franklin, present incumbent. one other contestant, but it is said Davidson has the backing of Sena- tor Cameron and the oitauuu-1 tkn.

Have Secured Rig DOUGLAS II was repor'ed in Duuclas yesterday by fanners coming iu from the Sulphur Springs valley that the California pnrtics who have been securing oil lease.i between l.is- bee and Douglas are getting realy to' htart drilling. The JackHon place, I about a mile from the Double Adobes, will be the first point at winch CAFE MARNE CHLENTZOS BROS. 12 Main Street BISBEE EXCELLENT CUISINE Dr. A. M.

Wilkinson Disease of Eye, Ear, Nosa and Throat Official 1250 Tenth 8irwl Douglas, Arizona At Copper Quean Hotel avory Saturday, 2 to 8 p. m. A300D PLACE.TO CHRISTMAS PPlocni HIM TO SEE IT WHAT5 THAT PACKAGE TO SURPRISE. ME. --i OH THE.

DEAI2 KhR 1 NEVER SAW IT BEFORE I OH TME DEAE 1 BOUGHT AND WwD rC7ic-NO, ITI EVER SAW IT BEFOI2E I well will be started. A derrick sui be on tne grounds within tne nex lew days, it was reported. Pioneer Buried DOUGLAS Funeral- services James nenry Gosper, pioneer of chise county, was neid jesierday euiooa at tne Ferguson chapel. Gosper's home was in Tumey He was born in Alabama, but spenc iiortinn i( his vomh in rlxas ana the remainder in this state. I ivir.

cosper in surviveu by a wife, who has oetn constaui attenu- ant ot her husbanu uuriat' illness. 'mere are ai.so two brother in OKlahoma anu a nephew i caiae tiuui, the sanie state to ta charge of the ranch while Mr. tuo- i per 'was a patient at the Calumet no- i pital. Mr. cosper was t7 years ola.

Drinks Evidence DOUGLAS 'itie be.it "binEle hami ou Urmker in Cochise county, it noi tue was captured in a raid ca i a home in the 1100 blocK on cnth street yestetday alternoon ac-! cording to the raiding olficcrs, wnJ brought to the police station a womaa I giving her name as Mrs. Wells. Ac- cording to the statement they mauj i to Judge Jack, Mrs. vells broke a two-gallon jug with one hand wl ilo tihe 'tipped a quart bottle up to he- mouth with the oilier and absorued the greater portion of its contents an jn the snace of a few seconds. What Mrs.

Wells will appear before jucj Jack some time this week to answer to a charge having li(iuor in lie. i possession. She was released on her own recognizance when it became kuown she was a property owner i.i i Douglas. HEAVY XMAS MAIL WASHINGTON. Dec.

22. The post oflice department's injunction to "mail early" is being observed with satisfactory results, the department announced tonight. Christmas mail handled up to December 21 approxi- an increa ae of about 20 per terit ov-jr Jast year, it was said. POINTERS Commercial airplanes in the United Mates flew a total of 3,500,000 miles in the Just six months. Manufacture of liien started in England at the time of the Invasion 0f juius Caesar.

eans reach maturity twice as fast undi electric light as in daylight. First illustrated book came out in Rome In 70 B. NEWTON'S AUTO STAGE LEAVES NACO: 8:00 11:00 2:00 5:00 LEAVES BISBEE 9:00 12:00 3:00 Naco to Bisbee 75c Naco to Don Luis 60c Don Luis to Tin Tovvu 20c Don Luis to Lowell 35c Tin Town to Lowell 25; Don Luis to Bisbce 50c Special Trips, $6.00 PHONE NACO WT -r-7 NOT GOING TO TELL VOL) WHAT IT II I I ki'tvi 5 TILL CHRISTMAS- DO You LOVE Jtf tU Hi fSTi ME? OH YOU DEAR 1 li iii. OH. A SET OF FURS AMD I'LL BET THEY'RE FOR ME- MY CHRISTMAS PRESEWT FROM WILBUR AND HE rlD THEM ME? BOY wonderful! I L.

FOR SALE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Boston Apartments, 5-rocm house near Warren Laundry; ur.iyll fiirnislifil sinartments. Laun- i (try Hill; 6-roem lurnished house oresentatlon. near Lincoln school; 5 rooms unlur- -nished in Wa.re.i; 4 rooms uniur- nished in War. en; furnished apartments in Wan en, high-class, WE SELLr ONLY THE BEST INSURANCE. l'Uii SALE Four room house, birdseye maple flooring throughout.

modem in every way. Lest buy and location in Warren. Right pr.ee an terms for quick sale. See L. E.

Hawes, 502 Stattuck, Warien. 2G07 12-2S FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR TRADE For a business in or Lowell, eight acres of lund near Grand Junction, Colorado; Lnd unimproved but fenced ani under government irrigation sjs-Um; land surrounded by improved farms; land on telephone i.ne. K. D. and scltool autc; also 14 nii'1 from proposed line whicn is a certainty a 3 scon as material arrives.

If interested, write. F. L. llynes, P. O.

Box 371, Grand Junction, Colo. 2G05 12-27 LOST LOST Black pig, weighing aujut CO oounds. between Bisbce and War-! ren Thursviav. Rclurn Lee Comer- fcrd, Bakerville, or phone 477-J. v.arJ.

2601 -12-21 Legal Notices NOTICE FOR PUCT.ICATION (0220o2) Department of the Interior S. BAND OI K1CK at 1'hoetiix. An- zona. 1 e-eml-r 17, 1321. i NOTICE is hereby that Marion; Watson, of Fairbank.

Arizona, who. on October VJVi. made iesert Band tie. No. for X'iXW I Sec.

L'fi. NE'iSE Section 27. Township C. S. B.

Ceridian. iias filed of intention to make I'tirchase 1'rool. at. In establish claim to the land' above described, belore t'ommissioner. at insiiee.

on the 2filti day of January. liiiin itlt niiines as itnesses: Mac E. McDonald, of I xn Mils, aim-i zona: iviniie.v. ui uumn, zona: H'-nrv Ash. of Bisbce.

Arizona; E. Mosher. of Arizona. JOHN 11. Hvl.lr.

litKisier. irst iMiblication 12-2o-'21. jms TILL fi US OXi. V2LJ i COLLINS BRETKERTCN jl Ml i if i KAZIEK. Mtr.

IS MR. DUFF. PLEASE. -OH HELLO, HONEV, HOW ARE. WAS JUST THINKING ABOUT VOL)- VES AND I HAVE.

YOUR. CHRISTMAS PRESEMT ALL bought and paid tor. no, i'm Not going to tellVou what it 15 TILL CHRISTMAS- DO You LOVE OH VOU DEAR VouRE 50 Classified Advertisements are received at the business office until p. m. for Insertion the following morning.

If you are unable to bring your advertisement to The Review office, call Telephone No. 39. and a courteous employe will accept your advertisement for Insertion the following morning. Classified adver tlsing is taken for insertion by the day- wek or montn, but no ads can be accepted to run Indefinitely. Charges for want ads are strictly a matter of ac commodation.

nn ledger accounts being kept, and memorandum bilU are sent out rh dav for ads inserted the oreviou day. These accounts are due nor FOR RENT FOR RENT Garage, $3 per month. Apply D. Playfair, 420A Mason I Hill. Phone 897.

2573 12 2J FOR RENT Three and four rooms. Modern furnished home. Loma 39, Laundry Car Stop, Art avenue. 2475-12-rO FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Nicest 3-room furnished aiaitment; hot water connec-I tious, batli, laundry, etc; concrete i parage if needed. Jones' BnoK Apartment.

Phone 41S, 23 Montaua Johnson Add. 2417-12-2J FOR RENT Two warm, furnished three-loom apurtinc-nis; gas, co-tl stoves. 201 Blacknob View street, Warien. 2165-12 2 FOR RENT FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT 6-room furnished house and two 3-rooin fui nished houses, and 4-room house; 5 rooms and bath. Bauer Hill.

Phone 905. 257112-21' FOR RENT GARAGE FOR RENT Gjod sized cement near Warren Laundry. A Review Office. 2C06 tf WANTED WANTED LAUNDRY i DON'T FORGET we are still in bus- iness. 562-R.

Heme Laundry. Phone 2439-12-2H POULTRY ANL EGG SUPPLIES Ia'CREASE your pioduction by Eureka Egg Tonic compounder item the best drugs; 5 Ib.s. delivered, $3.00. P. N-jilson Highland Poultry Yards, 2615 Frankfort El Paso, lexas.

2510-1 7 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED i irst-ciass Darocr. Apj ly G. P. O. Box 155.

2602 12-21 WAIN I CO A.N I tU At Cananea. 3 piece Jazz. Ban! for New Year's Eve. Communicate with E. R.

Felix. 2b0l 12 21 FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Ford touring car body, good as new. Apply Ford 260312 23 Fifty iliottsaiid are engaged in pubic administrative affairs in the I'nited States. POULTRY AND TURKEY'S f'r al keys for 33c a ib. Warren.

LIVESTOCK Corn fed tr.r-25 llazz.inl 2o9S- 12-23 TURKEY JS1 KJkrr A da, t'J Ilazzard Waircn. 2599 12 J.OTICE Wo are remodeling Ladies Suits as well as making new oiioh. Rear Bank of Lowell Lowell I'LL BET NINE. DOLLARS THAT SHE'S FOUWD THAT CHRISTMAS PRESENT 1 HAD HIP AWAY FOR HEC- MISCELLANEOUS THE OLD RELIABLE blacksmith la opening a blacksmith shop in John son Addition; blacXsnimiing of all kinds; spring welding a specialty; automobile storage and automobiie repair work. J.

L. Stroyick. 24G8-12-29 DRESSM-AKING Edna R. Prouty, -919 Cochise. Phone 297.

2421-12-23 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE One practitaliy new top', for Studebaker. 1918 model, ln'fuira at Hack's Garaqe next to Lowe. I Bakery, Johnscn Add. Phone 309. I 2601 12-23 rTT- i TZ i lUli.

SALiC Ifior anu vveoieiu trie Washer at cost. Standard floor lamp below cost. StevenV Electric Shop. Phone 523, 836 Sinij Road, Tombstone Canyon. 2575 12-13 FOR SALE Toasters, electric pads, fixtures.

Albert Sechrest Pressure Cnnk-crs Stevpns' Klpctric Shnn. Phone 523, 835 Sims Road, Tomb- stone Canyon. 257412-23 FOR SALE 2450 shares of Sant Barbara Mining Milling Co. stock in Sonora, Mexico, at 10c a share: being sold at 50c at the local office. Apply tq Henry Waters' Shoe Shop, Brewery Ave.

2593 12-23 FOR SALE Mattresses, itnovalec made to order and for sale. Ticking for sate. Blsbee Mattress Works, two doors east Shattuck's office, Tate Hill, Lowell. Phone 142-W. 2432-12-25 INSURANCE PROTECT YOUR INCOME i Professional and business women as well as prudent men can protect their income against loss of time through illness or accident by carrying a policy at reasonab'o cost with the Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Co.

John A. Caniii- beil. Agent, Box 279 Bisbee. Phona 724. 2471-12-29 Longest flight evtr recorded by an was that of a German boat tint flow 5400 miles during the war.

BISBEE PHONE ROCKHILL STAGE BISBEE TOMBSTONE Leave Bisbe Auto Co. Leave Arlington Hotel 8:15 a. 1:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. SEVEN PASSENGER CARS CAREFUL DRIVERS COLLINS BRETHERTON BROKERS STOCKS AND BONDS SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO UNLISTED Phone 23 L.

.1. OVIiRLOCK, Broker Corespondents: Paine, Weber A. Boston, Duluth, Calumet SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COPPER STOCK LOGAN BRYAN. NEW YORK AND CHICAGO STOCK MARKET NEW YORK. Dec.

22. Tendencies in the financial markets today were irrpmilar nr reactionary from the be- ginning. Only a few of the standard oi representative issues showed more than casual support. Trading in most other respects was characteristic of the holiday season. Further heavy selling us noted in certain issues, presumably income tax losse.

The ln-' vestment inquiry was keen, however, as evidenced by the steady sale of new offerings, including Louisville Nashville bonds. Industrials contm- i ueu to be depressed by adverse trade conditions, mcr cutting of prices being reported in steel and Iron prod ucts. Oils were under constant pressure and wit hmotcrs, junior stecis, coppers, textiles and tobaccos, registered extreme reactions of 1 to 4 points. Equipments, especially American Locomotive and General electric, were about the only stocis in hich the short interest deemed it advisable to cover contracts. The sluggish course of rails other than coalers, reflected further neglect of those is-bues.

Sales, 700,000 shares. The money market was inclined to relax, although interior banks drew upon their local reserves for home requirements. Call loans opened at 6 per cent, but eased to 5 in the afternoon, with private offerings on good collateral at 4 Vi pet- cent. In the bond market, the feature was the heaviness of foreign issues, notably French municipals, which broke sharply on relatively small scales. The domestic bond list, including' Liberty issues, and rails, was irregularly lower.

Total sales, par value, $18,750,000. Without exception, foreign ex- flvincon nroro Inwpr Hocnito csilllprt In. dicating an amicable meeting between the British and French premiers. Sterling reacted 1V4 cents, other allied rates easing 7 to 10 points. The German mark also fell back with Scandinavian quotations, but eastern European rates were.

firm. Cotton Market (By The Associated Press) NEW YORK, Dec. 22. Cotton closed steady, net 13 points lower to 2 points higher. Metal Market (lJy The Associated Press) i NEW YORK, Dec.

22. Lead quiet, siot S4.70ifi4.80: zinc auiet. snot East 1 St. Louis (delivery S4.004.95;. bar silver, foreign 6514: copper steady, electrolytic spot and nearby 131 14; later 14.

Liberty Bonds (By The Associated Press) NEW YORK. Dec. 22. Liberty bonds closed: 3is, first 4s, second 4 Vis third fourth 4 lis Vic tory 3-lis Victory 4-is, I tinn no STOCKS m. OVERLOOK BROKF t.n Andean Car American HiiKar Ll'i I Atchison Alt Gulf American 7, vr, S5 5fi lt'JV, 57U I oiiuilivc Un.i.tl...

I IIIILIVVI i American Wool Baldwin Bethlehem Baltimore Ohio American I fbesapeake Ohio Anadir Canadian Pacific Leather 1 frfn 'osden cru iUi Cuiian Cane Famous Players i General Motors I Northern Ore 4 I Vi It flood rich Ind Alcohol Inv Oil Kelly Marine Marine Pfd Mexican Tele New York Central Northern Pacific Pan American Pan Pern Pierce Arrow Pure Oil Kciidini; Ki'jmblic Sleel f2r'i it 13 61 T.U 7s'i S1 1." 72', r.o ui T' r.l 1 l''ib I Southern Ky St. Paul Strom be Studebaker TOMBSTONE PHONE 80 blUVKb P. O. Box 1129 ri'i i Southern Pacific Texas Pacific 45 11 55t 70 S14 Si Texas Oil United States Food V'nited States Rubber I'nited States Steel Union Tacific United Drug Vanadium Westinghouse Willys NEW YORK COPPERS Pumithtd by L. J.

OVERLOOK BRORK Anacorrda Butte IS Cerro Chlno 2'i Chile HH Greene Cananea Inspiration Kennccott Miami Nevada Consolidated Hay Consolidated Shattuck Utah ni us (t BOSTON COOPERS by L. J. OVERLOOK. BROKER Corrnponitnt Logon Bryan Arizona Commercial li Calumet Ariaona SV Calumet 271 Copper Range S'i East Butte 10i Davis Daly 57 Hancock Mohawk New Cornelia North Butte Osceola Seneca 4 53 17 12'i 32 11 Wolverine Mav I GRAIN Coin 51', Hi-. 111 Dec Corn May Wheat Dec Wheat CURBS Fumishtd L.

J. OVERLOOK. BROKER Corrtspondrnt Logon tr Br yam Vhumnda JVi IS 2rt 3 Con Ttoupen Denn Erupcion Jerome Vi rtle .1 Mkriuh Chief MiiKUiil NiK'lit Hawk Kav rSadsden IS 47 22 2H 29 s. 2i P.ay Hercules Tom need Tellurido I'nited Eastern i Verde Extension i Verde Combination Shea Wolverine Arizona Pumithid by COLUS'S 6r BRETHERTOM Broktri Asa -rso ISiir Jim i Gold Dust Gold Reed Old Or. 3 t.urky Hw Merry Widow i SnnvMe I Tom Uc-ed I'nited Eastern I'nited American I I'nited Western i Red Lion 3 I 17 1 5 1 CTHEK CUBBS Purnithid by COLUSS 6r BRBTHERTOM CIM Asa Ahuiiiada Z.12 Oreen Monster 1 14 2 Krunclon Dundee Ciadsilen 1ST CS 1.30 5 32 I Verde Central Jerome erde lcv Ark -Arizona Hull Copper Mainna Chief Wolv-Arizona Shea Verde Combination 20 5 NiKht llavk North TiRre Con Copper Mines Nacozarl Consolidated OIL STOCKS Calumet Oil- Paso Banner Homer I'nion Owenwood Royalty Ptoduccm f.M WMtl'll ac Weimar.

29 l.2 li 20 1 5 1 15 Effective April 21, 1921 Bisbee-Codiisc Stage DAILY SERVICE By way of Forest Ranch, Cleason. Courtland, Pearce. Making connections vith P. trains for Globe and Miami. Alto connectiona at Forest Ranch for Douglas.

Carls leava Blcbee 8:30 a. m. Arrive Cochise 12:10 p. m. Leave Cochise 3 p.

m. Arrive Bisbee 8:30 p. m. Reservations may be made at Bisbee Auto Co, 'Phona COPPER QUEEN HOTEL I "Gem of the Borderland" BISBEE. ARIZONA Rooms.

$1.50 per day. aud up. Club Breakfasts, 35c to 9oc Tabic d'Hote Luuch. 75c Table d'Hote Dinner. $1.25 Special rates for board by the mouth.

A Honzy Hotel Centrally Located EDWARD OLSON. Mauager 1 Sinclair Consolidated 12 II 13.

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